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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1910
Page
5
The advertisement touts Wood's September Sale highlighting bulk cash buying with free delivery on telephones and a wide range of discounted goods. It lists prices on sugar, flour, teas, coffees, baking supplies, flavorings, cocoa, peanut butter, matches, medicines, and more, aiming to attract customers to trade at their store.
Readable catalog fragment lists deep discounts on hosiery socks gloves and handkerchiefs. Includes items like Ladies and Mens wear with prices from 2 to 41 cents and mentions a sale of Acme goods at 26 cents.
Good news from Corry about relief from kidney trouble attributed to Dean's Kidney Pills. K J Smith of 260 Delaware St cites four years of back pain and a rheumatic attack followed by complete cure after using six boxes bought at NUW Amen & Co. drug store. Warns readers to Remain the name and avoid substitutes.
A vintage remedy claim offers rapid relief from rheumatism and neuralgia within 1 to 3 days for a price of 15 cents to $1. The ad promises dramatic cure and immediate disappearance of disease after one dose, with skeptical wording about secrecy and miraculous checks by the seller.
Solicitation notice states Raymond and Sullivan along with Braying and Wink invite patronage through office 42 K Main Street. Contact details appear in the text for further inquiries and compliance.
In early season play the Red Sox show solid pitching as Clever ball work supports their American League standing. The report lists multiple matchups across the league with teams like Cleveland, Chicago, Detroit, and Boston noted. Batterias and batteries are named in various city games with details of lineups and pairings.
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a catarrh cure made from eucalyptus and antiseptics. It promises a single outfit including a bottle of Hyomel and a rubber pocket bottle with simple usage instructions. The copy guarantees a money back offer and ships from Hooth's Hyomel Co. Hullulo NY.
Deer hunting is reported fairly plentiful across Adirondack sections as opening day arrives. Hunters are advised that the season excludes hunting with dogs or artificial lights and prohibits killing deer at salt licks or from water. The limit is no more than one deer per open season and the season ends October 31.
A quirky vignette explains oysters spend years in beds and only later gape to form meat on a plate. It notes their saltwater habitat and shells, while amusingly labeling an oyster as a subfield expert in anatomy and biology. The piece blends playful fact with fanciful speculation about oyster behavior.
Two longtime firemen reunite after a decade apart in a fragmentary reminiscence. The dialogue hints at aging, appearances, and family ties as old colleagues exchange light banter and nostalgia.
A testimonial filled advertisement praises San Cura Ointment and Soap for healing a range of skin ailments from terrible leg sores to eczema and boils. It cites Miss Hood of Townville Pa and Karl Banks of Pittsburgh, claiming rapid cures, deep cleansing, and germ removal. Prices listed as 25 cents and 50 cents, with mail order options through Ames & Co. and Thomas Downey.
Bailey, a former Carbon resident long respected in Rest Pap ownership circles, was jailed yesterday on forgery charges filed by D. O. Straup, president of First National chamber Pilmerton. The case references a June 1, 1914 vote and alleged forged ballots cast to sway a local election.
The Lebanon Valley College term begins with increased enrollment as Rev Dr Jasyunoe Reliter, president of the college, delivers the opening address in the chapel. The Philadelphia Press notes a humorous reflection by Mrs De Visite and Mrs Holmes about a cook and indigestion.
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