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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1912
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text yields minimal readable facts. The line suggests a garbled phrase about private interests or costs and a possible drug reference, but no coherent event, person, organization, or location is identifiable. The record remains uncertain but notes a broken quotation on costs and drugs.
A period newspaper ad urges readers to combat aging with Hay's Hair Health. It claims gray hairs will disappear and natural color return with regular use. The promotion cites a price of $1 and notes availability at Steat Drug Stores and other dealers, with a mail order option.
The ad touts Sweet Peas as premier flowers with orchid varieties and colors. It offers eight packets for 25 cents, ten packets for 60 cents, and includes white pink lavender orchid flowers. Reminds readers Higgins does better than he advertises, with remittance preferred.
A local advert notes about 50 boxes of linen finished papers normally selling at 26c 80c and 35c are grouped for 18c. Some 50c papers offered at 29c and initial stationery boxes at 10c. Initial tablet paper priced at 18c with doors closing soon.
An editor urges scrutiny of dairy farms and milk quality, warning that seemingly wholesome milk may carry disease germs. The piece stresses that the word milk holds life or death, and proper treatment could greatly reduce infant mortality.
In Philadelphia on March 25 Mrs Paul Behults, a 40 year old matron, publicly scorned her husband in court and fled with her lover Max Wagner as her husband faced bail on an attempted murder charge against Wagner. Schulte testified Wagner pursued him nationwide, leading Schulte to flee to avoid further danger. Mrs Schultz defended Wagner, insisting she would stand by him even if jailed, while Schulte said her husband, not Wagner, should be punished. Her father signed bail enabling Schulte’s release.
The store announces relocation to a newly updated shop with a new front and stock. It promises up-to-date styles, best values, square deals, and consistently high quality at the lowest prices in town.
A Pleasantville reader credits Thompson's Barosma with saving his daughter's life after lengthy illness and costly medicines. The ad claims the product cures Bright's disease, chlorea urine, bed-wetting, and liver disorders, offering bottles at 50 cents, 1 dollar, and 10 dollars, with guaranteed vigor in weeks.
Weekly sale advertises reduced prices on diverse groceries and household goods. Items include powdered cleaners, breakfast treats, canned fruits, dried fish products, coffee, tea, syrups, lard products, pasta, starch, salmon, sardines, and mustard with quantities and per unit prices.
Frank G. Jones offers cabinet work and antique furniture refinishing at 603 Hast Smith St Corry. Railway schedule shows cars to Columbus and Corry from 5:00 to 10:00 p.m with many departures, North Corry and East Wayne Street extras, Saturday limits, and Sunday 8:00 a.m. first car.
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