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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
14
Babbitt’s Rexall Store advertises a National Clear Propodition offering a profit share and coupon exchange. It promotes a five coupon system for dentiflentes and invites customers to collect stamps at the store to receive merchandise and benefits.
An eclectic catalog style listing features fountain pens by John Holland Blair No sak and others with price ranges from $1 to $5. It includes post card albums holding 100 to 500 cards leather goods purses cigar cases and bill books with engraving services before Christmas. Also advertised are perfumes in packages and a wide selection of books and realia.
A fragmented discussion promotes latent courage via mental suggestion. It claims strength comes from arousing dormant faculties, using thought and deliberate will to uplift actions and overcome mediocrity. References to nine and medieval associations appear, with wandering mentions of strength, fear, and discipline.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a disagreement between spouses over a missing watch and locket. The wife complains the locket is gone while the husband dismisses the concern, noting the watch is not in the expected place and implying a trivial difference in their dispute.
A diverse real estate ad run lists numerous houses and vacant lots with prices ranging from 1200 to 4500 plus access to city water gas and cement sidewalks. It advertises frontages on East Main Street South Street and Wayne Street with several nine and six room homes plus vacant lots and a 9 room house overlooking a park. Also notes offers for houses with modern improvements and mortgage-like terms.
WANTED work by the day by experienced woman at 221 Grace Trout. Inquire at the Journal Office. Napkins became popular in France earlier than England. It was customary at grand French dinners to perfume napkins with rose water and fold them differently at each course.
The Treasury Department Office of the Comptroller certifies that The Citizens National Bank of Corry Pennsylvania is authorized to continue as a national bank. The charter allows succession until the close of business on November 24, 1910, under amended articles of association. The Comptroller Lawrence O Murray signs the certificate.
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