Fang Tank Soap Promises Clean Dishes Without Taste
A reader complains about cheap yellow soap leaving a nasty taste on dishes. The message endorses Fang Tank Soap for antiseptically clean results without coatings or lingering flavors.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1912
Page
5
A reader complains about cheap yellow soap leaving a nasty taste on dishes. The message endorses Fang Tank Soap for antiseptically clean results without coatings or lingering flavors.
Albany report says William A. Howe meets Troy women to discuss statewide efforts to educate young women against diseases of sex linked to cancer and tumors. Education to be conducted under women’s organizations with Young Women’s Christian Association in various cities. Taft Unable to Attend Exercises. Rochester observance marks emancipation anniversary. Rev A M Kearney reads proclamation as Taft sends regretful note.
Areaigeents announces a new range from a range manufacturer aimed at patrons seeking something novel. The event promises artistry and tasting, inviting guests to explore creative offerings and experience evolving flavors in a curated setting.
Fragmentary OCR from Corry Pennsylvania ad text mentions pillow printing service with unclear branding. No clear date or full details available. Summary reflects available entities and probable service offering without extending beyond legible content.
Thomas Davies of Chicago shot 17 year old Milas May of the Knickerbocker Brook company after stalking her from streetcar to Savoy theater. May and her mother were lunching when Davies fired four bullets, then killed himself with a towel in jail. A letter to his wife revealed motives and buried lands and funds as he planned bequests.
Washington September 23. The weekly bulletin forecasts cooler weather across most of the country except the Pacific states with frost probable in the Plains and upper Mississippi Valley and along the northern border. Rain expected today and Tuesday in the Eastern and Southeastern states, then generally fair weather elsewhere with a disturbance arriving in the Far West Thursday or Friday and moving through the Middle West by week’s end.
New senate chairmen are named as coast senators and key figures like La Follette and Jones receive chairmanships. California’s Works, Poindexter, and Ollyen of Pennsylvania gain or gain junior roles, while Clipp of Minnesota and Cummins of towns face leadership positions in committees on interstate commerce irrigation and appropriation topics.
The piece extols honest labor as a noble duty for the healthy and capable, condemning idleness as despicable. It presents labor as the rightful path and upholds diligence over idleness in a period voice.
A scanned 1912 notice outlines the Merchants Piano Contest rules, penalties, and forfeitures. It lists participating firms, a $50 deposit per merchant, prize allocations for violations, and a trustee certification by C J Smith. The document records signatures from multiple Alberta Canada merchants and a Sept 18 1912 date.
The Scout camera by Seneca Camera Co of Rochester is described as the lightest box camera made of wood with an all metal gear. It offers sharp clear pictures, simple operation, and fast speed, priced at 2.00 and 3.00, marketed as the largest independent camera makers in the world.
An old Toledo advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by Frank J. Cheney. It claims the remedy acts on the blood and mucous membranes, offering a testimonial, a notary, and a promise to provide a free booklet. It lists Toledo Ohio as the city and references a one hundred dollar salutation.
On September 4 at Cap uj Cabourg a road collision killed eight excursionists and injured twenty. A party of travelers from Parle was aboard when their vehicle collided with a bus, authorities report a high casualty toll and ongoing investigations.
Razor honing and shoe repair services offered by Charles Arranty at No 0 Whet Ave. Prices listed include 350 for razor honing and a footnote suggesting tying him for stow repairs. Compact ad notes local tradesman presence and contact cue.
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