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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1914
Page
6
A fragmented ad mentions upholstery and leather samples from Frank G. Jones at 108 East Smith Street offering "Clean healthy quarters" and a disinfectant guarantee. It also notes Miss Delia McMahon of Warren spending Easter Sunday in the city with other homecomers.
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Kidney Tablets for back pain rheumatism and general vitality. It claims quick relief and system cleansing with a stated price of 50 cents per box in Carry, plus other herbal products and mandrake pills offered by N F Amos & Co.
A historic sale advertisement highlights 100 washable waists in new stock with many at affordable prices. Dress and children’s fashions include percale gingham crepe and linen looks, with reduced prices on gowns, underwear, curtains, lace, and new cloaks and suits. Strong emphasis on cost savings and wide selection across fabrics and apparel.
Yesterday's Personals and Locals record visits and departures across town. Numerous residents including Miss Nellie Lave, Miss Hazel Glover, and Mrs. Sharpe are noted as visiting relatives, with several trips to Erie Warren and Atlantic City recorded, plus a slate of local social events and small ads.
A report notes a patient has endured severe illness for eleven days and shows improvement on the road to recovery. A special train bound for Padarowket Congort is planned to depart from Corry on Wednesday afternoon.
A fragmented Corry advertisement urges belief in remedies for kidney issues. It promotes Dean’s Kidney Pills with local testimonials and a blacksmith named A W Kil lesbury endorsing a cure. The note notes a penny postage issue debate in the congressional session.
A vintage advertisement touts Magnificent Sweet Peas as superior with orchid varieties Spencer and others. The seller Edgar A Higgins of Ayooo New York offers 25 cent packets, multiple orchid flowers, and extra asters, urging readers to mail order for rare offers and promising better advertising.
A garbled account mentions a marriage on a Saturday evening at 8 with a ceremony at a vesilones venue and lists several individuals, followed by a petition circulating at St Marys to pardon Gerald, indicted months ago for embezzling funds from railroads and a commercial firm. The note adds the sentencing judge’s health is greatly impaired by confinement.
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