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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1916
Page
6
Classified notices seek workers and domestic help from Hatheatead to Waterford and Warren. Listings include a chambermaid dining room girl and a kitchen girl paid well, a contrator job at Warren, a rooting contractor, and general laborers. Readers are urged to respond by box or mail.
Classified ad list offers sleeping rooms with bath at 51 West Congress street and furnished suites at 7.00, Bell phone AAM. A new residence at 124 Congress street and a heated room with bath near the post office are advertised. A large Main Street store room is available and inquiries should go to Journal office. Lost and reward notices among items.
A jumble of sale notices describes farms, small holdings, and homes for sale or rent. Listings include a 43 acre timber area near a town, a $1000 small farm with ground access, a nine room house in good condition, a modern residence with hardwood floors, and multiple vacant lots plus business offices. Real estate agency Robert Patterson, plus G W Marks and Powell Realty, advertise various terms and locations.
Property listing describes a home for sale at lot 41 in a development with modern improvements and late model features. The residence has a south exposure and includes a rear bar area and other upgrades. Agent listed as Robert Patterson Real Estate with unclear contact details.
A garbled OCR text reports various names and snippets about local people and events. It mentions Columbus area references, a sale ad, and scattered names such as Hattie Wal lou and Marjorie Dodd, with broken phrases about jobs, travel, and a vehicle sale.
Morning visitors and local figures attended a weekend gathering described with names such as Celia Galli and Mulloy, with mentions of Mr Chirvis Brown and others. The note lists various attendees and mentions planned activities across Saturday, including visits to Wrighileville and Kol Wiviroetay, reflecting a busy social slate and community chatter.
Fragmented notes describe Spartansburg residents including Joly and Mrs Newey dealing with family illness, travel, and relocation plans. Mentions byubton XY and Noweound, with references to Condudeg Springs and Gly 10, 4% marriages, and aviator Moon goings. Sentiment expresses concern over health, home, and future arrangements as families plan changes and possible moves to Chicago.
Mrs Brown of Ohio describes a prolonged illness with severe stomach and chest pains that left her nearly unable to walk. After two weeks in hospital she started Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and reports greater improvement than in hospital. She urges others to try the remedy and write for free advice.
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