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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1916
Page
6
Good tan bark yield expected this year with Northern counties Inuptry McKew Warren Por Okt and Wic reported. Forester under contract estimates output between 201 and 1500 cords. Central Vermont Lin timber Company plans to peel 25,000 cords in Warren County.
Excellant opportunity for salesmen to earn by selling worsted and woolen goods from factory. Offers include items priced around twelve, eighteen, and forty dollars with ready made options. Address provided for inquiries and references.
A limited time offer highlights a medium steel hoe available Thursday and Friday with a ten day window and Saturday only. The notice emphasizes seasonality and claims the lowest prices of the year for these tools.
A seasonal sale advertises first quality clean goods at low prices. Highlights include 6 dozen shirt waists priced at 50 cents each, ladies waists in 36 to 44, 8 cent knit underwear vests, 10 cent necked V shaped undergarments, bath towels marked down with a heavy 17x86 inch towel at 7 cents, and muslin underwear sets with drawers and combinations bundled together for 25 cents.
A man from Columbus confessed guilt in a arson case linked to a wake of legal proceedings. The transcript shows he pled guilty to arson charges, with references to the county jail and the involvement of attorneys. The account notes the timeline around the plea and subsequent court actions.
A New York City train collided with an express truck causing major destruction to multiple loaded ore trucks. The event blocked the track, halted westbound service, and damaged signaling equipment. Most damage originated from the Salisbury Wheel Company yard in Jamestown, with ongoing investigations into the crash.
An advertisement warns readers about a supposed remedy that promises to cleanse the kidneys and purify blood. It stresses urgency, cites back pain and urinary issues as risks, and touts a drug sold for 50 cents to a dollar a bottle as a cure. The tone imitates early 20th century pill advertising.
A vintage ad touts Tie Foot Ease as quick relief for tired sore and swollen feet. It promises instant easing of burning chafing and callouses with a glow to the foot and a claim to end shoe torture with one box from the store. The fragment references union members and railroad track safety notes amid blurred redacted lines.
Fenice 2 seg lun eK and Braman Espa appear in a fragmented note. The text lists entities possibly relating to schedules or names but lacks coherent context or complete details for a full news summary.
A vintage advertisement fragment promotes a tonic named Diviguria Blood Toate with pricing 500 and 1.00 per package. Promoter Pranves Slattery is listed as sole agent, Boll phous 292 w.
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