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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1912
Page
6
Rockefeller notes wealth comes from saving not earning. The tale promotes Mel’s Naptha for cool or lukewarm washing, claiming fuel cuts, clothes last longer, and less labor. It touts reduced heat exposure, faster wash times, and directives printed on the product wrapper.
Mr Hoh Myers and Clark of Meadville visited Thenis and Mrs Charlotis Ward of Chautay dia. She celebrated her eighty seventh birthday on Wednesday of last week at Chautagua.
A series of brief notices shows residents like Hol Sands and Charles Moore traveling to Union City and Garland on business. Miss Eva Dlatobles returns to Erie after a relatives visit, while others plan or report visits to Warren and Tithe Ville. The Pine Grove Cemetery association holds its annual meeting this evening at G L Alefeaniden’s office, urging good attendance.
OCR reads like a jumble of bits from a small town page listing names, errands and goods. It mentions local residents, jury duty, patients, and shop offers, plus brief social notes and scattered ads for Dolly products and health remedies.
A 1911 testimonial for Rheuma from George M. Ross of Saginaw Michigan promotes N. F. Amen and Co. and claims rapid relief after first doses. The letter describes severe rheumatism lasting weeks and a friend cured after trying various remedies. The advertisement asserts relief within one or two days and a money back plan.
The Rebekah lodge calls a lawn drill for Tuesday evening May 14 at 1 o clock, by order of the grand.
A new shipment features Burson stockings in file cotton and lisle with several weights, promoting seamless comfort. Also offered are seconds of regular 25 cent qualities and ribbed vests in all sizes.
Wide lace bands and galloons offered in white and ecru for trimming summer dresses. Wyaphs from 1 to 3 inches wide. One fourth off regular prices. Suitable for yokes waists and dresses, 18 to 42 inches wide.
A damaged paper story about a woman who bought a Minnesota item and handed it down through generations. The tale highlights a baby’s wear and a child’s task, noting how a simple task becomes difficult. It mentions Easy Task Soap as pure and sanitary and ties to fabric care.
The notice advertises porch box planting supplies including flowering geraniums, vines, cabbage plants, and candies. It mentions Voxotable register line and lists W. D. Rowe at 676 B. Wayne Street AWw15 as the contact address for purchase and fitting porch boxes and planters.
Bargains from the basement at Scda for regular 10c enameled ware and 60c glass tumbler. May sale includes colonial covered glass fruit bowls, brass fern dishes, and 10c pictures. Two sizes of fruit bowls, glassware, and framed pictures offered at reduced prices for mothers, housewives, and soda fountain owners.
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