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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1914
Page
3
An advertisement extols the Hoosier kitchen cabinet as a cure for drudgery and poor health from old time cooking. It highlights ease of use, health benefits, and a payment plan: $1 to start, $1 weekly, fixed low price, no interest, money-back guarantee, all under Hoosier Company supervision, urging readers to act tomorrow.
All dainty colors such as pink blue yellow lavender available at 35c 50c and 75c. Crepe fabrics suited for evening dresses and inexpensive fancy crepes for waists feature a white background with black brown and blue stripes priced 35¢ to 75c per yard.
Fire and erie county alms house residents misread the case of a man found dead west of the city. Officials say the deceased is Gu Jentcks, an inmate of the almshouse for seven years, who asked for leave for stomach troubles and a specialist visit. He had five cents. inmates initially suspected foul play.
The Star Granite and Marble Works at 140 Maple Avenue Corry Pa offers four corner posts free with every order of 50 dollars or more. They claim no real competition and lower prices due to agent commissions. See their stock to verify product quality.
A nostalgic cinema note highlights a ravishing Sleeping Beauty as the main feature tonight at the Family Theatre. The program promises entertainment for children and adults with two additional reels accompanying the main feature.
A cluttered old ad lists prices for assorted tobacco plugs tins and pouches plus Growler and Velvet brands. It markets household items such as washboards, tubs, pails, clothes pins, carpet tacks and wood goods. It also promotes canned foods jams Crisco and fruit like oranges lemons and peaches with several health tonics priced at one dollar or less.
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