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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
5
An old style sales pitch touts Wood’s September Sale with price breaks on flour sugar coffee baking powder and many household items. It urges cash buyers to visit His MFO and claims dramatic savings across groceries and sundries, listing dozens of everyday goods with discounted prices and a bold one lot per customer note.
A promotional offer promises prority sharing rebate checks for every 25 hours traded or more. The rebate allegedly funds an elegant china set at no cost. The wording is unclear and may be promotional rather than a formal deal.
Burkhardt's Art Shop owner B. Burkhardt promotes a Home Tuner unit priced at 2600 dollars. The ad notes sleeving included and provides a street address 123 Gonter Street in Hell with a phone number 210 F 16. The message emphasizes customer satisfaction with a money back guarantee if the work is not satisfactory.
Ex president Theodore Roosevelt visited the Deutscher Club in Milwaukee where he spoke with journalists and praised the role of newspapers and editors as public servants. He recounted a prior visit to the city and praised La Follette's victory while noting his affection for the community and its democracy.
Condemned by physicians unwernpulois dealers offer corn remedies with elastics and turds. Refuse such and turn to Murnam's Painless Corn Extractor sold by Joy Thomas Downey for 27 cents. A purely vegetable ante mid solution for corns warts bunions calluses.
The Rexall store offers Black and White cigars touted as superior to nickel cigars for burn and taste. A ten cent variety is available, with twenty six for 1.25 dollars. The ad invites trying a single cigar or a box.
A refracting optician at the St James Hotel advertises eye examinations every Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The service emphasizes errors of refraction, quality frames, and perfect fit with guarantees of satisfaction. Permanent address listed as 426 Hallam St.
Fragments promote Klee's Original Eczema Ointment with bold claims of curing eczema and skin boils. Unclear details include odd misspellings and rough product language attributed to Al Drugetst, with stray words Tuesday and Bat amid the garbled text.
Our candies are not expensive as others because we do not charge for a fancy box or a famous name. We offer more sweets for little money and focus on the candies themselves rather than branding.
National League starting lineups and standings surface with teams like Brooklyn, New York, Cleveland, Washington, and Philadelphia listed alongside players and batteries. A bankruptcy notice from York occurs, detailing insolvency proceedings and creditor petitions as the York Side Manufacturing Company is declared bankrupt in York County court.
Advertises Thompson's Barosma with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure kidney, bladder, liver, stomach, nervousness, or rheumatic ailments. Cites numerous testimonials from F K Sturges, M Langworthy, Fred Lobeliitz, Orson Hopkins, J Ne Dann, and others in Pennsylvania towns. Offers bottles at 60 cents and $1.00, with a promise of refunds if not effective.
Manager Garfield presents the "Candy Girl" revue featuring Twylia Smith singing as the nightingale and Kim Warner Davis as prima donna. Welcomed by vaudeville veterans Jack Lakey and Billy Murray with Edward Creland and Waneta Wallace in leading roles. A strong cast promises a popular, well priced show on Monday September 12 at Library Theater.
The list includes names such as Mina Goats, Miss Margaret Henly, May Voss, Arthur Bernard, Frank Dobbins, Prank Hazened, Ray M, and Misses Matthew Obi, RL Saunders, Toy Stewart, Michele Prestitpine, Mr Andrew Masden, and Mr Sitero Stefano. It appears to be a public notices page listing individuals with letters awaiting pickup.
Sewing Machines standard grand rotary and 2 in 1 stitch models offered at low prices with friendly terms. Al Anda repairs advertised. See Morte, 150 Ni Contor atroet for details.
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