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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1912
Page
5
A local notice invites residents of Corry and vicinity to visit offices in Erie for a free treatment week. The offer, previously praised in Erie, is intended to provide the benefits to Corry people at no charge this week. The event starts today and continues through next Saturday night at 9.
An ancient advertisement extols the German American Doctors offering direct treatments including serums anti toxins intravenous medicines and X Ray therapy. It lists therapies like electrotherapy high frequency static spark and D'Arsonval current, promising cures for chronic nervous and special diseases in men women and children. The piece emphasizes successful results when other treatments fail and urges readers to seek treatment at their offices.
An unsigned notice announces German American Doctors at Dition Car Ruute and 12th Street Erle PA offering free treatment for men with nervous weakness, vitality decline, or diseases affecting married life. Office hours listed with evening calls possible. emphasis on early consultation for those unable to afford care.
New York detectives arrest Nicholus Arnatein in London for grand larceny alleged at 560,000 with warrants issued and further complaints filed in New York seeking about 225,000. Police say Arnaton led a gang linked to multiple thefts across cities including San Francisco Baltimore and Japan bound operations.
New Yorker reports heavy betting on the November election with $1000 staked that Taft will win. Wagers show little interest in other major parties and no strong moves on Roosevelt. Champ Clark odds stretch from 4 to 1 in favor of his nomination with Wilson, Harmon, and others cited at varying quotes.
A snippet shows fragmented exchange with characters Hie Pape Mary-Hang and Alice about going, time, and a rack near a front door, attributed to Harper's. The readable text captures a mid conversation mood rather than a complete scene or article.
An old advertisement touts Painozone as a universal rub that penetrates joints neck and limbs to cure rheumatic pains swelling and muscular aches. It warns against substitutes and promotes 50 cent family size and 25 cent trial bottles sold by Thomas Downey.
A brief item notes a 15 cent luncheon at Palm, referencing local dining events and a reminder to remember the occasion. The short notice highlights a modest price and community gathering in a period newspaper style.
In Praskville Prackville, William Mallams was struck and thrown onto a table by a violent prank. He is in serious condition at Miners Hospital Ashland with a broken leg and head injuries as onlookers watched.
Notice to patrons that the contract for Green Stamps expires July 1 and the store is uncertain about renewal. Customers are urged to redeem their books before that date at Cohen’s Department Store located at 17LE.
Junk dealer Weils located at 250 Delaware Street in Wayne operates with Bell phone contact 28a J 8.
A health alarm notes that pillows and sheets can smell stale if washed with harsh soaps. It praises "Hasy Task Soap" and "Bingy Task Soap" for pure borax and sterilising cleansing. Bedding washed with these aims to wake the house and provide a fresh feel.
Lawyer Walter L Peake operates in Corry Pennsylvania offering general practice in all courts with focus on corporation law negligence and related matters. Office listed as Room 5 Traction Building with emphasis on legal services for businesses and organizational needs.
An advertisement touts a large undermuslin sale with long and short sleeved gowns priced at 69c to 98c, plus lace trimmed drawers 25c and 10c 12c 15c, corset covers 50c, lace trimmed skirts at 48c, and other garments previously up to $2.25 now deeply discounted.
A vintage notice promotes white goods fabrics in stripes and checks for dresses children's wear and waists. Regular price 25 cents per yard reduced to 15 cents per yard.
A brief note touts a special value in white India Linen with regular 12 1-2¢ quality for Scud.
An advertisement for white linen suiting in light and heavy weights promoting special sale fabrics for suits waists and skirts with a focus on versatile material options.
The latest fabric for white suits skirts and children's wear offers heavy corded white goods in wide and narrow cords priced 25 cents and 35 cents per yard.
Regular 15c edges and insertions reduced to 10c. Wide bands and fine work on cloth 512 and 1 inch widths priced 75c yd to 59c. Heavy Baby Irish effects $1.50 to $2.25 yd. Semimade Corset Covers 65c to $1.00. Narrow insertions and torchen laces sold by yard. Many other items available in store.
A catalog-style notice offers white china including 4 open dishes 25c sugar bowls 15 platters 25c platters 40c platters 30c 15c pickle dishes and assorted tea plates at 3c each two for special. Some items described as slightly imperfect.
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