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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1912
Page
6
An old advertisement touts Knowlton s Danderine for soft lustrous hair free from dandruff. It claims visible results after about two weeks with new hair sprouting and enhanced gloss, urging careful application and promising easy, inexpensive use.
Dr J Rich and wife spent the day in Warren. Mrs C P Rice and son Winston of Union City visit Mrs AL AW. George Kinley went to Youngsville and Warren on business. Mrs Martin Brew and Miss Anna McCarthy went to Erie to spend the day. A P Mount went to Bradford for final inspection on the new Armory. L W Olde Lewis Bliss Alex McLoness Douglass Titus and Ed Crabser went to Erie on business. Miss Mabel Taylor went to Pittsburgh for a few days. Dan Freno went to Ridgway on business for Pennsylvanian Leater Co. I B Brown and John Ruppetsberger returned home from the Maine woods. Mr and Mrs R G Mogaridge of Corry left for home after visiting Mr and Mrs Samuel Stinson East Walnut street.
J Ly Turner and Gamble go to the city on business. J Wellington, Himer Wilson, and Mr Rounds make respective trips to nearby towns for work and to call relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles Hateh host Franks and others. Gatlin of Rede returns home with Wilfred Terry. Cottyrall attends KR meeting in Cleveland.
A Corry ad touts Vin Hopatien as a new tissue builder now distributed nationwide through druggists. It cites strong user endorsements including Mrs. M. Foster of Erie Pa who reports relief from catarrh and stomach issues after using the medicine, claiming she feels reborn and encouraging others to try Vin Hepatien.
George Snapp of W Bush New York was the guest of friends here today. Mr Sapp dressed the first whatever in the oil country. Whi thih Becton, the ong weed on the Drake well No 2 at Titunyttte.
Commonwealth gains 712000 plus in richer settlement as Hurnsoiry Pyy-Verdiety agit at ing 712007.78 payments cited from miditor keneral and state Lees rer on capital stock tax. Auditor General Sisson and Wright approve ratings despite earlier disputes with the National Pranst and prior year payments.
J Wood plans Wood's Cash Market at his residence next Monday offering groceries meats and produce with delivery by telephone. He claims no rent allows attractive prices as he resumes in the trade and notes belief in the power of printer's ink. Roller explosion kills 20 Japs reported from Tokio. Nisshin boiler blast near Shimoda kills crew. bodies landed at Al Yakouweh.
Money Back offer promotes PARISIAN Sage hair tonic with a guaranteed refund if unsatisfied. Claims the product strengthens thinning temples and restores color, targeting young women noticing early gray. Large bottle priced 60 cents offered by N F Ames & Co and retailers.
A garbled OCR snippet shows a tense exchange about time and a mistaken stay, with distorted proper nouns and missing context. The fragment references Chicago and a person’s wife, but no clear event, date, or outcome is identifiable.
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