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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1910
Page
6
An 18th century style note describes a tablet product labeled Naw Gen try shaped with envelopes 16 per satchel or pointed flap. The tablet purportedly holds two quiresof fine cloth finish paper and individual stationery at low cost.
The column lists numerous local residents visiting friends and relatives, attending events, and traveling within and beyond the area. Names include Davis, Desmond, Miss Amber, Mr and Mrs Th Kennel, and others, with mentions of trips to Farlets, Warren, Hattaly, and Rundulpl New York.
A garbled OCR passage discusses digestion and stomach issues, asserting non indigestion and non sick stomach experiences. It mentions medicines, symptoms like vomiting and belching, and references to dietary guidance and health products without coherent details. The fragmentary text lacks verifiable events or sources.
A long list of church services across denominations including Congregational, Methodist, Episcopal, Presbyterian, and Salvation Army. It names pastors such as Rev Walliwm, J Rankin, and J.C. McDonald, with times for Sunday School, morning worship, and evening services, plus special meetings and events.
An archaic advertisement promises Hulls Cure for chronic ailments with a large cash reward. It states Cheney and Go Toledo advertise the patent medicine and urges buyers to trust their “Mal 16 years” effort and implies a shameless sales pitch by Henry Peas Walding Kinnan & Marvin wholesale druggists.
An advertisement claims a remedy by Dy Detehon for rheumatism and related ailments, promising rapid cure within one day. The copy asserts immediate relief and a quick disappearance of symptoms after the first dose, with pricing at five cents and one dollar, distributed by Durham Deng Co.
A condensed price list from Corry Condensed Mille Company in Corry Bay shows millet prices for various items and dates. It lists Getulor L910 at £150 and Denomban 400 dallary WI $1, with November and March entries noting prices around $1.50 to $1.60.
An old time advertisement promotes Ferronone and Borra zone for strength and stamina. It claims heightened vitality, appetite, and endurance with promised long lasting results. The leaflet lists dealers and a contact number for purchase.
Ad touts a forty and one remedy for colds and flu symptoms promising rapid relief. Mentions a promotional price of 12 dollars and urges readers to buy from a druggist or vendor offering the product.
An old advertises custom tailored outfits for winter from A. F. Measenger Son, agents for the International Tailoring Company of New York. It touts low prices versus ready mades and invites customers to call and visit.
Fragmentary items describe social visits and travel of residents around Spartansburg Cory Rochester Buffalo and Elmpton. Mentions include Marshall Morrick hosting a visit, Mrs Ford Scranton’s trip, George Thurston’s visit, and embroidery work at Ivy Embroidery Clitter. Contexts include family visits and store logistics with several names and places obscured.
An advertisement touts Nova Tablets as a remedy to fatigue and nervous weakness. It claims the pills restore blood quality, strengthen nerves, and improve overall vitality, promising renewed energy for tired, dull mornings. The product is offered at 60 cents and sold by all druggists.
Local shop Morrie offers Standard Grand Rotary 2 in 1 machines with lock and chain options. Repairs for all kinds, featuring affordable prices and easy terms. Visit 150 N Center Street for styles, parts, and service.
A fragmented newspaper advertisement lists assorted goods and prices including cloth, panels, ink, meat substitutes, and hardware. It mentions tryouts for various items and promotes sales through the week with low prices and multiple cent figures.
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