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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
7
Classified notices from Thal Hstat area list wants and offerings. Items include household goods and services with brief contact details. Local readers are advised to contact listed numbers for inquiries and arrangements.
Rental listings show multiple properties with street names and prices, including a modern on Want Atul Streets at 15 and a springe atroot listing at 4.00. Other lines reference Rid ge Street and B. Mali atroet with various nominal rents.
A 1911 page lists farms and houses for sale in Corry and surrounding area with prices and terms. Properties include several farm houses, a large brick block, a dwelling near Pleasant Street, and multiple vacant lots. Also advertised are furnished rooms for rent, employment ads, and notices of political candidacy for County Commissioner.
A mixed page from Corry Pennsylvania items includes Robert Dulwich recounting a Himalayan sect with ritual finger offerings to a goddess, a grim Buenos Aires colonial tale of cannibalism, classified-style ads for goods and jobs, a lost brooch and a lost cow hide robe, plus a humorous exchange about a raise. Also noted are a violin for sale, a weight boat, and local notices about wages and supply ads.
Real estate notice offers the Wright property at the corner of West Wayne and Smith including the cement block building for sale in whole or part. Inquire of A. L. Haubrouck or Blair Bros. at 641 W Church Street for on premises viewing.
An early 1900s ad urges caution in selecting fire insurance and invites readers to compare against banks and out of town institutions. It promotes a stable, well established agency with $26,000,000 in assets and advises consulting an attorney to avoid cheap insurance and penny wise mistakes.
A Northern forest fire disaster claims more lives as ongoing efforts face difficult terrain and rising casualties. Witnesses describe scorched regions near Mel uf F seul and Detroit areas with authorities tightening search and rescue operations. Fire has damaged multiple structures, and concern grows over missing residents.
A young aviator performed several aerial stunts yesterday near the White House grounds, drawing a large crowd as he circled the Washington Monument and returned to the grounds. Spectators watched as a line of cars and pedestrians watched the maneuvers along Pennsylvania Avenue.
Cleveland, huly. Chinn set a new harness racing record at the North Ramsll track yesterday morning. He trotted a half mile in 87% and the mile in 2.05, with the last half mile noted as the feat. Timed by Ply Andrews Billy Ward and George Culnter, Dos. Tanner drove the trotter after a slow start, marking a landmark in Cleveland horsemen’s records this year.
A brief review notes the longest authenticated fasting episodes, citing Graine the French murderer who fasted sixty three days before dying, and Giovanni Sucel at a London aquarium who lasted forty five days. The passage mixes other dialogic fragments and aphorisms on time, aging, and knowledge.
An elderly woman escaped from a police station in Lamoosten Pennsylvania by climbing out a window one foot above ground. She fled while her Alice was near, but was later recaptured and is being held for an upcoming bearing. Meanwhile Albany reports indicate Majority Leader Wagner said the Senate will adjourn soon after lawmakers finish executive duties.
A quotation about health and happiness asserts that mankind is shaped by instinct and the future, urging speech that reflects steadfast certainty rather than fleeting words, and noting that many may not witness tomorrow's naked reality. The excerpt references nature, mortality, and the enduring quest for meaning.
A fragmentary dialogue features Peggy and Sandy using a rural dialect, with fragmented phrases and unclear context. Names appear as Peggy and Sandy amid garbled lines and stray exclamations, ending in a perplexing nonce phrase.
A garbled early 1900s style ad touts a hair growth remedy from Ames & Co druggists and The Giroux Mg Co. It promises stop hair loss, promote regrowth, and a cure within days. It mentions Purialury Blige and multiple brands, with dubious claims and widespread odor implications.
An advertiseable note touts Corry lee Boamtuas as absolutely pure water, distilled and filtered, claiming it stays cleaner, lasts longer, and costs less than competitor Joe’s. It offers delivery by year season or 100 pounds, made in Corry for Corry residents.
An old alert advertising Halt's Catarrh Cure from F J Co Toledo claims a cure for catarrh through blood action. It promises nationwide sales via Walding Binnan Marvin wholesale druggists and urges readers to email or mail orders with price details and free trial offers.
Three cars unloaded mostly wheat signaling attritive prices. Acme Milling Company reports 24tf in the load and sets a backdrop for poultry supply markets.
A fragmentary exchange shows a judge urging for fruit to be placed on a hut with Mrs Benham urging further access. The terse lines imply a domestic or courtroom setting with authority and request.
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