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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1915
Page
11
J. B. Rogers at 103 N Center St advertises a full line of electrical supplies for home and auto. The ad promises free pro advice on lamp bulbs, money savings, and low prices.
The Hammond Iron Works, under a Boston partner, secured a contract from Purley Distilling Co to construct a massive tank. The project, hiring about sixty workers, aims for completion within three days and envisions a 90 by 60 foot chamber, planned as the largest in the United States if completed on time.
San Cura Ointment claims to cure running sores fever sores and skin afflictions such as eczema salt rheum and ulcers. It advertises a money back guarantee and lists burns bruises and itching as treatable, priced 25 or 50 cents a jar with accompanying antiseptic soap of 25 cents.
A flurry of weekend visits and short trips fills Elgin and Corry scenes. Business visitors James Hurein and A J Gilvarr are noted along with residents and relatives from Meadville Erie and Union City returning home. Several families report pleasant trips to the Exposition and West touring, with updates on care at Corry hospital and local social calls.
An old advertorial piece promotes Jud Salts as a treatment for backache and kidney discomfort caused by meat overconsumption. It claims kidneys become sluggish and offers four ounces of salt daily in water before breakfast, plus a grape and lemon juice remedy to cleanse the system. The article also lists various local notices and travel, mentioning residents such as Ed Harvey, Alfred Sheely, Ray Perkins, Lavern Perkins, George McIntyre, G H Patterson, Marion Doane, Eugene Doane, Ruth Whaley, and John Potter.
Fragmentary item from Wheelock page mentions Ms Dave Hatbauan and a date of November 1 in a school related note. Content is unclear but identifies persons and place.
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