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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1918
Page
4
Local items mention visits, family events, and social notices. Readers learn of relatives arriving home from Niagara Falls, grip illnesses, and neighbors traveling for end-of-week visits, with references to community events and store ads.
Art and Prank Steele formerly of this city spend a short time in the city. Anna Ward traveled to Low the firmerel of 4. Normle notes a return to Norfolk. Han Athter has been spending a few days in the city visiting relatives. Giulia Wilson of Lovells returned home via Nor folk. Cambridge Springs and Troy are mentioned in relation to a demonstration by the International Harvester Company, with Hieratheon first class noted.
The fragment discusses lemon juice as a beauty aid for skin, claiming it helps smooth and brighten the face when mixed with white cream and applied daily. It also references various local people visiting towns and traveling for business, including names like Mr. Wood, Mrs. King, William Jones, and several towns such as Warren, Jamestown, Tunaville, Glyndon, and Cleveland.
A barter style listing enumerates bulk items with price per pound and total weight. Items include macaroni two pack at 24 cents weighing one pound net, bulk cocoa two tins at zero cents weighing one pound, tea siftings fifteen cents per pound, instant tapioca thirteen and a half cents per pound, pearl tapioca similar pricing, molasses around twenty cents per full three pound quart, corn meal ten pound sacks, graham flour ten pound sacks, good potatoes at thirty six cents per 15 pound bag or large unit, Alaska salmon at sixteen cents per pound, Labrador oysters at high price per 100 pounds, oyster crackers at twelve and a half cents per pound, beans with guaranteed quality. all listed as bulk grocery price references.
An advertisement extols iron and nerve tonics as a path to stronger blood and energy. It claims phosphated iron builds blood cells, boosts nerves, and increases stamina for work and exercise, urging patients not to substitute pills with capsules sold locally.
A reader expresses improved health after a stay with a program or facility. They credit the experience with gradual relief from lameness and age related illness and praise the care received. The note reflects gratitude and a recommendation of the stay’s benefits.
Hardwood buyers seek maple and elm cords at set prices with minimum inch and clear aid requirements. Corry Chair Co invites calls for particulars and prices. Also notes relocation of Mrs Charles Connors and a salem salon advertisement with beauty services and phone contact.
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