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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1910
Page
6
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a fast, painless remedy for corns and warts. It claims thorough relief without pits and markets the product through Thomas Downey at a listed price.
A jumble of names and places notes visitors to Union City and nearby towns, with mentions of Bela Livir's Delight Sundae at Wilcox Market, Saturday sale ads, and residents like Abe Goldstein Spartansbane and Tanson McKelyou Spring Creek. The report lists several business visitors, legal officials, and travelers such as Walter Gretaler, Deputy Factory Inspector N. Baker, and John Nesson, plus a forecast of upcoming travel and market events.
In front of City Hall yesterday Sale Grom bine sold the property of the Pectoral Gas Company and the Tip vile Gas and Power Company. Will bin Smith, president of Titus ville Electris Traction company, bought the former for $6100 and the latter for $500. He opted for Charley Pfizer, the major stockholder, who will take over. The object is for reorganization.
Amuse Tonight presents the finest pictures of the week at the cinema. The ad promises clear bright images from our OWA direct current and includes a beverage remedy mentioned for a bottled product, with service notes and a fifteen minute interval.
Notific instructions for all bills or accounts for or against the Ure A Turd estate due by November 27. Address: 109 W Washington. Also advertisement for genuine hams for cash, 16e per pound, at Wiles Market, one day only Saturday. Come early if you want a fresh ham.
A fragmentary ad style notice pushes a sensational patent remedy promising rapid weight loss and health benefits. It uses bold claims about transforming women into “Tuxinelmut” and “Radiant” looks, citing mail orders and prepaid charges. It mentions a Victor era firm and a long marketing line.
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