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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1910
Page
5
A historical ad text touts Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure for a wide range of female ailments. It asserts safety and effectiveness, with testimonials of dramatic health improvements and an invitation to write for personalized advice.
An advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma as a permanent cure for kidney, liver, and bladder diseases. It cites testimonials and large dose claims, urging readers to purchase at N.F. Amos & Co. or Thomas Downsy's, with two sizes offered and a Dunkirk man’s five year health rebound quoted.
Novel mutterings on iron and coal demand while car orders lag. Rail projects like new bridge and proposed subway spur material demand. cotton goods prices hold amid steady leather output. Wage figures from western gun makers show varied pay across stages of production. Captain Maxwell contributes a note on Grouse and Grouse Moarg.
A vintage testimonial extols Parisian Sage for stopping hair loss and dandruff within two weeks. The ad credits Nur Aney & Co and N F Amey & Go with guaranteed results, promising a perfumed refreshment for all ages and hair colors.
In Georgetown Delaware on November 28, a widow named Hobson, aged sixty one, and a wealthy farmer, garbled by garbled text, became the focus of a tale about romance. Another widow, Hin Le Bikham, also figures in the odd narrative. Odd courtship events unfold as Zacharley McDowell, a local farmer, marries Mrs. Sarro W. Roach after a simple gesture of kindness.
Contractors uncover a hidden room in the former Hilmon F. Chase residence in Cincinnati revealing a stash of counterfeit coins totaling nearly nine thousand. The site, once a cabinet official’s home and later a counterfeiters’ rendezvous, yielded the thwarted operation’s hoard and clues to its past use.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention William J Bryan and farm related items dated November 26 with unclear actions. The text references moving, four months, and various unspecified crops or products, but details are unreadable. The piece lacks coherent names, places, and dates to form a complete summary.
Pennsylvania officials announce annual dinner details with Taft to attend on November 21 at Hotel Alfa. James At Back reports the invitation list and dignitaries expected, noting timely return. The item includes ad copy for a cold remedy product with a money back guarantee and a druggist signature.
The New York provision market details mixed prices and quotations for WHEAT, CORN, OATS, HOGS, CATTLE, and dairy products. Notable entries include No 1 northern wheat at 12 ½ to 12 ¾ cents, No 2 red 11 to 12, and Buffalo area dairy and livestock notes with ranges for prime cattle, cows, heifers, and hogs amid overall market activity on Nov 2.
Local ministers and druggists in Reading Allentown Quakertown and nearby towns endorse Lincoln's Catarrh Balm for catarrh asthma hay fever and throat ailments. Testimonials claim cures within three weeks and urge readers to order today at 60 cents per bottle.
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