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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1917
Page
4
An ad endorses the Studebaker line arguing the true value price equals maximum quality for money. It compares Studebaker Four and Six against competitors, citing industry figures to claim higher quality at similar or lower cost, stressing no sacrifice of essential traits like power, capacity, and construction.
William Freeman of Sinclairville and H B Dundoh of Syndico visited the city for business yesterday. Walter Bila returned from Jamestown after a day with friends. Vera Morgan left for Youngstown to visit Mr and Mrs Ivan Crippen. Jen Holden of Erie returned home after visiting relatives. Milton Caldwell came back from Jamestown and Mrs Rowell Crump returned home from Buffalo. Barney Heyman of Union News visited Jamestown briefly. G D Eldred of Spring Creek was in town on business. Margaret Thompson of Mount Union Pa visits Walter Shuss. Nat McGure of Columbus returned from Jamestown on business. R A Mook of Meadville spent yesterday in the city with relatives. Abe Gumbinski and party went to Erie for the funeral of the late girl Dutibsower. W A Sweet of New York visits his brother on East South Street. Thomas and Willaeshelm visited Jamestown and returned by early train. Jr and Mrs C P Bush, visiting A L Bush, returned to Warren this morning.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick remedy for gas indigestion heartburn and stomach discomfort. It claims relief within five minutes and suggests a fifty cent bottle is enough for a family, with benefits including neutralizing excess acid and ending sour belching and fullness.
Fragmented sale notices list a cow with Helfer calf, a child’s bed, a small steam boiler, a Wood Gr range, a car for rent, a small room in a stock business, and a restaurant job inquiry. Details scattered across addresses in Corry and nearby areas.
The Merete and bridge club enjoyed a dinner hosted by Mrs. Robert Barlow and Mrs. EM Bartow at the former residence on South Gentor alreu. Attendees included out of town guests Mik Fide Ames and Miss Onuino from Buttato.
The Werren Mirror prints a lengthy obituary for Ksosclisko Mirrigan of Bassett who died March 4 in Corry after a paralytic stroke. He was born in 1898 near Corry and lived in Mon and Vern areas before settling in Grapit Valley. He married Punny Van Rongeileur and was a Civil War veteran, survived by a widow and children including Robert, Gay, Mrs. Charles Mopiins, Mrs. Fendail, and Henry H. a Warren County official.
A Day at Ocean ibench played in fair seed media now at the Rex Theatre last evening. The company will give two more performances tonight and tomorrow before departing for a western circuit. Manager Parker arranged for an extraordinary attraction in the Metropolitan Stock Company presenting broadway style plays.
Mr Clarence Arter of Corry City and Mrs Grace Darling of Youngeville were united in marriage yesterday at Jamestown and returned to Corry City today to start housekeeping on West Washington Street. The groom has been employed by the Corry Light Company for many years and both families have many friends here who congratulate them.
Glorious Jane IB delivers a charming performance in the Wa. Fa play A Modern Cinderella at the Amisel venue on Wednesday. Jane Cu firice stars, drawing praise for grace and stage presence.
Billy Burke headlines a mysterious performance at Lyre tonight with a grand flourish promising an extraordinary experience and no extra charge for admission. Audience buzz suggests a striking blend of intrigue and spectacle surrounding Timberoko themed intrigue.
A blurred ad promotes family cleansing with a spring laxative and purifier claim. It touts purging blood and bowels, easing winter buildup, and better health. Mentions Hollister Plocky Mountain Tap as a top remedy and urges immediate purchase for quick improvement. Contains product-like names and promotional language.
A vivid 1900s style ad promotes California Syrup of Figs as a gentle bowels and stomach cleanser for infants and children. It touts quick relief from colds, coughs, fevers, and constipation, urges asking a druggist for a 60 cent bottle, warns against counterfeits, and credits the California Fig Syrup Company with the remedy.
Corry grocers list Evrbest blends and Magnolia and Daisy Family flours with prices per quart and peck in the 1 4 and 1 8 measures. Kream of Wheat lines show $2.60 for 14 and $1.35 for 18. Get Evrbest Milling Corporation flours from your grocer.
A local retailer highlights a wide range of suit materials from Serge and Oxford to Gabardine and Khaki Kool with styles like Gunnibird and Homespun. Prices span from 15 to 40 dollars, showcasing economy to premium options.
The advertisement lists new coats from short sport coats to full length in stripes and colors with prices from 7.50 to 35.00. It highlights a wide range of options and affordable pricing for readers seeking outerwear.
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