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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
7
Classified listings give farm for sale, rental rooms, real estate, jobs, and notices. Includes details on a 40 by 60 acre farm near Cherry Factory and Creamery, several houses for sale or rent, and local business notices from Andrews Land Company and Powell Realty. Also public notices: administrator, stockholders meeting, and legal ad items.
A garbled sale catalog lists multiple properties for sale or exchange. Entries mention residences, lots, and buildings on streets like Center Park Place Spring Fulrtew Fulrtew, W. Math, Marion, Smith, Mott and Wayne with prices ranging from a few hundred to thousands, some noting terms, improvements, or exchanges.
An advertisement-style tale from Corry Pennsylvania features Mrs. Frank Welle praising Dean's Kidney Pills as restoring her weak kidneys and natural secretions after using them for relief. The piece credits NP Ames' & Co drug store and Koster-Mithurn Co as distributors and urges readers to seek the Dean's Kidney Pills from authorized dealers only.
Miss Ethel Shambaugh recovered from illness and moved to her father’s Titusville home. Mrs. Whitney Trubmer of Meadville hosted her daughter Mrs. H. S. Stole at the MB, Pa parish. Miss Annetie Pawcett vacationed in Wil her friend Miss Low White. Arthur Roberts and family sought a return visit, while Herbert Hakesley and relatives hosted Hazel Tall and daughter Florence of Ridgway. Esther O’Connor and Frank O’Connor left for a shake Valt at Buffalo, Wes. Myron Nish of Centerville joined Myrna Thothsnn for a Saturday gathering. Marsha Milloy returned from Corry after a week with her daughter, and Florence Thomson with friend Fanny Reed voyaged to Ponter Villages. Mrs Susan Taw bor traveled from WL, Hyde and family visited from Marlette. Miss Helle Golistein departed for two weeks in Ghachaigua, N.Y. Florence Thomson and Fanny Reed accompanied by East Urnay friend.
A fragmented ad-like notice urges readers to value eye health over cheap purchases. It touts the benefits of professional optical care, promotes Optometrists and first class opticians, and emphasizes proper eye tinting and testing. The language is garbled but centers on warning against low-cost eyewear and endorses trained eye care providers.
An old notice discusses dandruff as a cause of hair loss and promotes N.F. Ames & Co hair grower Parisian ee ia. The ad claims the product can eradicate dandruff stop shedding and guarantee hair growth or money back, priced at 600 for a large bottle.
Corry Ice is advertised as absolutely pure made from well water distilled and filtered to remove dirt and germs. It promises cleaner refrigerators with no odor, longer lasting ice, and cheaper cost than tea, delivered by the year, by the person, or by 200 pounds, all in Corry, a Corry product from CORRY 108 CO.
An unclear quip attributed to Puck notes the sway of tauseressors being hard while mentioning pneumare ties on an automobile in a humorous line. The fragment suggests satirical takes on machinery and social trends. Distinct entities are limited by the garbled OCR.
A historical note advertises Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint composed of 50 percent white pigment and pure linseed oil with turpentine. The ad invites readers to send samples to the state and promises $100 for adulteration found in the paint.
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