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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1914
Page
3
Local trade ad offers upholstering and repair work at low prices with emphasis on high grade results. The compact notice advertises service quality and affordability to attract customers.
The Evening Journal is on sale at Plate News ators on South Center Street and at Union News Company in the Depot, offering readers access to the latest edition at nearby outlets.
Seeds listed include onions carrots radishes garlic lettuce squash cucumbers turnips pumpkins lima beans green beans wax beans and more. Local supplier touts best quality and value with bulk options and year round availability.
J D Murray Wood announces a massive May Sale with deep discounts on teas coffees spices canned goods and household staples. Prices are slashed below ten year levels with touted money back if not satisfied and warnings that these cuts won’t reappear soon. The list features bulk teas coffees spices baking items canned vegetables and fruits plus household essentials large quantities and special bundle pricing.
Professor M H Stone resigns as Meadville High School assistant principal to join Frontier Prony Co of Buffalo makers of the Standard Dictionary of Facts. He will oversee salesmen this summer and later work under a permanent contract, signaling a notable career shift and community impact.
Folin Pollock an independent bowler was arrested by health inspector Sullivan after a milk sample yielded 1,290,000 bacteria per drop. Pollock faces Alderman Klemm as he is charged with peddling tainted dairy. Beckman of McKean was halted after tests found a high bacteria count and milk temperature at seventy four degrees. The case centers on suspect milk adulteration and enforcement actions.
An ad copy touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for “female troubles” and related pains. It urges women to try the tonic to ease distress and improve wellbeing, framing it as a longstanding, trusted cure.
An old advertisement claims Apals Brook Hull Food cures dandruff and itchy scalp. It asserts customers have benefited and recommends the product for hair growth. Mail orders are promised with prompt attention.
The French premier Doumergue and the entire cabinet resigned today amid a 160 million deficit in the budget and planned immediate layoffs. President Poincare will let ministers stay on in Brittany until tomorrow as elections are prepared.
A vintage theater ad offers $500 worth of hand painted pictures free to patrons who present 60 coupons and their evening coupons. The offer includes a 12 by 20 inch mounted portrait in a gold frame and promises a free gift to customers, highlighting new model machines and a mirror screen.
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