Regular Low Prices Highlighted in Local Ad
A brief advertisement emphasizes standard low prices for everyday goods. It lists value focus and recurring savings, inviting shoppers to compare prices across departments.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1912
Page
6
A brief advertisement emphasizes standard low prices for everyday goods. It lists value focus and recurring savings, inviting shoppers to compare prices across departments.
Jerome Pio, Isadora Sobel, Leon Siler, and others travel to nearby towns for business and family matters. Judge Harker visits Mendyille. John Love goes to Warren. J J Desmond and Harry Glimmony visit relatives. A council meeting discusses a ration ordinance amid community notices.
Del Darling returns from an east business trip at 5 am. HM Robb of Buffalo, Penney supervisor, takes over Titusville duties succeeding Mr. Welsh at the local shop.
Health officials and researchers from New York argue for pasteurization of milk. They cite safety benefits and oppose raw milk, urging legislative action to enforce pasteurization standards.
Readable text fragment notes a 7c quart delivery early morning bell and a phone number 180 R. No clear event, person, or organization identified.
A string of brief items records Lt. Lewis visiting Brie, Charles Myers and others on various business, couples in town, lost dog notices, hospital news, revival services, and visits from travelers. Names include John Drought, Henry Kunte, Don McKennie, Belle Lawbing, Susie Karon, Carolyn Bates, Parsons, Stacy Baker, Jamie Laird, A B Foster, Rob ert Matterson Real Estate, W M Wheeler, Indiana officer, A B Osborne.
Testimony in hearings for John Schelderwin and F R Bean, owners of the St Charles and Johnson House hotels, was presented as officials delay transcripts. Judges will not start arguments again until Wednesday afternoon while reviewing remonstrances and petitions from other parts of the county amid temperance delegation plans. Palm features 1h cent luncheons and Lenten Junot on Wednesdays and Fridays.
A reader’s fragmented note criticizes many topical salves and patent medicines as ineffective for eczema. It claims some products fail to penetrate skin or relieve itching and asks readers to avoid dubious cures while recommending consulting a physician.
An old market notice touts Ressler's First Avenue Market with claims of higher quality western beef and fresh fish in stock daily. It asserts not using cows or bully and emphasizes a market distinction from native or cheaper beef grades.
The notice promotes a still ongoing sale of muslin underwear and basement household goods. Garments such as night gowns skirts and corset covers are discounted to one fourth off, with prices from 50¢ to $2.75. Includes spring colors stripes checks floral borders and various textiles including veils. Also advertises winter underwear reduced in price and a selection of children’s vests and pants.
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