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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1915
Page
6
A historical advertisement touts ORRINE as a home treatment to end drinking, offering No 1 powder and No 2 pill forms with a money back guarantee after a trial. Priced at 1.00 per box, the ad claims success in restoring sobriety and lists O. Rabbitt & Sou druggists as the sellers.
Local residents at Blue Eye and surrounding areas spent Sundays with friends and relatives. Families from Randolph Corry Warren and Columbia enjoyed gatherings. a gen Mead hosted a corti roast for about seventy attendees. Doris Higgins shows health improvement. multiples guests visited Chas DeJoans and others in Blue Eye and nearby towns.
Erie labor union attacks liquor men after September primary results. A canvass announced at the October Central Labor Union meeting says 800 workers lost their yard votes. A repulation was adopted to push a special measure to keep polls open until 8 pm. Defeat of labor candidate Eugene McManus and low votes for Theodore Lehhorn and Frank Pelow were blamed on union opponents. Union resolutions endorse equal suffrage and oppose.
Fragmentary note references involvement in placing square letters across retail or wholesale contexts. The readable text suggests a discussion of roles or duties within these operations, but the exact scope or outcome remains unclear. further details are not available in the accessible text.
An old and new method for catarrh treatment via Hyomel is promoted, claiming inhaled oxygen reaches throat cells to kill germs and improve blood health. The ad cites testimonials, a complete outfit with inhaler and dropper, and a money back guarantee, noting Ames and Co. stock and offering a watch premium to buyers.
A lively ad notes $1.00 for old fountain pens and promotes a new model called the ampothent writing pen. It promises reliability with a special Comb feed and asks readers to visit for a demonstration of value and construction details.
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