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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1913
Page
3
A retail note extols unique stock designed to please Christmas recipients. It promises meritorious articles and a distinct selection unavailable elsewhere in the city, inviting readers to inspect the variety and specialties featured.
A late copy display featuring popular fiction and children’s dictionaries showcases a standout collection. The display highlights a wide range of titles from boys and girls books to language guides, illustrating strong interest in current releases and educational volumes.
A bizarre ad and a court note appear together as vendors tout children’s Bibles and large print books alongside Blue Amberol records priced at 30 to 50 cents. Separate legal chatter reports Mrs Oyiva Buttum’s murder defense, with attorney Patrick Collins noting key testimony may be missing and its relevance to the case unclear.
A terse classified item offers to furnish unspecified records on request. It lists price range from 15 to 200 dollars, signaling flexible inventory and pricing. The note provides no names, dates, or locations, leaving the buyer to inquire for specifics.
A catalog style notice lists items including brushes combs toilet sets manicure kits medicine cases hair brushes clothing pockets wallets purses cigars cases traveling sets and leather goods with Rasiman Phe price range from 10 to 20 dollars and a free instruction offer to every purchaser.
An ad notes dependable versions in regular and self tilled styles priced from $1.00 to $10.00, highlighting affordability and availability for buyers seeking durable options.
Readable catalog note advertises writing paper and envelopes in decorative gift boxes. Items priced at 1 to 2 dollars, likely aimed at holiday or special occasion shoppers. Description emphasizes attractive packaging and selection for gifting needs.
The notice touts a Christmas sale featuring a wide assortment of cards booklets and games including dominoes authors checks and trolley items priced at 15 cents each.
National Bank of Corry in Corry announces Henry Keppel as President and O H Andrews as Cashier with Dan Depew serving as Assistant Cashier. The note lists the bank’s location and officers in a terse corporate roster style.
One person died from suffocation with several firemen and residents seriously hurt when Park Mansions, a premier West End flat, was destroyed by fire this morning. The blaze affected many tenants including Mey Monkhurst, with authorities investigating the cause and extent of the damage.
A vintage advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a tonic to prevent dandruff and hair loss. It claims the first nightly application cleans the scalp, stops itching, and reduces shedding, with continued use restoring thick, healthy hair for all ages.
The Reed House in Erie hosts a New Year’s Eve table d hote supper starting at 9 PM with a cabaret and orchestra. Overnight accommodations are available for a nominal $2.50 per person. Surprise at midnight. Reservations in advance at Reed House Erie Pa.
A number of Corry youths have returned to their homes for Christmas vacation from the schools they attend. Among them are Glen Hinmiy of State College Cassind Beds, Archie Lyons of Georstown in Weaver, Miss Emily Weaver, Troy Gillette of Pitts hur, Jerome Nast of the University of Pennsylvania, Ruth Calkins of Philadelphia, and Mwsni Tolitson of Cornell.
In United Press dispatch, Mariam Sebu alain Henk, an opera singer, files for divorce from her husband Willem Tama. They have been separated since December 1911. She claims desertion and seeks alimony.
A New York weather forecast notes irregular daylight lengths with quips about Tuesday and Sunday having similar daylight, while Wednesday will have a slightly longer day. The quirky report reflects a lighthearted take on astronomical observations for the season.
An advertisement by Andrew S. McKelvey D. O. claims chiropractic treatment can relieve numerous conditions from appendicitis and asthma to deafness and infantile paralysis. Office listed as No. 2 Park Place.
The annual meeting of the Corry Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held at the company office at 21 W Washington St in Corry Pennsylvania on Friday January 23 1974 at 10 o’clock A M All members are requested to be present. WW ED MARSH Secretary ady LW2T
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