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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1916
Page
7
Special feature produced by Pictorial Review for this newspaper. Includes portraits and notes on persons featured, presented in period style and tone.
The article describes a plain oxgulaite jacket coat with a rolled high or low collar and contrasting braid trims. It notes fabric choices in brown gray or blue checks, twin front pockets, and wide braid edging. A detailed cutting guide outlines placement of pockets, seams, and facings for sizes 16 to 80 years.
Practical guide prepared for readers of Pictorial Review on home dress making. Contains step by step instructions, patterns, and tips for sewing, fitting, and finishing garments suitable for amateurs and hobbyists.
The provided OCR text is highly garbled, mixing fabric terms with incomplete phrases. It mentions cloth details like gingham and lace, but the overall narrative is unreadable. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities are extractable for a coherent summary.
A medical claim touts hot water daily and lime stone phosphinate as a liver cleanse. The piece warns of toxins and toxicity from indigestible materials, promising a purifying effect on digestion, skin tone, and breath. It cites a “noted chemist” and urges universal daily use before breakfast, despite caution about safety and lack of proven benefits.
Fragmented ad style note on Golden-Lax Tablets. Mentions relief for headaches and digzlues directionn with a suggested dose of one tablet at 10 a clock. Claims to cause waking at about 6. Mentions a carton and pocket carry. References Amod and Co and Thomas Downey in unclear context.
Linder and ell J will open my ntiieetor te jaan jig of cider and apple Jel turants on wednesday sept 20 cider and apple Jelitorants delivered in the elly A L Watrous bell Phones aba adySi0tr
A fragmented ad text references Saxton and Noblitt offering eye health guidance. It includes garbled phrases about comfort, luck, and eye care, plus nonsensical lines and a cited consultant name. The readable portions imply a medical advisory or consultation service with unclear specifics.
The record chronicles President Wilson and Hughes trading signals on campaign tactics and policy. It notes Wilson winning a broader naval enabling act at the White House, ongoing debates over child labor, military funding, and tariff reforms, with references to Montgomery, Beatrice, Spokane, Helena, and other locations reporting on August events and statements.
A letter from Wayne street Corry describes recovering health and gratitude for remedies. The writer claims increased strength this morning after recent treatment and hints at future updates. The Goldine Company management reportedly confirms the Golding Man may stay at Amen.
A fragmented notice urges a person to visit a drug store by Monday to arrange a payment or financial matter. The message mentions a change and requests the reader to call and see him, emphasizing prompt action.
San Cura Ointment and Ban Cure Soap from Thompson Medical Co claim to cure running sores, fever sores, burns, boils, frostbite, and skin conditions with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The ad touts broad effectiveness and references N F Ames and Co for the guarantee, pricing at 25 cents for the ointment and soap sold in Titusville, Pennsylvania.
A dubious health piece warns that meat may worsen back and kidney symptoms, urging four ounces of suet daily and various tonics to restore kidney function. It claims bladder and urinary problems will improve with diet and tonics, targeting both men and women.
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