Corn Remedy Advertised As Paint On Corns
Advertisers claim Corn Juiquid removes the worst corn bunion and calloused skin. Applied with a small brush supplied with each bottle. Product marketed as the best for corns bunions and calloused spots.
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Newspaper
Washington Star
Location
Washington, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
3
Advertisers claim Corn Juiquid removes the worst corn bunion and calloused skin. Applied with a small brush supplied with each bottle. Product marketed as the best for corns bunions and calloused spots.
An old advertisement quotes a supposed patient named Bor Dean praising Dr Kings New Discovery Osaya Mery and Osaya Mery references. It touts the remedy as a world healing record for coughs and colds, claiming weight gain and full health improvement. The ad offers a $1000 prize and guarantees against pneumonia. It lists Jenkins & Miekera drug store and asserts a guaranteed money-back or prize claim.
A fragmentary report lists attendees and highlights from a spring gathering with numerous names and places mentioned. The text references events around Thanksgiving morning and a variety of individuals including Mrs. Ober, Miss Aheyine Wittermiutece, and Arthur Lier, among others, detailing visits, parties, and local social dynamics. The garbled OCR preserves names and locales but lacks coherent narrative.
A puzzling note describes a visit to a city energy booth and mentions Jen Moenker's denial. The garbled text suggests a disrupted report on public reaction, the event location, and involved parties, including an energy project and local officials.
The passage presents jumbled OCR text with many proper nouns and partial words. It appears to mix names, places, and menu-like phrases without clear narrative, resembling a damaged historical newspaper fragment. The readable bits hint at medical terms, dates, and potentially oblique references to people or events, but no coherent story emerges.
The Addington and neighboring families list a public sale of 17 acres in Washington County near the Trneustdie line. Irvin Poyur bids to the highest, while Miss Caroline roof of New York watches as the Addins family heirs finalize details. The event includes timbered land, a brick house, fences, and a wood pasture, with potential buyers urged to inquire for terms and dates.
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