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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1918
Page
4
Eight room house on Church Street offered for sale with modern bath and full basement in good condition. Terms negotiable and possession available by April 1. Contact T P Williams at Quality Cash Store.
Local notes list residents visiting relatives and patients, with several returning home after hospital stays and travels. Milward Grotaler, Ajanry Grotelers, Patrick Rowdy, Mrs Vin Drasier, Miss Grave Pope, Mrs Hinsrey, William Fisk, Fyan Miller, Ralph Powers, Edward Morris, Mrs Claude Porter, WH Jewell are among those mentioned.
P Moricca the Repair Man operates from the Isetory shoe department offering shoe repairs with a guarantee or money back. He invites customers to bring in shoes, promises fair pricing, and seeks to earn their trust. Located at 17 1-4 N Center, West Island. Contact via Hill phone Y1-R.
We acknowledge the kindness shown during the illness and death of our beloved Mary E. Kennody. Our heartfelt thanks go to neighbors and friends for support and sympathy during this difficult time.
The funeral of Miss Kennedy was held Monday morning with a solemn high mass at a local church. The interment followed at St Thomas Cemetery. Attending mourners included numerous friends and relatives such as Newell Poley, John Murrell, Michael Parrett, Frank Esterbrook, Fred Taylor, and P Hutman. Deeply cared-for benefactors included Mr and Mrs Dali Kennedy and Drs William Warner and John Jordan along with many Kennedy family members.
Fragmented OCR lists several rental offers and lost items. Includes a room at 1418 N Contor St Neyton with water, turn and heat details. another rental at 108 Plest Ave ML. various asks for liveries and dames. a missing envelope near 132 Mott St. and a furnished unit at 202 Baur Street.
The article notes Goldwyn spent $250000 presenting Mae Marsh in Polly or The Choos and promises the best picture of the year. It mentions The Birth of a Nation being shown today and tomorrow at the Anvusel theater with showings tomorrow afternoon.
The Cutler Stock Company at Hex Theatre delivers a well balanced program headlined by a revival of Two Flags at Rex and a notable performance by Luci Misdell. The show blends theatrical pieces with novelty acts and previews The Path of Polly for tomorrow.
An old advertising pitch touts Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a mild laxative alternative to calomel for bad breath. It claims gentle action on bowels and liver, purification of the system, no griping, and accessibility at 19 0 or 25 cents per box with all druggists carrying them.
An old advertisement from Lagrange North Carolina touts Vinol as a remedy for chronic coughs cold bronchitis and sleepless nights. It features a customer testimonial praising weight gain and better sleep and guarantees money back if Vinol fails with distribution through O Babbitt Ben suppliers and local druggists.
Bankruptcy notice in the Western District of Pennsylvania lists Honey Luster Reba Belo County as debtor. It states a petition for discharge from all debts and property, with creditors notified and public records set for March 11, listing the court and clerk.
Polly arrives for an Amavel presentation with shows scheduled this afternoon and evening. The fragmented text lists prices and times, mentioning performances and a call for a horse or wagon.
An ad promotes Hamburg Breast Tex tea called Hamburger Druwt Theo as a German remedy for colds. It instructs to brew a tablespoon in boiling water and drink for quick relief, claiming to ease congestion and bowels, and to be entirely vegetable and harmless.
An old advertisement touts a topical remedy claiming to rub away rheumatism and neuralgia by targeting tender spots with penetrating oil. It promotes a 25 cent bottle of “St Jacobin Oil” or “SE Tueobe Oil” to ease pain, stiffness, and sore joints without internal treatment.
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