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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1914
Page
4
City and Vicinity snippets show classified ads for wallpaper, ham specials, rentals, and furniture. Notices mention church meetings, a guild reading, and police observer reports alongside market items and local commerce chatter from Meadville and surrounding streets.
A vintage advertisement extols hair care and beauty products including Parisian Sage and scalp oils. It also markets a range of plants and horticultural supplies from Ames & Co, urging readers to try products and promising refunds if not satisfied.
Market report from New York previews mixed activity across grains and livestock. Prices for white wheat, corn, oats, and soybeans show varied futures, while livestock values include cattle and hogs. traders eye export demand and domestic demand signals.
Notice from The Robert Patterson Head Machth Agency advertising sale of the Crown property at 22 Smith Street. Due to mortgage or lease terms, sale conditions require release by Marel Lath or enforcement actions by the agency. Details appear garbled but indicate imminent sale with uncertainties in timing.
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as a cure for piles and a wide range of ailments. It claims rapid relief with a money back guarantee after a small purchase at Ames & Co. It also promotes San Cura Soap and asserts broad healing powers for sores, rashes, and skin conditions.
Public notice advertises a Wednesday sale at 10 o'clock including 14 horses 10 cattle 10 Shropshire sheep wagons cutters and gear. Auctioneers Powers and Co present the sale at the farm near Spare fanaburg about Walt mille from Corry on the Macadam road.
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