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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
6
An ad touts Parlatan Sago as a guaranteed hair growth tonic that cleanses and nourishes scalp roots, promising dandruff removal and a fresh look. It urges readers to buy now, with testimonials about odor control and visible shiny hair.
A horse slipped between a car and platform during a bid to lurch a hog from a freight office. A large crowd gathered as men pulled the animal onto the platform with wooden tackle. The horse was seriously injured but morning owner drove to Columbus.
An old style medical ad promotes San Cura Sop and San Gira Ointment claiming rapid relief from eczema itching bleeding and protruding piles. It guarantees cure or refund and lists prices of 250 and 600. The offer targets families with promises of skin healing and infant use.
In this account Knox is portrayed as a Republican figure allied with big business, opposing labor unions and using legal actions against strikers at Homestead. The piece details his role in pressuring workers, arranging indictments for treason and murder, and seeking arbitration to crush strikes while praising his career under multiple administrations.
A chaotic excerpt traces Philander C. Knox from 1904 to 1909, noting alleged corporate influence on his rise to power. It claims campaign funds and private conferences shaped his Senate career and later state actions, contrasting labor movements with privileged corporate interests.
Hon Ellis L Orvis of Bellefonte endorses the Adamson Bill signed by President Wilson and advocates the eight hour workday as a humane standard. He writes in support to Daniel T. Mkenna of Philadelphia, praising labor reform and labor peace.
A dated catalog snippet lists wool nap blankets priced at 1.00 and various nightgowns including non flannel types at 1.25 and 65 cents for children. Also mentions bed comforts and a price of 8.00 for a bed comforter.
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