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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1912
Page
7
One man, known for wit and quickness, adapts his timing amid a lengthy mission. He pursues a singular aim with sharp humor and steady resolve, shaping the pace and mood of events. His conduct reflects patience, nerve, and a knack for reading people.
Real estate offers and public notices describe six to twelve acre tracts near Corry, Pa with water, barns, and houses. multiple farms with water, buildings, and orchards listed for sale. Misc classified items include a cream parlor for sale, found umbrella at the Journal office, and employment ads. Contact details include A Apps and Brown Brothers Nurseries, Corry and Rochester listings.
Real estate ad offers multiple homes for sale in Corry with options including a new cottage bungalow with five rooms and bath, a larger eight room house on a big lot, and a two family setup. Cash or easy payments welcomed. Contact O. R. Powell at 631 W Wayne Street or visit 641 W Church Street for details.
A noisy classified line offers ten tonnes of hay for sale through contact with G M Simmons at Brie tlokat office and a price described as cheap a grain fender inquiry directed to 120 Hast tving Street Los Angeles William.
Small, assorted rental notices list rooms for rent house keeping rooms furnished or unfurnished at multiple addresses including 127 Gould Street 120 Penn Avenue and 8 East Irving Street. Several entries mention a 6 to 10 room suites with bath and garden plots and inquire through local businesses Bracken Bros Cohen Block and Powers Pony Yard Union Street. Also listings for furnished rooms with board and a night watchman and help wanted ads for a sewing machine girl cutting girl wrapping girl and cook at Imperial Hotel appear among the classified notices.
Fragments describe belfry openings designed to project bell sound downward for crowd hearing and reference medieval carvings. The piece juxtaposes chatter about marriages, names, and playful banter as if from a New York press column.
At Vandevilla the Candy Girl Quartette headlines an extra attraction with the Mala Quartette, added by manager Garfeld. The group, formerly known as the Jedtric City, includes William Boworm as leader along with Joe Lascalle Tonbr and Branley Barstend. The Library Theater hosts the event with a promotional display and anticipated strong attendance.
Brie Pa July 11 A movement by milk producers to raise the price by one cent per quart is under consideration. Farmers shipping to the city through peddlers say existing rates fail to cover costs and a county cooperative aims to set a uniform price. No final decision has been made, but action is anticipated.
An old advertisement and scattered notices discuss Thompson's Barosma as a kidney cure amid claims of widespread kidney disease in America. The text also records brief regional society notes, travel items, and advertised mail, with mentions of names like Ames & Co. and various local residents.
The case centers on Mme. Gulan found dead after a Paris Fontainebleau to Paris journey. A towel with traces of blood and a thumbprint on a railroad ticket led investigators to a soldier, Micha, and accomplice Gra, who confessed and were sentenced to life imprisonment.
Fragmentary text references an attack and a person named Browning, with a vague note about a Louisville court matter and a map. The readable parts are insufficient to identify specific people, places, or dates or to determine the event or outcome.
A reader testimonial describes longstanding back and kidney pain eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. The account claims complete cure following a supply purchased at M. I. Amandi Co.'s Drug Store and endorses Foster-Milburn Co. as the U.S. sole agents. The advertisement urges readers to remember the name and buy only Doan's.
Spartansburg notes a flurry of visitors and relatives in town this week. Ma Kate Brownstein and daughter from Youngstown Ohio visit A J Goldstein. Frank Little of Chicago calls on friends Friday and Saturday. Clyde Morgan of Pittsburgh visits Aunt Mrs Perry Bixby. Gene Percy from Detroit checks in with local friends. Fr Thomson returns to Pittsburgh. Nellie Hyde travels with Lane Smith to Benton Pennsylvania. Florence Thomson visits Corry. Dorothy Vriabee and cousin head to Chantanaua. Mr and Mrs Clam Fisher host Martin and wife from Corry. Frank Boyles and wife from Meadville spend a few days. Mr and Mrs W C Johnson welcome a daughter. Miss Joanna Reed of Mast Brady visits Florence Thomson. Lou White noted as a Conservative. Mrs H B Rotop receives Miss Litia Rokire from New York. Goldstein family hosts Allies Sunday evening.
The notice records visits and happenings around Randolph New York and nearby towns. It notes Mrs Hiram Moore and family hosting relatives from July 23, Henry Mollin of Corry working hay on the Lewis DeJenn farm, and Burt Aylesworth of Texas with Lynn from Philadelphia visiting relatives.
Fragmentary text describes a laundry soap product made from coconut oil hornix naptha and whale oil. It mentions dirt removal and cloth cleaning as the business of cleaning garments. The language is garbled and includes nonsensical phrases and misspellings.
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