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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1912
Page
4
A quirky note recalls a family tale of a flannel shirt passed down with washing rituals. The column also mentions a fever relief product named during the era and praises a simple broth described as pure and sanitary.
A Rochester based Seneca Camera Co offers the Scout, a wool and metal box camera with grain Ivatherat coating. It promises a clear sharp picture, simple operation, and fast speed. Priced at $2.00 and $3.00 through dealers.
Weathered note urges buyers to seek heating stoves for parlor dining room or kitchen and promises better heat and lower cost than elsewhere. Emphasizes quality and value with claims of high quality and good service.
The Ready Roofing sale doubles yearly for five years and this season shows record demand. It promises weatherproof windproof performance with a 15 year wear guarantee and easy installation, driving growth for Geptain-feed Roofing.
Tienesti Sept 27 A deal transfers a five sixteenths interest in the Clapp Lumber business to John Movermmlek and Thomas R Har tek of Lock Mayen Pa with GF Watson and John Coleman of Williamsport. Previous purchase of Clapp Lumber on August 1 1911 included 2240 acres tract 2842 and 2827 near Tionesta with virgin pine and hemlock. Purchasers about 140000. new price not disclosed. Coleman and Watson also own 180 acres at John’s Jay mouth of Tionesta Creek and plan a modern saw mill with seven mile railroad. Coleman keeps half interest. Watson remains manager. Manufacturing anticipated soon.
Westfield reports whistleblower notices on a spate of robberies by car thieves traveling between Buffalo and Erie. Detectives in Cleveland and Dunkirk have been shot at while pursuing suspects. The Lake Shore area has suffered extensive thefts including clothing and food from vineyards near rail lines, with hobo camps observed nearby providing shelter.
An 19th century advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma, a vegetable remedy sold by Thompson Medical Co., promising kidney cleansing and renovation. It features testimonials, a refund offer if no improvement, and urging readers to pair with Dandelion and Mar-drake Pills for constipation. It lists prices at 60 cents and $1 and directs postal inquiries to Titua ville Ba.
The document records Frank J. Cheney and J. Cheney of Toledo offering a catarrh cure with a one hundred dollar oath per claim. Notary A. W. Gleason certifies the swearing date in 1886. The ad promotes Hull's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy sold by druggists at 75.
Charles Arranco offers razor honing for 200 and shoe repairing services at 6 First Avenue. Local street trade advertisement lists affordable sharpening and repair work for commuters.
Dunkirk and Dunkirk police pursue an alleged horse thief after a stolen mare and buggy were recovered near North May and the horse thief fled toward Clarion. Detective Dempsey arrived from Fle with officers to back the search but the suspect eluded capture as dawn newspaper reports confirmed the escape.
A testimonial from S Downs of Corry describes relief after using Dogn’s Kidney Pits procured at T Ames Co. Drug Store. The ad claims the pills reduce kidney complaints and backache, with a price of cents and Hester Milburn Co. as sole U.S. agents, urging readers to remember the name Dean.
Odd catalog notes describe blankets filled with white cotton batting and silkine floral patterns. Rovarliigs are rated by weight and coverage, with Stennells Special bed pillows 18x25 inches described as red with clown shredded feathers and plain upholstery.
An OCR fragment promotes Midna Stomach Tablets claiming relief for stomach issues and gas. It lists multiple conditions and mentions a prescription-like offering, a large box, and a trial treatment, with references to locations and vague usage notes.
The article reports the arrest and second degree murder conviction of a suspect in Buffalo city, with the court imposing probation for an indefinite period and a ten year payment plan totaling over 1500 dollars to support the victim’s family. Jakowat left a wife and four children, the eldest nine.
Heavy rains in the Mohawk valley halted progress on barge canal work at Will Dem wolhiink. Water levels rose, hindering machinery and delaying operations, with crews unable to continue in several sections until conditions improve.
Saturday scores show Philadelphia 0 over Brooklyn 4 while Boston and Chicago had 6 to 1 and 2 to 1 results. Sunday games include Chicago loss to St Louis and Pittsburgh and Chicago matchups. American League standings list Boston, Washington, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Detroit, New York and Chicago with several close gaps.
A service advertises assistance in selecting memorials with practical experience and reliable information on different types of memorial work and monuments. It promises intelligent guidance and planning to safeguard patrons in choosing memorials.
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