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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1916
Page
6
Advertised cure explains a dyspeptic home treatment for catarrh and related deafness. It prescribes Parmint, fat water, and granulated sugar to be taken in specific doses, claiming rapid improvement and restoration of hearing in many cases. The notice cites N. F. Ames and Co. as suppliers.
The fragmentary text describes a local event or notice with unclear wording. readable names or places are not discernible, but it hints at an opening or inauguration tied to a specific group or venue.
Personal mentions record local residents moving about the city with many leaving for errands and visits. Names include Myolin Hodnes Abe Giwabinski Mrs J P Drought Mrs Joseph Whaugh and Morris Bonsted as well as Max Thrognes and others headed to Erle, Jamestown, Buffalo and nearby towns for short visits and examinations.
Harrisburg resident B Beckwith suffered chronic stomach and intestinal woes until trying Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He reports dramatic relief after one dose and praises the product for permanent improvement of stomach liver and intestinal problems. The advertisement claims no migraines after eating and gas pressure relieved and offers a money back guarantee.
An advertisement touts a medicine chest for 25 cents with promises to treat bleeding, hemorrhoids, running fevers, and chronic issues. It claims money back from Thomas Downey and Y. F. Ames & Co. and lists antiseptic ointment and San Gary Soap as accompanying items.
An old advertisement touts Mustard Musterole as a clean white ointment that relieves congestion and chest pains without blistering. It claims use for bronchitis, tonsillitis, colds, asthma, rheumatism, lumbago, and joint or muscle aches, advising gentle massage for speedy relief.
Mrs Les Smith and daughter Kathryn left this morning for Erle to spend the day with friends. Miss Marlo McLaughlin of North Bhat is the guest of AMfisa Marriot Wromeyer of Grove Street. Frank Bradt returned home that evening from Buffalo where he was run over Sunday with friends. Mrs MacIntyre, a hospital patient, has returned to her Park Street apartment.
We express our sincere appreciation for the beautiful flowers and support shown during our recent bereavement. Our thanks go to all who offered sympathy, especially Mr Edward Holdoger and family, and Mrs athering Spfosman and family.
Fragmentary notice presents a cryptic event titled Fox Play involving Leva Lows with unclear actors. It lists a thirty two year old man at a Blashtown address and a journal office. Details are unreadable but indicate a local entertainment or public notice setting.
In the 1910 Christmas season merchants note abundant goods due to European conflict and strong American manufacturing. Imports were late but American products proved superior, boosting availability and pricing. Local retailers claim wide selection now for Christmas shoppers, with extensive domestic goods meeting demand.
AJL. Bush left for Hrio to spend the day of business Misa Teresa tad returned to Hrie Ist ovening after enending a abort ime with relatives in the city. FM Babbitt returned thie morn ing from Jainstown where he at tended the Masony caramoodary last evening. Mrs. Waller left that ona ing for Cults N. , where ah killed by the serious Hinguy of daugttor Mrs. Gar D Mead. Mrs. Marla Reed and Mich Sette Reed Jett last evening for Corky, where they will spend a tew daye With relatives and triouda-Kand Republican.
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