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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
6
A vintage home remedy promotes lemon juice and Jamon or orchard white to make a freckle reducing lotion. It claims massaging the mixture into the face arms and hands daily will lighten the skin and remove blemishes at very low cost.
Pramictin, June 22. The general government and Franklin governance move to economy through the skip stop system for streetcars. The Citizens Traction Company must meet with Administrator A. S. Karna to craft coal-saving measures and new stopping points. Plans aim to locate stops near the road’s fringe to balance access and efficiency, with a limit of one stop per segment and specific stop pricing.
Notice is given that letters testamentary for the estate of Prorence Taylor of Corry City Erie County Pennsylvania have been granted by the Register of Wills of McKean County to Delta Walters executrix. All indebted persons must make prompt payment and those with claims against the estate should present them at once to McClintock and McClintock Attorneys at Union City, Pennsylvania by May 24.
Probate notice for Josephine Bonnell of Corry Erie County Pennsylvania issued by executor McConnold directs all persons indebted to settle immediately and all creditors to present claims with proper authentication for settlement. Public notice dated July 22 to 29 in Warren Pennsylvania.
Notice moved to Columbus avenue. Pay the highest prices for rubber, iron and metal. Also second hand bags. No peddlers employed. Call before selling. L Rastman. Hell phone 1847. 41 tt
Dr F G Emerson announces health restoration after non surgical, non medicinal treatment. Office hours from 2 PM to 1 PM and 7 PM to 8 30 PM at 41-8 Main Street.
A rapid-fire blaze destroyed the Polk Hotel early this morning. Responding crews from Franklin reinforced by state institutions fought the flames, limiting damage to the hotel but damaging nearby structures including the Arthur Adams residence and the home of Mrs. John Marshall. Local residents praised the efforts of the responders and noted the hotel’s long-standing stature in the AK Village area.
A well known woman describes near nervous breakdown from household burdens. After warning signs, she tried Phosphated Iron capsules from a drug store. Within days she slept better, Appetite returned, and household chores felt lighter. Sold by C. Babbitt and Son.
Local trading post at 143 Main Street advertises mixed iron 900 ewt and rubber tires for sale. Mentioned items include rags and tires with a price around $2.00 per ew t, listing A. I. Brodsky as contact.
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