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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1911
Page
4
The Brigham Hardware Store promotes a vacuum powered washer that uses soap and boiling water to clean items, operating without wheels or gears. It claims cleaning in 10 to 20 minutes, waters drawn from boiler bottom and discharged top, with a 30 day money back guarantee if claims fail.
C F Burkhardt of Burkhardt's Art Shop at 138 N Center St advertises a home piano tuning service with thorough cleaning for 2.50. Bell phone 210% suggests contact details for service and potential refunds if work is not completed.
During training for the upcoming meet athletes are advised to find a remedy to ease muscle soreness. The source text hints at a suggested treatment but does not specify the product or method. Further details are unclear.
Dublin reports a serious strike on the Irish railways with service nearly halted. Great Southern line traffic and Holyhead passenger routes are disrupted, causing big backlogs in depots and portables awaiting movement.
Fieni September 19 reports indicate one death in Sunday disturbances. Police say around 170 arrests were made as patrols restored order amid the unrest and investigations continue into the incidents.
President Taft faced critics for the first time on the tour in Detroit addressing the Board of Commerce. He denied charges of political motives and urged anti trust and civil service reform while opposing party patronage. About 1,600 business leaders applauded his stance. He then spoke to revenue officers condemning patronage and urging all federal offices to end patronage.
A classic sales pitch touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a free sample laxative for children. Mothers in America are urged to request a complimentary bottle, promising mild action with no gripping, and claiming it can prevent sickness in families. The ad urges purchase through local druggists after trial.
National League standings and game summaries show Chicago and Pittsburgh with wins losses and key box scores. City teams Boston St Louis New York Philadelphia Detroit and others noted with partial results and battery pairs listed alongside game notes.
Paris dispatch says American financiers push for a hefty German loan and a French demand for a Morocco settlement. German payments due next Monday total 490 million marks, with Rothschilds involved as mediators. An American banking representative tied to the talks agreed to fund if Germany offers a satisfactory reply to France on the Saregla question. Optimism and caution mix as negotiations continue.
September sale days announce a stock cleanup to prepare for the Lent period and October annual inventory. Large lots and odds and ends will be sold, focusing on clearing items before the October inventory.
In London on September 1, Horizon Rider Ilo Waeehtar, the foreign minister, delivered Germany's reply to France via M. Cambon, the French ambassador. The exchange concerned the Mon Peso issue and related diplomacy.
An 19th century patent medicine claim describes Pillogenes as a remedy for aging ailments. It asserts improved digestion and circulation, reduction of fever and kidney strain, and overall cleansing benefits. The ad promotes Piloxoney at 260 per box sold by Mos Downey.
Fragmentary note extols bread quality and bakery goods while urging immediate baking orders. It hints at superior bread, pastries, and desserts as a selling point, but lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
Watch our September ads and move the goods fast with low prices. Pillsbury and Royal Seal Bread cut to 77 cents and 1.52. flour 65 cents. potatoes and beans priced per market, fancy rice and cider vinegar promotion. Household items include washing powder, fly poisons, jar rubber, and jelly jars. Delivery offered with free delivery for orders of $5 or more within the city.
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