Prank 1 Jones Cabinet Making and Upholstering Ad
Upholstering work offered for lamp lines and cushions in tapestry creton leather for willow furniture. Made to order by Jones Cabinet Making and Upholstering at 303 KE Smith Street Bell phone 248-L.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1914
Page
3
Upholstering work offered for lamp lines and cushions in tapestry creton leather for willow furniture. Made to order by Jones Cabinet Making and Upholstering at 303 KE Smith Street Bell phone 248-L.
An ad notes Mio-na tablets relieve indigestion and stomach upset without medicine. Beaver Dam community updates include a Mother's Day sermon, a new Methodist tennis group, and plans for Memorial Sunday services with Union Sunday and U B Church cooperation.
A Jamestown child died after suspected strychnine poisoning with officials noting possible sources including a medicine bottle in the father’s cupboard and pills found in the northern town. Dr Goodsell cited indicators of poisoning as the cause of death.
Corry, Pa. resident Mrs H L Gordon reports long standing kidney pains and restless nights improved after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Ames & Cone Drug Store. She endorses the product, urging others to recall the warning to remember the name Donn's and buy only that brand.
Puré artificial ice from Cory Tee Co. promises low rates as prices rise elsewhere. Complying with industry terms, the offer emphasizes consistent pricing for 10 to 20 years and claims superior artificial ice quality and service. CORRY ICH COMPANY admits
The text describes fancy crepes with a white background and stripes in black brown and blue, priced at 85 cents. It appears as an OCR fragment referencing a food item or advertisement.
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