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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1918
Page
3
Mothers rush to Mus terole for throat and chest coughs with claims of prompt relief and no blistering. Advertisers tout it for sore throats bronchitis tonsillitis croup and many pains with prices 30c 60c hospital size 2.50 and note its use for adults too.
An ad touts Neutrone Prescription 9 as a painless remedy for rheumatism promising quick relief from pain stiffness and inflammation. It advertises bottles at one dollar with mail orders available and notes Wor dale in Corry by C. O. Babbitt and Bon.
The text recalls Colonel Rickards reporting from a hospital on October 8 and planning to rejoin his regiment the next day. His wife Mrs. Rickards notes delayed mail, two-month-old letters, and the soldiers’ hard work while awaiting word on November 1. The family shares pride and concern as letters arrive and news of the regiment’s movement is conveyed.
Advert reads San Cura Ointment as powerful antiseptic that draws out poison and heals running sores and skin conditions. Thompson Medical Co. backs the offer with a purchase-price refund if results fail. Testimonial from D. B. Dutton of Titusville cites dramatic relief. ads note soap and shipping details with prices and outlets.
F. G. Emerson D. C. offers chiropractic care with no surgery or medicine. Claims health restoration and lists office hours from 2 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 8:30 p.m. at 444 Main Street, tract.
A partial list shows items such as dressed chickens pork sausage red Alaska salmon hard Hubbard squash coffee cocoa corn peas pumpkin tomato soup baking powder and corn starch with quantities and unit prices. The fragmented OCR implies a simple grocery advertisement or catalog page.
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