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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
5
An ad claims Nero Tablets enrich and tone the blood to strengthen nerves and restore youth. It touts improved nerve food distribution through the body and warns of aging signs like tired mornings and sleeplessness, stating the tablets cost 50 cents and are sold by druggists.
Report of an aerial competition near Belmont Park featuring Arch Hoxsey and Johnstone Machin Wright Brothers were anxious observers as wind hindered early attempts. Hoxsey finally topped the field with a 1,188 foot ascent amid shifting skies, while Johnstone and others trailed. Wilbur Wright weighed in on the rivals during the long windy afternoon.
An old advertisement touts a double strength Othine treatment from Babbiew & Son claimed to remove freckles and deliver a fair complexion. It urges readers to request the product and mentions a money back guarantee, noting seasonal demand in October and late summer.
Correspondence notes a birthday party for Mrs Wickwire and Mrs Walding’s anniversary, with guests enjoying a nine piece refreshment spread. Visitors include Miss Mactan Poros, Mr. Ray Gory moving to Warren, and several trips to see relatives. Ongoing social calls, travel plans, and hospital visits are listed among local residents.
Lake Pleasant Valeo notes Mr. and Mrs. F. Williams hosted visitors from North Hust after a pleasant Wool End visit. Mrs. C. W. Duncombe entertained the Larkin Soap Club on October 1. A fire at a house owned by F. L. Klein caused a small blaze and quick ground cleanup.
A fragmented advertisement promotes Manoline as a remedy for damaged or chapped hands. It claims the product eases pain and improves healing, urging readers to use Manoline regardless of hand condition and noting quiet improvements.
A garbled excerpt discusses prescriptions and pharmacist duties with phrases about filling prescriptions exactly as doctors intend and the care taken in choosing medicines. The text emphasizes accuracy and professional attention in dispensing prescribed drugs.
A fragmentary note reflects on wasting time on the devil and urges focusing energy on aiding others. It suggests that if people directed effort toward kindness, the devil would lose power.
The Thomas Downey Drug Store advertises Zemo as a cure for pimples blackheads dandruff boils and scalp eruptions with a money back guarantee if customers are not fully satisfied. First application shows improvement and continuous use is claimed to remove blemishes leaving healthy skin. The ad cites testimonials and a 32 page booklet, urging readers to obtain Zemo from the local wholesale druggists.
An advertisement promises rapid relief from rheumatism and neuralgia with Dr. Detehon’s remedy. It claims cures in one to eight days, stating fast, noticeable improvements after the first dose. Sold by Durhain Drug Co for 75 cents and one dollar.
An advertisement from The International Clothing Company of New York markets value for money in clothing. It promises best quality, personal fit, and a money-back guarantee. A. F. Messenger & Son are listed as sole agents for Corry and violin...
H Basil Barr consulting engineer reports on conditions analyzed and fixed equipment, including Cam plata power, factory pumping and lighting plants. Installation details cover correct equipment specified, furnished, installed and placed in operation at 608 Musonlo Temple.
The Corry Floral Company invites viewers to a chrysanthemum display grown in the greenhouse of Mr. Rowe on East Wayne Street. Advise visitors to take care traveling to East Wayne.
An old public notice promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for a wide range of female ailments. It urges women to write for advice, claims success in treating symptoms like indigestion and backache, and presents testimonials from readers in cities including Chicago and Ames.
A fragmented price list shows staples including sugar, cloth bags, beans, flour, salt, evaporated peaches, corn meal, macaroni, soap, and machine thread. Entries reference prices such as 8 cents to 16 cents for salt and beans, 14 1-36 for jumbo prives, and 25 cents for Johnson Family soap, indicating a late era catalog of household goods.
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