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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1916
Page
2
Classified item notes advertisement insertion, mentions Lingach insertion, minimum charge 166, editorial line by line weekly, bills after receipt, ads published in order received, local notices and advertising copy handling.
Reading fragmentary notes and quotations, Pittsburg residents debate Tanlac's impact on health and finances. The piece references opinions from local merchants, supporters, and critics, with mentions of political figures and a Pittsburgh-based distribution point.
A Corry resident butchers the tale of back pain and relief through Doun’s Kidney Pills sold at Ames & Co.’s Drug Store. He claims the remedy removes recurring pains from his back and supports work longevity.
An archival line lists upholstery items and metal stands with prices for couches and hammocks. Entries include 261m upholstered back, price points from 3.68 to 14.97, and metal stands advertised for lawn use at 8.10.
Fragmented notice discusses health disregard among women and the impact on family life, citing supposed remedies and warnings. Mentions Lydia Wy and Plinkhan’s Voxourbty Compound with unclear claims, referencing ongoing debate and confusion in columns and advertisements.
An America Magazine excerpt discusses wartime finance and distortion, noting a Russian gold mint reportedly placed at Irkutsk and a tale of hidden wealth. The piece comments on the practicalities of concealment and the broader war economy.
J Blatiory, front, alate, reports from Til arian Uived ton for mate at Auck hardt's Art Shoft Mra. The fragmentary note mentions Bulgarian tea and a notable discovery, with unclear details and names.
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