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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
5
The German American Doctors extend to Corry and vicinity the same generous offer as Iris patients have praised. The first people from Corry who apply to their Erle offices during this week will be called. Price charged only for medicine. Also note a local event next Saturday night at a eloak.
An advertising feature extols the German American Doctor's offices offering X ray therapy, therapeutic lamps, electrical treatments, and a German American method claimed to cure chronic nervous, stomach, liver, kidney ailments and more. It touts success across men women and children, with testimonials and calls for consultations.
A dated ad invites men with a range of ailments from nervous weakness to abdominal pains to consult eminent German American doctors at Olives Cor Biato and 12th Street in Earlo, Pa. The notice promises free treatment, lists specific hours, and notes extended evening and Sunday availability.
The latest baseball results show NL standings with Pittsburgh and Brooklyn’s scores, and AL games including Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Chicago. Box scores note batteries and pitchers, plus Sunday results across the leagues and standings across the International League.
Reading across Sunday papers, reports note pension allocations to a widow of Admiral Behley, and Lieutenant von Falkenlayn’s hire during a landing attempt in Germany. Grain market signals foretell bread famine with bread price expected to rise 20 percent. Appellate division confirms alimony obligation despite current need. A New York prisoner’s execution and Mexico City dispatches claim Orozco failed to float Chihuahua loan as rebel efforts wobble over weeks.
A fragmentary feature discusses a girl’s weakness and poor appetite, noting a common condition often overlooked. It cites Ferrozone as a remedy, claims appetite and health improve with the treatment, and mentions a dealer and a Thomas Downey contact.
Look dealer H Wells operates at 460 Delaware Street with contact Bell phone 283 J and associates nearby.
A mass meeting of delegates appointed a seven member committee to work with Colonel Roosevelt and prepare an action plan for the new party. Governor Johnson to head the committee, with Governor Marshall to handle Western affairs and the national Progressive rank to appoint a field marshal. An August convention in Chicago was tentatively planned, with another effort to unite Roosevelt progressives at Aubur Park.
The report notes that the selection of committeemen will not be finished until after the Democratic National Convention. It mentions awaiting input from both Democrats and Republicans, with incomplete progress on the committee picks.
Fragmentary text claims Nottingham people lived in English caves and describes a soap product called Hasy Tax Soap as a natural cleaner. The passage mixes misleading racial statements with product selling lines and lacks clear facts.
Notice to our patrons from Cohens Department Store warns that the contract on Green 'ead ing stamps expires July 15. If renewal is uncertain customers are advised to redeem their books before that date.
A large assortment of year round undermuslins offered at unusually low prices. Long and short sleeved gowns with lace and embroidery trim, originally up to 48.89, now 6c each. Muslin skirts, corset covers, drawers, and lace trimmed pieces priced to attract shoppers. Major reductions across lace and embroidery trimmed skirts and gowns, with many items cut to under a dollar and half.
A vintage fabric notice promotes white goods in stripes and checks for dresses, children's wear, and waists. Regular price 25c per yard, reduced to 15c per yard.
A brief advertisement touts India linens with special value in white linen for suits waists skirts and various weights. It promotes regular 12 1 2 cents quality and notes special 0c and 60c pricing alternatives.
Advertises wash corduroy fabric in white for adults and children's wear. Describes heavy corded white goods in wide and narrow cords priced at 25 cents and 35 cents per yard.
The advertisement lists regular 15c edges and insertions from 11-2 to 4 inches wide reduced to 10c per yard. It highlights wide embroidered bands and galloons, 1-2 and 6 inches wide at 75c per yard, special values in 45 and 54 inch embroidered flouncing. Heavy Baby Irish effects on fine cloth priced up to 2.25 per yard, Lilly white semi-made Corset Covers at 65c to $1.00, and narrow insertions for torchen faces. The note promises many items not advertised and urges a visit to the theater to view them.
Lockwood full bleached sheeting two yards by wide twenty five cents per yard. Hills bleached yard wide muslin eight and a half cents per yard. Pine long cloth thirty six inches wide twelve and a half cents per yard. Extra fine forty inch long cloth thirteen cents per yard. Fine Nainsocks thirty six and forty four inches wide twenty, twenty five, and thirty five cents per yard.
Open dishes from 19th century porcelain line offered at one quarter off. Includes sugar bowls platters and service pieces priced at 25 or 40 cents, slightly imperfect white porcelain items with tea plates and stall platters. Sale features individual prices with discounts and limited quantities.
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