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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
4
An old advertisement touts Thompsons Barosma as a vegetable kidney remedy for Brights disease rheumatism back ache and infections. It pledges quick aid for kidneys and bladder control with a separate 25 cent Delion and Mandrake pill offer.
Walter L Peake operates an office in Corry Pennsylvania offering general practice in all courts. He handles corporate legal matters, negligence cases, and estates with special attention to debtors and creditors.
An agency advertises readiness to handle any entrusted business with confidentiality. Mutual Phone 177 and Private Time listed, address given as 126 State Street, Brie Pa. The misspelled copy suggests an OCR fragment from a historic newspaper public notice.
A National Window Workers conference and manufacturers agreement announced in Cleveland and Pittsburgh yields an across the board wage rise for glass workers. The settlement raises fifteen percent plus cost of living adjustments, benefiting about 7,000 workers though many will relocate to access the higher pay, with Kane divisions most affected and plants in DuBois and nearby awaiting transition.
Warren Pa September 2 Police received calls from D A V ticket agent W H Parquar son reporting burglars attempting to enter a home at 324 Water street Officers Willey searched the area but found no trace of the intruders Footprints found in the yard are believed to be from the burglars Two suspicious men were seen loitering above the Pennsy station yesterday evening PatQuarson the satin map man once held at the D A V office and robbed of nearly ten dollars is connected to a past incident
An old advert boasts free Zemo soap with trials and a guide book on skin care. It promotes a medicated soap promising smooth skin, a dependable routine for women and children, and a money back guarantee. The copy cites a Druggist vendor and a Louis Mo company. social whimsy appears in dialogue toward a London Teleprinter style.
A dubious ad offers free samples of a stomach remedy marketed as MLEO-NA Brothwel Tablets for indigestion and related ailments. It promises a refund if dissatisfied and claims relief for dizziness biliousness headaches nervousness sleeplessness and other stomach related issues.
Thousands report prompt relief from backache and related symptoms with Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs Charles Morgan of Union City Pa credits the remedy for alleviating severe back pain headaches and general poor condition after a box from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY became available nationwide.
Old rugs and carpets cleaned and dyed under a new cleaning process. All work guaranteed. TR. J. Harte advertises on Main Street with prices listed.
Local hardware store seeks apples for display and sale. The note asks for high quality fruit delivered to Wales Hardware on First Avenue. No contact details provided.
Mystery in Meadville centers on a partial blaze at W W Kloenia Kincaid residence of the Spirella Corp in Birth ward. Investigators doubt the motive and suspect a hired incendiary may have entered the wrong house while attempting arson to collect insurance. Mrs Kincaid, visiting Exposition Park, found the interior largely unchanged. Mr Kincaid, tied to business in New York, will return soon.
A golden yellow salve from N. F. Ames & Co named Turner's INFLAM is marketed as a remedy for hay fever. The product promises ease of use and clear directions, with many customers reportedly endorsing it.
A garbled 19th century style snippet discusses the Flag Halyande and halyards, mentioning gillned and drawing them down, with references to dry weather, wet conditions, shrinking halyards, bending sides, and potential harm if mishandled.
A vintage advertisement extols Ton Vita as a miracle tonic for nervous debility and vitality, claiming rapid restoration of strength and improved mood. It credits Ton Vita and Lee's Rhubarb Laxative with health benefits, urging readers to buy through local agents and noting a laxative effect and overall bowel support.
The notice praises the Scout box camera built of wood and metal with sea grain cover. It claims exceptional price to performance value and simple operation, produced by Seneca Camera Co in Rochester as a large independent maker. Prices listed at $2.00 and $3.00.
garbled OCR text discusses ponfortura coverings, batting and coating quality. mentions domstorter and covertig influence on price. includes unclear phrases and names. overall lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
A business presents a range of practical experiences and designs to demonstrate capability. Attendees note the firm’s emphasis on tangible results and reliability. The event underscores the company’s reputation for quality work and client-focused solutions.
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