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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1917
Page
3
Classified advertisement brief listing several sale items including an upright piano, a Remington typewriter, a wood and coal stove heater, horse harnesses and sleds, and a coal heater offered at low prices. Contact details reference 40 Wokt Columbus and 426 King atroot, with mentions of Murray de Taylor's ad section.
An advertisement urges people tired of medicine to seek recovery at a Hay Rent Cure, claiming they will begin where doctors left off without prescribing drugs. It mockingly suggests patients have been told their conditions are incurable and urges surrender as a first step to recovery. A separate note advertises sale of a farm near Columbus Corry on Baker Hill road, about 142 acres with good buildings and timber, inviting buyers through executor Augustus Jones.
A long church notices page lists tomorrow services for First Methodist Episcopal First Presbyterian Elizabeth Catholic and many others. It includes service times Sunday School catechism classes prayers and evening worship across churches on Center Pleasant Washington streets with dates weekly schedules and special events.
A promotional note asserts beauty stems from digestion with Goldens Lax tablets and Golden-Lux liver tablets. It urges nightly use for relief from swelling, stomach issues, and a toned system, claiming physicians see digestion as key to overall beauty.
The notice lists bulk wheat substitutes including buckwheat and rolled oats offered at low bulk prices. It notes these items are suitable for government conservation efforts and recommended to save wheat for soldiers. The ad emphasizes bulk pricing compared to small packages and indicates government endorsement.
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