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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1912
Page
4
An old style advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a harmless, effective stomach and bowel cleanser. It claims to purge bile and waste, improve digestion, and restore health, urging readers to ask for Syrup of Figs and Senna Exlir and to buy only the genuine product from California Fig Syrup Co.
Homeowners weigh trade offs between roof material quality and cost. The note discusses seeking better materials at lower prices and suggests evaluating options to avoid sacrificing durability while saving money.
Scout Cameras claim to be the lightest roll film camera with a wood and metal body coated in seal grain leather. They tout simple operation, sharp lens, and smooth speed, made by Seneca Camera Co of Rochester, market price $2.00 and 38 cents.
A conference of hatchery superintendents meets at M Corry station to discuss trout distribution methods and optimal stocking streams. Commissioner Hullur champions conservation, aims to save time and money by targeted planting and avoiding polluted or overstocked streams. Public meetings with stream owners and users, including pollution sources, are slated for October first in Ridgeway and October third in another location.
Parikan Sage promises hair won t timh grays fade or grow thin with use. Claims hair atop is massively white while germs are destroyed. Sold by M. Ames & Co. with money back guarantee. Auburn hair on package noted.
Erie tailor Abe Helmut stood before Alderman Moran J at night in county court charged with labor related theft from Erie Local 67 Journeywork Tailors Union. Testimony said trousers were made at Halnin shop for $2 payment with union label. receipt noted finished condition. Holman bond set at $1000 for next court appearance. other officials named for case.
Official programs announce the thirty eighth annual convention of the Association of Directors of the Poor and Charities of Pennsylvania. Held at the courthouse in Erie from Tuesday to Thursday October 16 to 17, the event draws more than 200 charity workers. State leaders foresee the largest gathering ever, with county judges civic leaders clergymen and professionals aiding arrangements and attendance.
Razor honing and shoe repairing offered by Charlie Arrance at No 6 First Ave. Also a note seeking apples with Wales Hardware Co listing First Ave and a cider apples inquiry.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce’s Lotion Tablets and Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as remedies for female weakness. It claims relief from backache headaches sleeplessness irritability and nervous symptoms and asserts the product contains no alcohol or habit forming drugs. The note promotes the tonic as a restorative for women at various ages and notes over forty years of sales through druggists.
Reports from the Great Northern railroad state that over 50 Montana farmers have been crowded out of Homose by bumper crops. Harvest camps dot the stalled fields as they await car movement to transport grain.
Sept 26 Harwood Colliery workers of Harwood Coal Company began a strike claiming underpayment for contract work. About six hundred miners left their posts demanding fair wages and a review of pay rates.
Local cleaner advertises a new rug and carpet cleaning method on floors with reasonable prices. All work guaranteed. Address appears as Ri J Harta 41 Main street, ante.
Fabric details describe cotton blankets with white satin cover and bold patterns. Prices range from 1 to 50 dollars, determined by weight and quality of the cover.
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