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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1914
Page
6
Pure health ad claims Hyomei cures catarrh bronchitis and colds in five minutes. It asserts relief through nasal throat and lung action with a complete outfit priced at 1.00 and extra bottles at 0.50, money back guarantee by N P Ames & Co.
Warren refineries report slack orders and some layoffs. Investigations show Standard Oil supplied ore to local refineries but refined products remain low. Independent farmers organize for higher prices as they withhold outputs awaiting better returns.
The city in Sisseton South Dakota reports the municipal saloon is a qualified success. It operates under the ordinances and the bartender draws regular weekly pay from the treasury. The plan is described as a 4% financial plum prompting nearby towns to consider similar action with De Smet likely to put the proposition to voters at the spring election.
An advertisement invites women with female illnesses to write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts for confidential, woman‑to‑woman guidance. No payment is required, and letters are read and answered by female staff, with a promise of privacy and years of experience to aid in individual cases.
Cort announces leadership changes with Henry Keppel named president and cashiers O H Andrews Dan Deven Aust among the newly listed officers and officials.
Fragmentary text lists ailments and remedies with scattered terms like fever headaches spinal curvature and infantile paralysis. Mentions a person Andrew Mukelyvey and an address at No 2 Park Pla with unclear context.
January sale offers numerous specials with kitchenware and home goods. Notable items include polished metal pieces and kettles at low prices, with emphasis on value and widespread savings across the store.
Dry goods department offers two new specials on percale items. Noted features include four bargains typically selling at $1.00 each, with fine stitching, reinforced seams, and button holes. Special price listed at 79 cents each.
New peg top petticoats made of satin silk with glossy finish and soft lining. Steam pressed and double stitched with tufted detailing. Each skirt contains over two dollars worth of silk at a price of two dollars.
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