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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
8
A damaged, low clear ad extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a universal cure for indigestion and stomach ills. It mentions price in cents, a mailing offer for bottles, and claims of long use and reader advice from W.R Caldwell. Also lists several local names and Thanksgiving visit notes.
A crowded list of personal mentions shows Mrs Will Messenger of W Wayne attesting on the sick list while Harold Hines of Cleveland visits friends in the city. Dan Rhodes of Olt City travels here to play with companions, with many others including Mr and Mrs J B Tauber, Tay-Grakker, Miss Doris Jenson, and Miss Frances Chapman among those noted for visits, stays, or departures. The column records Thanksgiving attendance, street arrivals, and a special Saturday shoe sale at Cohen’s.
At cost G W Hrown offers small Judie Hand goods at cost to clear stock. Includes $5.00 bags, 60 ngs for ee 2.37 bags, and 100 bags for Lad 50. Toy items and Nehiine stoves also listed with wood or gas options. Includes casey Brown Dork tt.
A vintage advertisement touts Papes Diapepain as a harmless remedy for stomach distress, dyspepsia, sour stomach, and indigestion. It claims digestion begins within minutes, easing headaches, bloating, and other stomach misery, and emphasizes a hearty appetite without discomfort after use. The copy stresses household availability and quick, dramatic relief.
Meadville Nov 29 With the final number of the BO class switch engines nearing completion an additional order for B4 class engines will be finished and placed in service by February Engines Nos 97 and 98 of the B4 class will be completed this month and undergo thorough tests before assignment to a division The Meadville shops will also overhaul eighteen locomotives as part of a large repair program at Shig inant field realignment.
Jinestown reports a burglary of a drygoods store on Nov 16, with costly furs taken from a quarter of the stock. Police were alerted by a bystander who encountered the break in progress. No suspects or stolen goods have been recovered as of this report.
A 20-year-old man from Pass Hole near Waren survived a close call when a shotgun blast struck his forearm while he and companions rested near Loi tholil's Run. The slug tore through muscle, narrowly missing severe injury. Authorities note the accident occurred during a Thanksgiving period outing near Southold.
In Pleasantville two youths, Mawnvtill Mawantville residents, were reportedly hurt during a rabbit hunt near Haienpriin. Details describe a rural incident with clarified locations and names, noting injuries and a farm setting. The notice mentions local vendors and prices for seafood in a separate line, indicating a mixed, fragmented OCR page.
George W. Thurston has sold the Corner confectionery store to KK. Leiplein and will move to Sage Mich to pursue similar business. Leiplein, a Corry youth, takes charge and is expected to retain local customer support.
Bradford, November 29. Lt. Graham, a well known local florist, was believed to have suddenly become insane at his Bradford home last night and held officers at bay, keeping them outside his residence during the confrontation.
The December issue notes suggest Christmas spirit in Standart vagucities with new publications and a call to visit and view the display. Aimed at readers planning year end gifts, the piece promotes subscribing to upcoming issues and saving money by bundling selections.
Durham's Drug Store issues a public notice directing customers and staff to heed a specific instruction from Whitnaver regarding product orders and store procedures. The notice emphasizes follow through and safe handling of stock items.
In a brief late report, officers including Oftivay Ginphell and Run Shotgun engaged at a hut when shots were fired but missed. This morning Dr Ceabain was taken into custody after recent detention as an inmate of the Ande horhiniy.
A fragment describes the golden eagle defending its territory against a wolf. The text notes the eagle is tamed and trained, flown in the open, and emblematic of courage and aggressiveness in central Asia.
The Ladies Furnishing Store showcases garnitures in white and gold, white and silver, with embroidered floss accents in colors. Bulgarian bands, garni ture rings and drapes mix with hats and dresses, offered for women and children at notably low prices amid great demand.
Readable fragment notes overs are almost a necessity in all grades of wear. Items described as white and worn from 75 to 36-00 a year suggest inventory pricing or sale terms.
A new lot of popular pillow cases to be embroidered is offered. The pillow cases are 7a and 51.80 per pair. A fine hick towel stamped for embroidery is selling well with us. The price is 50e.
Marquisette remains season’s top material for evening gowns with rolas in black white pink lavender navy and blue. Prices run 1.00 and 1.50 per yard. If the shade is unavailable we can order it for you.
A newspaper item lists discounted apparel including golf gloves at 20 and 50 cents, outing skirts 50 cents, leggings and polo gloves 50 cents, kit morset covers 25 to 75 cents, wool items 25 to 75 cents, merode underwear 50 cents to 1 dollar, golf caps up to 1 dollar, Mack wool tights 51 dollars, outing gowns up to 1.50 dollars.
A list of children’s cold weather garments with prices includes union suits at 6c and 1.00, vests and pants at 25c, leggings at 50c, mittens and gloves at 25c, sleeping garments at 60c to 1.00, outing gowns, skirts, and sweaters priced from 2c to 1.90, reflecting a compact sale catalog for children’s winter wear.
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