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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1914
Page
3
An old advertisement touts charming Sweet Peas with vivid colors and fragrance. It promotes eight packets for 25 cents including orchid varieties, plus ten packets for 60 cents, and advertises Gladiolus bulbs from Hogara A Higgins Ayoco Ni Ys.
The notice warns grippe is common in winter and endorses Vinol as a blood-healthy strength restorer. It claims Vinol helps convalescents and the run-down, with a money-back guarantee if it fails. Rab bit and Son advertise the product from Corry Pennsylvania.
Results of The Games advertise cream for sale by Anyong seeking sweet cream portions for special occasions. Inquiries directed to H W Morry Bell 202 R 14 1w25.
Scores of women urged by the Hoosier Company finalizes a sale tonight promising a labor saving kitchen cabinet. The plan requires $1 down and $1 weekly payments with factory fixed low price, no interest, and a money back guarantee if not delighted. Few cabinets remain as the final day approaches.
The Columbus column reports a spring thunder storm arriving Saturday with a brief gale and no damage. It lists local visits and social events including Mrs Seamans and daughter Bvaste in Erie, Mrs Gesler returning from Pittsburgh, gatherings hosted by Mrs Wickwire for fourteen guests, and notes on residents visiting Bear Lake and Jamestown. Dr K Ments traveled to Pittsburgh for his grandmother’s funeral. Birthday wishes for Miss Adelia Dalton are noted. A Naptha boat may operate in Columbus if weather allows, and several residents are listed on the sick or alek list. A wedding anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Prack Emerson and Mr and Mrs P O Westren included a five o’clock dinner.
A cluttered storefront ad lists upholstery services at low prices and a variety of tobacco products and household goods. It promotes Spring Street business M. N. Rooney with messaging about busy seasons and inexpensive packing options. Items include cigars, chewing tobacco, smoking tins, scrubbing brushes, washboards, galvanized pails, baskets, clothing, fruit, sugar, and patent tonics with prices shown.
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