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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1916
Page
3
Old recipe describes nasal cleansing and warm-water drink to treat catarrhal deafness and head noises. It instructs mixing hot water with a groin infused compound, then taking a dose four times daily. The piece mentions a drug trial and the company Ami and Co offering it.
The readable text describes proper cleaning methods and modern processes in a historical setting. It mentions items such as gloves dresses hats and slip-ons being cleaned and finished in a contemporary way, with references to a “mout model way” and a “Pinction Ride” near an opposing Baptot.
Burial, Nov 20, with the conveyance of the public avenue view commission train to Cay on the Wall ville and Buffalo railroad, riding lent No regular passenger train. Hind heen via wince Nov 1. At why regiont of the public survey commission, forelit and sunin passenger traffic all heen handle until 1 day tyr Hi benefit of junberment Hind pthee yhlmorn on the row, proceeding to Now ofore the munronie court for open publication for Min company to dlevotye mn tere arg in nitwncoos that the fund will ever il be operated, although there is tulle that part of IL between Crynin Linke and Muffntod may be ood
Notice to heirs and creditors to settle debts of Alfred Burrows deceased. Those connected are urged to contact attorneys Kineald and Kincald in Lewaw to arrange payment without delay.
An OCR fragment touts a product called Rheumatism howmin a supposed wonder remedy by N I Amos Hui Wil Magelsta and Lyons. It claims rapid relief by expelling toxins into bowels and kidneys and contrasts its preparation with ordinary treatments. The notice urges sufferers to have confidence in the remedy.
The text requests prompt settlement and payment of indebtedness by creditors against the estate of SIDNEY J. ELSTON, Administrator. Located at 0A ust Park Wace, Corry, Pas ado Lowi, the administrator asks claimants to present their demands for payment to the understeamt.
A local notice promotes Orine as a simple home treatment for drink habit. Two forms offered No 1 a powder for ordered treatment and No 2 pills for voluntary treatment at $1,000 per box. Refund promised if not effective. Contact Babbitt and Son, Druggists, Corry, Pa, for booklet.
A letter from Cape Kelletty Punk's Island describes Eskimos threatening explorers and detailing conflict after a polar bear encounter. The account, received by Dr. Herbert J. Spinulo, notes fears of reprisals, accusations of witchcraft, and potential epidemics affecting both sides.
In Venango Franklin on November 20 constables report suspicions of liquor sales in the county. William J Brown notes lack of evidence supporting the claim while a Buckland Township constable also cites suspicions without proof. Local officers cite alleged sales in two wards but offer no concrete evidence.
A historic Bere Penn Cafe event notes a simple fare. Patrons can order tea or coffee, bread with water, and a basic platter featuring potatoes and vegetables. The cafe offers a basic breakfast and beverages as it begins service today.
A vintage style advertisement touts a McDougall cabinet for one dollar. It claims valuable convenience and exclusive labor-saving devices, urging readers to visit and learn details about the offer.
News item reports two Italian men facing trial for a cowardly assault on Mr Howman in Marionville, Georgia. Prosecutors A 1 Brown and M C Earringer plan to present the case. defendants Jutge Hindley Lexsus Rocha and others are named in connection with the stabbing and pursuit by a posse. The trial is expected to open soon with Robert J Campbell representing the defense and Franke Lyons assisting.
An old advertising note promotes California Syrup of Figs as a safe gentle laxative for cross sick and feverish children. It claims the product cleanses the bowels, relieves discomfort from cold or sore throat, and urges buyers to check for the real California Syrup of Figs and avoid counterfeit imitators.
An old advertisement touts Jad Salts as a harmless kidney flush and remedy for back pain and bladder issues. It claims four ounces of Jad Salts in water before breakfast clears clogged kidneys, neutralizes urine acids, prevents irritation, and supports overall kidney health with an effervescent drink.
The Edmondson phonograph plays all records and offers demonstrations daily at H. Henderson Piano Company, 116 North Center Street. Call to hear this machine and place your order with flexible terms.
An old advertisement promotes Golden-Lax Tablets with claims of pain relief for liver and headaches. It instructs taking one tablet at 10 o clock, promises life after about a moment, and notes a carton contains forty tablets priced 250. Sold at Ames and Co and Thomas Downey druggists.
Fragmented real estate items include two family houses on Columbus Ave and West Wayne Street, with multiple broken phrases about rooms and baths. Also listed is a vacant lot from 25 to 1688 units of currency, plus references to Main Street and What Avenue.
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