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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
4
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a modern hair beautifier based on scientific principles. It claims the formula stops dandruff and itching, prevents split ends, promotes growth, and provides a non greasy shine. Sold at N W Ames & Co and other druggists with a money back guarantee.
The notice describes D M Jackson as proprietor at City Back D and meets all trains at Union depot. It notes service only within the city and emphasizes baggage transfer and runkea handling. Both phones are provided for contact.
A short note advising parents to buy practical footwear for children to stay dry and comfortable. It suggests choosing sturdy shoes suitable for wet conditions and prefers affordable options made with durable materials. The passage emphasizes practicality over fashion.
President Roosevelt advocated non partisan selection of men to manage conservation problems and supported a federal commission on trusts and railroads. He attended a reception at Longworth’s, praised government power over certain matters, and urged expert inquiry into mining and conservation while avoiding direct editorial comment on his visit.
A testimonial from Frank D. Meeder of Pleasantville Pa claims Thompson's Barosma cured his daughter’s severe back pain, urinary issues, and general weakness after extensive medicines failed. The ad asserts cures for Brights disease, diabetes, and other kidney and liver diseases, selling bottles at 50 cents and $1.00 with a money back guarantee.
Local merchants and clergymen across Pennsylvania endorse Lincoln's Catarrh Balm for coughs colds catarrh asthma and hay fever. Letters from Rev Ponder Messenger Brubaker Haines Meyer and others praise relief within days with price 40 cents per jar at Thomas Downey's opposite the depot and Lin ds lay & Sons 23 First Avenue Corry.
Mrs He L Gordon of Corry Pennsylvania testifies that Down's Kidney Pills relieved years of kidney trouble and backache after trying many remedies. She purchased at Ames & Co's Drug Story and recommends others to try the remedy. Dean's Kidney Pills, 50 cents, are sold by all dealers with Foster Milburn Co as U.S. agents.
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