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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
8
A fragmentary ad touts Glyco Pine and Glycodine as a quick, simple cure for coughs. It instructs readers to mix a bottle with sugar to create a six ounce cough syrup and offers money back if not effective. The text imitates a medical advertisement with dubious claims and questionable ingredients.
Local authorities pursue action against the Thomas Downey and Durham Drugs Company. No further details available in readable text.
A two act Meatintiy drama produced by Wm A Brady stars W Wick and Ruth In the production, a new print without scratches is shown. The bill includes The Tangle a Vitagraph society drama in four acts with Naomi Childers Rogers Lythre Darwin Karr and Henry B Waltham Temper a three act feature with Ruth Stonehouse at the Amuse tonight.
Mrs Galt and party visit New York City for shopping and social events at the home of Dudley Willard Yulone, with planned meetings on Fifth Avenue. The President’s wife along with Helen Woodrow gathers at the Port of New York area as Mrs Tedith Hollie Galt enjoys a brief visit before returning home to arrange further shopping and social plans.
Special notice announces exclusive Corry agents for a laxative bark remedy used for bowel cleansing and stomach upset. The ad touts a single spoonful’s instant effect, claims safety and no griping, with Thomas Downey, druggist, as distributor. It promotes rapid relief from constipation and gas.
New York on November 4 191i Mc Nanaman returned from a hospital stay two days earlier and killed his two year old son and two month old daughter before slitting his own throat. He wounded the infant and then killed himself as police arrived finding him in a disclosed state of distress.
Dispatch from Wilkesbarre reports cars halted after a riot yesterday. Police and stockade barriers surround the central car barns as officers respond to the disorder. Seventeen workers required medical aid for injuries amid the unrest.
A questionable health ad promotes drinking hot water on waking to cleanse the inside of the body. It claims internal cleansing improves skin, breath, digestion, and overall health, mentioning toxins, pores, and a “magic” drink mix as essential for cleansing and rejuvenation.
This old advertisement claims a home remedy will restore color, reduce gray hairs, and make hair look darker and thicker. It markets a bulb of product for about 50 cents, promising natural, even darkening by morning with a second application for lasting results.
Robin and Rubin of Herrisburghie and Faye Booduilawy will visit Durham's Drug Store near Cory wT Noyenthir Rib for one week. They offer free eye examinations and glasses priced as low as $1.00. Patients advised to come in morning hours when lighter crowds. store will stay open until 9:00 PM for those who cannot visit during the day.
Critics praise Vanity Fair as a top attraction with high praise for its star cast and production value. A special matinee and two shows nightly at the home library feature the film, drawing audiences despite drought concerns locally.
On account of leaving town, will sacrifice a mahogany 88 note player piano with improvements. Also offered are one tenor saxophone and one alto saxophone in good condition. Call or write JG Wilfott at 15 West Park Place, Second Floor, for details or bargains.
All select first size bulbs for forcing or bedding. Hyacinths white pink and blue. Crocus white yellow and tulips early single and double white yellow and red. Bloom mid May. Tulips late single white pink and red bloom end May to early June. Narcissi double yellow and white Whitmans Boston and Sword Fern.
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