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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1916
Page
4
An old advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Herbal Compound as a universal remedy for female ailments. It claims to remove "the ills peculiar to your sex" and invites readers to try it, asserting it has stood the test of time with no rival.
A string of short mentions: Jina Bello lambing visits, Ransom MaKelvoy at Spring Creek, Mr Dorberd oftmrbinie of Burk Place plans a few days with Erie relatives, Jane Ward of Rio returning home after a visit, Ms Browne of Pittsburgh spending a short time in the oily toft area, Frank Ames arrives from Buffalo for business, Mr and Mrs J Z Payne back from watermobile trip, Mrs Eugene Disble visiting her brother W N Greyley, HU Barlow closing their Park home for a New York City trip, Stewart Holmes and Dorothy Horam in the city, Dr Rann involved in a society play, Miss Ethel Shambaush visiting Corry, and a Wantad note seeking home care for boarding children.
Mrs Nellie M Warner of Lowell Mass a trained nurse testifies that Sykes Comfort Powder kept an 86 year old man with a fractured hip free from bed sores It is advertised as a bias medicated preparation for itching scalding skin hives eczema and skin irritations Trial offered free in Boston Mass The notice also lists assorted local social and business updates from Spring Creek and neighboring towns.
Old style ad praising a fruit laxative for children and adults. Promotes a 50 cent bottle of California Syrup of Figs to ease constipation and stomach issues. Warns against counterfeit products and directs to buy the genuine brand made by California Fig Syrup Company.
A vintage advertisement explains how food souring causes indigestion gas and discomfort. It promotes Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, mild remedy to regulate the stomach, stop belching and foul breath, and allow eating without fear. Selling point includes a fifty cent price for a large can at drug stores.
William Fuarnum stars in a melodramatic tale titled The End of the Trail. The production features winter scenery and a morih era mood as Fox presents the popular actor in a dramatic performance.
An old ad from Walter A. Bhriuss Studio at 120 North Center Street invites customers for portrait photos. It notes regret over missing photographs and promises quality work by appointment, mentioning a dark or sunny day and indicating contact details.
Fragmented OCR notice mentions potential action by D. Ry and Winktrod at a More Mell plane Deb. Details are unreadable but imply a formal public notice or filing with a local authority seeking attention or approval.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss tablets and directions, mentioning vitamins or medicines and a transport or travel instruction. Names and clear facts are missing, making it difficult to determine a coherent event or entity set.
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