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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
5
The advertisement asserts that PAVER offers more than designs, highlighting practical experience as a safeguard of reputation. It emphasizes their commitment to quality and reliability in serving clients.
A New York City report recounts a woman freeing a diamond ring from a defective fish sold to housewives. Dealers priced jewelry into fish sales, then a shopper discovered the ring among the gills. The incident sparked outrage and questions about market fairness and jewelry value in daily groceries.
A large hosiery mill unloads 250 dozen gent s ladies and children s hose due to a backward season, offering stock at 50c on the dollar. Men s silk half hose priced at 50¢ a pair, all silk, plus 1 Lot ladies gauze lisle hose and other stock advertised with bargain trade incentives and discounts tied to purchases and trading stamps.
Aviator Clinton C. Hadley, flying for the Christmas Aeroplane Company from Hempstead Plains, was struck by a bullet that shattered his propeller during a cross country attempt to break a world record. He descended safely after 185 miles, noting the propeller damage and a bullet hole. Authorities offered a $10 reward for the shooter's arrest and conviction as investigations point to a deliberate act.
Mindreader Pearl Tangley spoke at the Library Theater on the Tuesday fire, offering her take on the blaze and how it began. She postponed further statements until she could study the case, then described a visiting man and a sequence of encounters at a railway station and hospital before the rambling session ended.
A garbled passage describes a young man starting toward a place, meeting friends including a gentleman, and discussing a meeting with several other youths that same evening. They later converge near a residence, four of them moving together with unclear purpose and a hinted plan amid confusion.
A Corry Pennsylvania resident testifies in 1904 that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved chronic back pain and kidney troubles after months of strain from heavy lifting. A 1909 update repeats that the cure remained permanent, with Foster Milburn Co as U.S. agents and a price of 60 cents.
An advertisement extols Parisian Sage as a hair remedy that turns harsh hair into luxuriant radiance, backed by a 10 day money back guarantee from N. F. Ames & Co. It claims wide use nationwide, urging readers to buy for 50 cents a large bottle and featuring testimonials about improved hair texture and scalp health. The letter from Alice Bawingart refrigerators a testimonial.
Organs tuned and sewing machines repaired with 25 years experience. No charges for estimates. Also manufacturer of Burton's pollah. Bell phone 1 at 140 Lor joall National Hotel, Harry Burton. Junk dealer Hi, Welm, 250 Delaware for W. Wayne. Remember our 18 cent Innohewm.
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