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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1913
Page
8
Corry Department Store promotes weekly inducements to trade in hometown purchases while promising prices lower than larger cities. The advertisement claims well selected stocks and a rustproof feel, aiming to encourage Corry residents to trade locally.
This sale features large Kimono Aros percale aprons at 65c and 50c. Regular dress ginghams priced to 10c yd. Linen coats nearly gone and half price. Tub dresses in light colors 69c. Wool skirts down from 3.75 to 6.65 now 2.98. New fall coats suits waists silk petticoats on display. Children and ladies gingham and white dresses heavily reduced. Spring coats remaining offered at any former price. Teastestenssens Sheptoy 38,98.
National League standings show New York leading with 79 wins and 98 losses, Philadelphia 40 65, Chicago 42, Brooklyn 50 61, Boston 84, Cincinnati 70, St. Louis 76, and other clubs in the race. Batting and pitching credits list multiple batteries and players across venues including New York, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, and St Louis.
Dr Rosella E Adair a chiropractor spine and nerve specialist graduates Robbins Chiropractic Institute and Palmer Gregory College will be in Corry Pa every Friday at 125 Park Street from 2:80 to 6:30 p m Examination free and treatment without medicine or surgery is offered.
A small old advertisement touts Babbitt's Drug Store offerings as pure and fresh under strict government food act standards. It claims attractive confections and low prices, highlighting a broad display of items sold at the store.
Market reports from New York and Buffalo detail WHEAT OATS and CORN prices, with PORK BUTTER EGGS and POTATO values. Buffalo Livestock Market lists prime steers shipping steers and cows with price ranges, plus a Buffalo Hay Market showing Timothy hay, straw, and mixed forage prices. a dense snapshot of regional commodity activity with multiple grade and price entries.
A Bavarian glass clock, built over six years, features a glass framework bolted with glass screws and glass wedges. The dial parts are not glass, and the winding key uses glue. The maker faced many attempts, with some components perfected after forty trials.
In Scalpe Indiana on August 23 Clara Hutton, 19, was seriously injured when her ball became entangled in a windmill on her father F C Hutton’s farm near Valparaiso. Neighbors rushed to assist as an ambulance was summoned.
The Forty-Sixth Witual Teachers Institute will convene at the court house in Erle, Pa, next week marking the opening of the county school term. County school directors will hold their manual convention in the civil court room at ten o clock. Notable attractions include Reed H. Teltrick, state superintendent. Mom 1 Claxton of Washington, D. C.. Prof. Frank E. Rakws of Himbor. Edmund Vance Cooke. Weatherwax Brothers Quartet. and Hon P P Claxton. Teachers are paid three dollars for attendance. an exam for those without valid certificates will be held Friday morning in the civil court room.
Johns Steamship Agency offers tickets from any world location via Durham's Drug Store at 163 N Center St. This notice lists travel services and location details for prospective travelers seeking transatlantic bookings.
Parcel Post Maps with complete guide and schedule of rates are available free with new Journal subscriptions by mail, whether daily or semi weekly, or to lapsed subscribers who pay arrears and one year in advance.
An old advertisement promotes chiropractic treatment promising to cure a wide range of illnesses from appendicitis and asthma to deafness and spinal curvature. It names Andrew S. McKilvary of office No. 2 Park Place and urges readers to seek care for many chronic conditions.
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