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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1913
Page
4
Extra Values are in store for the Ladies with 50c garments. Alliance Mills offers fleece lined, warm union suits for winter. Includes children's, misses, and boys sizes. special prices per garment and bulk displays.
A newspaper notice promotes men’s undergarments in sizes 32 to 46 with a wide fleece range. It touts reduced prices on 134b quality garments, heavy double fleece Union suits, and extra heavy double breasted shirts, emphasizing exceptional value and factory leftovers.
Bargain alert for red blankets sized 40 by 68 inches featuring Red Bear motif. Limited quantity and price marked at 49 cents while stock lasts.
Coroner findings hold engineer Rotchfort responsible for allowing a train to drift onto a waterway without orders. Operator Miss J H Anderton questioned about ensuring orders were given. No criminal charges expected as the coroner labeled the crash an accident caused by negligence.
Kane Pa Nov 8 Authorities are convinced Wilfred Eck, believed assailant of Lillian Pearl Hineman, has fled Kane and may be headed west. An employee reported seeing a westbound freight at Kane Yard and a map matching Eck. Postal cards with his likeness and description were sent to all sections for rapid distribution.
An old style advertisement touts a digestive tablet as the cure for stomach discomfort. It claims quick relief, stronger digestion, and a healthier system, promising to soothe membranes and boost digestive juices. The copy emphasizes routine use and overall wellness.
A fragmented ad from Corry notes a testimonial claiming kidney pills cured back and kidney issues. It promotes Donn’s Kidney Pills from Foster Milburne Buffalo with a stated price of 50 cents and urges readers to remember the brand and not take other products. The copy mentions Arnold Co. drug store as a supplier and implies widespread dealer distribution.
A dustless sweeping compound for carpets and floor treatment is advertised with price references. Floors priced per pound at 2 1 2 cents, with Dabline at Hows Grocery and J. D. Murray offering the products above listed figures.
An advertisement proclaims the confectionery meets the government's pure food act standards and guarantees top quality. It asserts the product is pure fresh and sweet.
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