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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1917
Page
6
A fragmented sale notice describes a choice collection of white goods offered at bargain prices. The readable text mentions quality specials and sacrifice pricing with reference to low values and discounts, but specific items and details are unclear.
A brisk sale offers fur items at marked down prices in a seasonal clearance. Shoppers are urged to act quickly as remaining stock includes coats stoles and accessories with limited sizes and colors available.
A jumble of rental notices and wanted ads from Corry pa occupation listings include furnished rooms housekeeping area lodgings and a nursemaid sought as well as farm sales and vehicle ads. Names addresses and phone references appear alongside property details and pricing notes.
Public notice announces a suit in the Western district of Pennsylvania. The parties include the Marian Kane Lumber Company and Daniel McCarthy and Sherman Alin as defendants. Creditors are advised they may intervene before May 4, 1917. The court directs publication and outlines rights to claim, with attorney George J. Sharrer representing the plaintiffs.
An old advertisement touts Golden-Lax Tablets as a convenient remedy for headaches and pain. It describes a carton of forty tablets costing 26e and instructs taking one at 10 o clock to rise at about 6, promoting portability and ease of use.
The executor of Holsey A Hawley's estate will offer for sale on February 6 at 11 am a parcel of land in Wayne Township Erie County Pennsylvania. The property combines parts of Tracts 2087 and 2628 totaling about 194 acres described by bounds from Hiram Crowell’s northwest corner and the highway. The sale aims to settle debts and fulfill a mortgage with terms to be announced.
An old remedy advises drinking hot tea made from Maniturg Breas Tea or Hamburger Brust tea. Pour a tablespoonful of boiled tea into hot water, drink any time in the day or before bed. The method claims to open pores, relieve congestion, loosen bowels, and drive a cold from the system, noting it is inexpensive and vegetable.
Vivid ad copy promises rapid relief for backache and lumbago using a claimed patent medicine. It urges readers to buy a bottle, apply, and experience quick pain disappearance with statements of magical, permanent effect and total cure claims. The ad emphasizes ease of use and immediate results.
Notice that an application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on January 18, 1917 by H Ketner J J Deamond Mr Raynon L H Elisa and G H Barlowy all of Corry Pennsylvania for the incorporation of a corporation named The Harry Fibra Furniture Company to manufacture and use the root of turning furniture and related privileges, and an administration notice stating the administratrix of the estate of Mettie A L Billings will settle claims and payment.
New York report states Ruth Law, holder of an American aeroplane speed record, urged Friday that women join the war effort from the air. Air officials would not commit on her attempt, citing they had been asked not to discuss Texas mission plans. Ruth Law, backed by her husband Charles Oliver, faces possible controversy if she proceeds with a prosecution of the air route over the trenches.
A cluttered local column records dinners at Mrs Emingtt Curtis home, a midweek prayer meeting at Mr and Mrs Carl Way, and visits by Mrs Edith Pifor. Mentions flood in about Mr H G Barkwith, Mrs Lita Coyol, and Mrs Kennedy, plus a birthday party for Mildred Armtrong. The notice lists social visits, anniversary celebrations, and local arrivals from Corry, Warren, and nearby towns, with multiple households hosting gatherings and travel notes.
A fragmented historical note discusses native women in Southern India wearing elaborate garments and the shift in fashion as an American influence spreads. It notes debates over relics, a collector's stance on value, and a trend toward conserving cloth, ending with a remark on adopting electric lights.
A catalog style notice lists assorted confections including cream and walnut bars and chocolates. It cites flavors like coconut, vanilla, chocolate, orange and molasses, with bulk quantities noted and a stated motto Quality and Purity.
A damaged fragmentary report describes a bomb or explosion investigation in Florida. Police involvement mentions suspects and ongoing proceedings as authorities examine evidence and testimonies amid a wider inquiry.
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