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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
6
An ad from Titns Station promotes New Century shaped tablets with envelopes in satchel or pointed tap form. Each tablet uses two quires of superior cloth finish paper and is marketed as personalized stationery at a low cost. Quality varies and a price of 400 is noted for the tablet and envelopes.
The article notes numerous residents and visitors in Brioche Hovotne and OM City, including Mr. John Barry, Major Isaac Bresnn, Mayor Hoch, Lip Padoll, and Abe Gumbiysity, with various social visits, business trips, and household movements. It mentions customers at a local shop and several residents traveling or shopping around the city.
Do You Get Bilious They air up the liver and bile flow tone the stomach improve appetite and digestion Piloxenes with Stolp relieve drowsiness and browning by morning Never fear Piloxenes they are mild and do not gripe or haul prices two and a half cents at Thomas Downey drug store SEA-2R-R0
The notice advertises menswear made to order and ready to wear at Corry Pa by Mosesenger & Son, 213 West Main Street. It targets farmers, mechanics, working men, promising prices from 12 to 45 dollars and urges quick call or visit. The ad frames quality and affordability as key selling points in period tone.
A vintage advertisement proclaims ZemO as a liquid external remedy for skin and scalp issues including infant rashes, eczema, dandruff, poison ivy, and prickly heat. It guarantees a money back if not satisfied and touts demonstrations, a 42 page preservation booklet, and proofs of success. Also touts a catarrh cure with testimonials from wholesalers Walding Hinnan Marvin.
An advertisement claims Detebon's Meliel rapidly cures rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 3 days. It promises relief from pain and a quick disappearance of symptoms. Sold for 75 cents and $1 by Burham Drug Co.
Mr. Frank Wood of Waovi’s ul ton Markel spends the week in the grape belt buying rhosen fruit for their popular store rey & basket of Dintam’s Concord Grapes. They will melt it your mowth.
The Corry Mercantile Company of Corry Pennsylvania lists milk prices for several months. October shows 11 40, November 100, January 1911 1.95, with February and March 1.60. The entry documents a historical dairy price ledger with multiple figures and dates.
A highly graphic excerpt depicts Apache and Parisian crime scenes with brutal knife and blunt force details. The text contrasts Apache fighting methods with French policing, noting executions, military guards, and desert exile as punishment for criminals and convicts.
An old advertisement claims English Mucus prevents all stomach distress including dyspepsia and gas. It promises relief within minutes for stomach agony and constipation, touts a free trial, and urges orders via Ames and Co with a money back guarantee from The Shoutia Co.
A notice states that visitors bringing their baby on Monday to Dykins Photo Gallery 103 Ist Avenue will receive two free prints of the infant. The event promotes Baby Day and encourages families to stop by the studio.
An advertisement from Welty Alfred Murphy at 1 State Street Brie Pa seeks a party to run an automobile agency for the BM Planters call Corry. The brief notice names Welty Murphy and the Brie location as key details.
An ad claims Nero Tablets enrich blood to strengthen nerves and restore vitality. It promises reduced fatigue and sleeplessness, urging readers to buy at 60 cents from druggists nationwide.
Advertising fragment notes low prices for sewing machines including Grand Rotary 2 in 1 models with look and chain stitch styles. Mentions repairs and directs readers to see Morris at a street address in unclear form.
An expansive Fulton Market advertisement lists fish and groceries including Norway mackerel, haddock, trout, clams, whitefish, and cod at varied prices per pound or quart. It touts exclusive agency for New England oysters and notes product freshness, bed delivery, and lack of city sewer contamination.
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