Danderine Hair Cleanser Promises Beautiful Locks
An old ad touts Danderine a hair cleanse priced at 25 cents. It claims the product clears dirt and oil, nourishes roots, and makes hair wavy abundant and soft with repeated use.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1912
Page
3
An old ad touts Danderine a hair cleanse priced at 25 cents. It claims the product clears dirt and oil, nourishes roots, and makes hair wavy abundant and soft with repeated use.
A garbled OCR passage shows a teacher demanding a sentence with the word ex purure and a student response. The fragment hints at a reform lecturer and a New York setting with scattered names and phrases.
A jumble of advertisements mentions deliveries, fresh eggs, poultry, second hand organs, and a call for a boy to deliver mail. Weather notes predict winter, with snow and rain. a funeral notice for Mrs. Oliver prompts tributes.
A 25 cent package of Pape's Cold Compound is advertised to end grippe and break up severe colds quickly with a dose every two hours until three consecutive doses are taken. It claims to relieve headaches feverishness stuffy nose sneezing sore throat and rheumatic twinges and urges using no substitutes.
Bulbs fern seeds and chrysanthemums are now in bloom with tulips narcissus and crocuses listed. Carnations roses lilies and sweet peas available while jardinières and fern dishes are also offered by Thomas Pettit's at Benson.
An old advertisement touts PARISIAN Sage for women promising to stop falling hair and dandruff and to restore life to the scalp. It asserts the product contains no lead or dangerous ingredients and urges buying VATU TAN Sage from dealers, listing Ames & Co as a distributor.
The column records several items including a social event at No Hy Spring St on Friday evening, a hand injury at E ly Furniture factory treated by Dr Christie, a Friday dancing school social with Kas tor's orchestra, and a sale pitch for optical and piano club offers. It also notes funeral arrangements for Mrs Thessie Oliver, plans for a Warren manufacturing company replacing F A Steber, and the recapture of Simon Gammill after a jail escape with George Bradley.
The fire destroyed a house with total loss. cause under investigation. Two years earlier, the family’s Kushequa home burned to ground and a three year old child died. Langworthy family members, including Mr. Langworthy who survived a long illness, are connected to Russell area.
Bradford mausoleum project progresses with engraving orders for a Parthenon styled chapel. Plans call for marble interior seating up to 800, site accessibility, weather resistant build, attendant in charge, and grounds to include lawns walks drives with printed memorial stationery services.
Nov 1 report from Russell describes a house fire that destroyed a Cuatae City home while Mrs Langworthy suffered burns. A child was saved and four children were sent to Bradford Hospital for treatment as firefighters fought the flames.
A United States court awarded Henry Meeker $122,441 against Lehigh Valley Railroad for alleged discrimination and high freight charges on coal shipments. The jury also awarded $27,892 against the Pennsylvania Railroad after Judge Thompson overruled a demurrer. An appeal to the U S Supreme Court is planned.
Attorney General Carmody advised State Fire Marshal Ahearn that blasting explosives used for agricultural purposes are exempt. Farmers use these explosives for stump removal and other farming tasks.
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