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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1916
Page
3
A dense pane of 1920s era classified notices lists wanted help seeking residence sales and livestock including horses cows and colts. Real estate ads note farms in Corry and nearby areas with prices and terms while numerous items for sale include buggies harnesses sewing machines and house for sale.
A drug store advertisement touts Goldine Laxatives as a remedy for stomach and kidney issues, headaches, rheumatism, and bladder problems. It claims a combination of three products can purify and relieve numerous conditions, with a price of 2.75 for a box and a seller network across Meadville and nearby towns.
Ad reads aKalb Wor Albion Bis room house with complete water and sewer connections. The advert mentions bargain fruit items and states the location is about ten minutes walk from the post office. Inquiries directed to the Journal office.
Notice is given that administration of the wore estate has been granted to Auen Morsiened. All persons indebted to the estate are asked to make immediate payment and those with claims must present them to the administrator to preserve their rights. SINS B ELSTON, Administrator, 104 Bent Frank Pines, Garry, Pa.
Administrator of the estate of W R Mendon concedes real estate sale on November 12 at 10 oclock am. One half interest in property of Washburn Brandon includes paints varnish wallpaper pictures moulding and related goods to be sold for cash at Wooks and Brandon room 109 North Center Street Corry Pennsylvania. Also notices to creditors to present claims for payment and settlement to F B Burrows attorney.
A rough OCR fragment discusses improved usefulness and cleaning for apparel and drapery makers. It mentions a cleaning plant and economic notes, with garbled names and terms. The readable parts imply efficiency gains from laundering and refining processes for workers’ clothing and household textiles.
Albany November twenty nine 1901 Mary Jennings convicted of a second Hughes murder in New York in October 1901 was pardoned by Governor Whilinn today. Supporters promised to oversee her release and care if needed Mary Jennings stabbed Katy McVeigh during a dispute where they worked. officials noted the governor weighed whether the warder’s brief record justified mercy and that Jennings had served longer than a manslaughter term.
Albany November 29 Governor Whitman heard four hours of clemency arguments for Charles B. Stielow the condemned killer of Chariot Phelps of Weary Shelby Orleans county He reserved decision Attorneys said if the governor’s stance holds no further action would be taken Stielow has been twice reprieved and his case has gone through multiple courts including the Court of Appeals He remains under a death sentence in the electric chair during the week
Erie men Wile Nyiin and his son remain in jail in Hamilton Ontario on conspiracy and dammagen charges tied to alleged plug ging of munitions for British forces. Bail was refused after Ottawa justice minister refused. Crown Attorney Washington and Toronto prosecutor W Ross G JG plan to press case. magistrate noted bail could not be secured.
An old fashioned advertisement touts Papa's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for stuffed nose and head congestion. It claims three doses clear nasal passages within hours, reduces discharge and throat irritation, and costs 25 cents at any drug store with no substitute acceptable. It emphasizes ease of use and no inconvenience.
Advertises Best Flour 240 full sack with guarantee to refund money if bread not best. Requires purchase of groceries worth 1 with each sack and uses a ten day limit. Mentions other flour at 4.00 per 100 with 1.00 worth of other goods, but details cut off.
City Treasurer warns that a penalty of atx per cant will be added to all city taxes outstanding on December 1 1916. This notice from Austin outlines the due date and penalty application for delinquent taxes.
An old advert promotes Gingerole as the greatest remedy for rheumatism chest colds lumbago tonsillitis sore throat neuralgia and more. It claims rapid relief from pain swelling and inflammation, promising strong results for joints muscles nerves and related ailments at a low price and urging readers to buy at druggists.
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