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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1917
Page
6
A choice collection offered at .98 cents each with 25e quality specials. A great sacrifice and bargain sale highlights closet-cleanout style pricing. Limited quantities remain as displays close out at bargain prices.
A partial OCR item shows small price entries such as coats valued at 1.00 and LED components at 2.00, with several ambiguous numbers and abbreviations including 1.05 1.25 1.65, suggesting a catalog or sale notice with mixed equipment and pricing.
Fashion catalog style notice lists dress goods with 50e quality plaids and mixtures and 48e toe quality plaids and mixtures as special values, inviting selection from available textiles.
A mixed set of classified items lists rooms for rent at 221 North Street and a garage for rent near 27 Congress Street. Also advertised are room house for sale, a farm with buildings, a Holly barn, a Delaware Street property, and dining room furniture for sale. A legal notice concerns a Pittsburgh western district case about the American Piloting Company and Corry post office construction with a May 1 1087 date.
Executor of Betsye A Hawley estate will sell at public auction on February 9 17 at Wayne Township Erie County Pennsylvania a tract of land lot 24 2 acres more or less. The sale to satisfy a debt of the estate with cash upon transfer of deed. Terms note. Jams T Tarng executor and Kincaid and Kinesis attorneys.
A historical account discusses explosives production and handling risks, noting key chemicals such as nitrates and toluene derivatives, and describes safety practices like thorough purification and temperature control. It recounts industry figures and incidents, including references to accidents and incendiary concerns in the early modern era.
An advertisement touts Papewl Apepsin as a remedy for indigestion caused by fermenting food in the stomach. It claims rapid relief within minutes, soothing belching gas and abdominal discomfort, and promotes the product as gentle yet effective for digestive upset.
Fragmentary notice seeks Saytle Phillips in a Court of Common Pleas at Ko Ma in February 1917 to show cause why divorcement from her husband Phillips should not be granted. Sheriff MAX Hathach and attorney Tobi Osborns are named in the timbered notice.
An old advertisement touts a home remedy using a glass of salts to relieve kidney and bladder discomfort. It claims uric acid from meat stresses kidneys and suggests dissolving salts in water to cleanse wastes, with warnings of back pain, headache, and urinary irritation. The text promotes the drink as inexpensive, derived from grape and lemon acids, and endorses nightly use for several days.
An old classified style ad touts Golden-Lax Tablets for donation weight loss and relief from liver head ache and dizziness. It promises dosing at 10 o clock with effects around 6, claims forty tablets per bottle and pocket size packaging. Names listed include Ames and Go and Thomas Downer and Paul Loonis at 602 West Church Street offering piano and violin tuning and instrument cleaning.
Baker Hill Makar Til and Mr and Mrs Wravk Growby hosted guests last Sunday. Charles Sandburg and Sir runt Ainaninn welcomed visitors at Wrightavia. Kiriyatrick spent Friday to Sunday in Warren with relatives. Will Burch served as a waiter in Corry Saturday. Mrs Charles DeJonus visited Columbus for a few days. Various households hosted, moved plans discussed, and health updates noted as residents plan future travel and moving. Church services at Blue Eye are set for next Sunday at eleven.
The undersigned administrators of the estate of Site A invite all creditors and claimants to present their claims for payment. Those owing the estate are urged to settle promptly to facilitate settlement and distribution. Signed by M. D. Burks and Edietwiwe.
An old print promotes Sageen and Sulphur to restore youth by darkening gray hair. The recipe is shown as easy to prepare at home or purchase, claiming natural, even darkening and a younger look with a single application and overnight effect.
AULVe women in Southern India discuss modern fashion and electricity use. The text notes a shift toward Western styles and electric lighting, reflecting evolving cultural tastes and consumer adoption.
The readable lines describe an evening gathering with unclear attendees. Mentions of a hall capacity, lodging, and opposing party hint at a contested event. Worn text references a procession or meeting and questions about attendance and security.
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