City Hack D M Jackson Proprietor Meets Trains at Union Depot
Advertisement for D M Jackson offering print class service to all parts of the city with special attention to trains and baggage handling. Includes two phone lines for contact.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1911
Page
4
Advertisement for D M Jackson offering print class service to all parts of the city with special attention to trains and baggage handling. Includes two phone lines for contact.
Oprystock features many new patterns at St. showing table linens in prices from $1.85 to $7.50 per set. Bleached German linens listed at $1.25 to $3. Other linens from $1.25 to $8.50 with set pricing. Emphasis on 25 years of customers and no cotton-mix linens. Heavy tablefelt at 50c.
An advertisement claims Rheuma cures rheumatism and gout with quick action on kidneys liver and blood. It asserts refund if not effective and promotes a 50 cent bottle with mail orders prepaid from The Rheums Co Buffalo New York plus English Morde morphe?udge advertising.
An 19th century advertisement claims a hundred dollars reward if Hall's Catarrh Cure fails. It asserts testimonial trust from Walding Sinean Marvin and lists Toledo suppliers. Ends with a note on colorful cure benefits and price.
An advertisement offers loans ranging from 10 to 50 dollars with easy weekly or monthly payments. It invites those in need of a loan to write for an agent who will visit to provide the money.
Cable reports claim a massacre of white missionaries at Hylanfu in Shensi province after rebels seized the town. English Baptists and other foreigners are said to be among potential victims as 8,000 rebels with modern rifles move toward Nankin, aided by a fleet of warships.
Disrupted reports describe Nankin’s unrest with Rebels advancing from the north as Sun Kin faces pressure. Evolutionist bands move toward the city while armed bands commit looting and predation. Authorities warn disruption could cripple the city and economy amid uncertain governance.
A merger to create a larger telephone holding structure is reported involving North American Poly Phone and Telegraph and related firms. The deal contemplates a $26,000,000 exchange, new cables, and a modern switch system, with the Philadelphia Toll Telephone Investment Company cited as a possible buyer.
A vintage ad copy touts Cascarets as a cure for indigestion sour stomach and constipation. It claims rapid cleansing of the liver stomach and intestines with cheerful promises of relief and renewed vitality.
A short note urges athletes to adjust training to relieve muscle tension and restore serenity. It highlights breathing and posture as key methods to improve performance and recovery.
The item Rexall Rubbing Oil is alleged to be on the market for pirating goods as trainer Dave Coburn criticizes Lt Inandy for using it on Ruttami Glarie in a six day race at Madison Square Garden. The product reportedly sold only at Babbitt's with prices 25 and 10 cents.
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