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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1910
Page
6
An old advertorial snippet touts an Othine remedy for freckles with a money back guarantee. It claims a single night application and immediate improvement, urging readers to buy double strength Othine from A. Habbit & Son. The text also mentions winter skin care and promises eradication of freckles, warning customers of a refund if ineffective.
Local notices recount visits and happenings around Wilcox and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs. Donuts Mullen, Miss Ta Hind, James Melilroy, Miss Alina Naylor, and Parker of Industrial World. Various errands, sales, and social visits are noted along with upcoming events and market items.
A closing out sale is announced at Messinger and Son's Dry Goods and Clothiers store located at 212 West Main Street. The ad notes underwear for women is available at reduced prices as the shop clears stock.
Tonight's library show promises a lively stage with Mil dred and Rouelere. Attendees will find ornate costumes, electrical and lighting effects, and theatrical artistry delivering fantasy and comedy with precise timing and professional polish.
A reward is offered for the identity of a person representing Heron and Dr Padoll of Brie who sold two pairs of KIAKKeS Hinderwy Name In Col Hinbhew, with fakes detected and the warning noted. The inquiry mentions replacement of the swearing and the muse of the name Slenod, tied to Dr Padoll at James Hotel in Corry, Pennsylvania.
At Lyre Saturday night a political feature titled The Independent Candidate, or the Gang Downed drew a large audience. The program presented a dramatized dispute over a local election with emphasis on ethical conduct and civic duty.
International worded advert from New York City by A Messunzey and Son at 212 West Main Street. The fragment markets “most sensational values” and promises buying options through agents, with unclear product categories and dates.
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