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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1916
Page
3
Residents and visitors mingle in Corry and Spring Creek during a string of casual outings. Local families, including the Martins and Dons, host and visit friends. many calls occur across Corry on Thursday and Friday with shopping, church, and dining chatter.
A testimonial-filled advertisement touts Dr Sullivan's Sure Solvent as a remedy for rheumatism rheumatic pains and blood purification. Letters from Buffalo New York claim dramatic relief and recovery from chronic ailments after taking the solvent with several users asserting permanent improvement. The missives urge others to try the product and share their experiences.
A letter from a grateful patient claims Sure Solvent cured years of rheumatism after trying every available remedy. The writer praises Dr Sullivan and the Sure Solvent Co, offering to publish the testimonial and photo to attest to the medicine’s effectiveness.
Fragmentary report lists Corry Wednesday mentions of Mrs Clyde Win trading a brunt pall with relatives. Alonzo Mulieson appears as a guest at Spring Creek gathering. Floyd Driawold and Wred Smith are named in a wartime context with Mek Wal. Details are unclear but indicate improved condition.
Local notices from Corry detail Mrs Spencer and Mr Spencer of Corry, out of town guests, and a busy week with graduation plans. Attendees include Mrs Reeves and Mrs Bush from out of town, Miss Treatum returning to Jumputont, and Mr Burt Chapman visiting. A fundraiser dance at Grange Hall on May 20 supports youth court facilities, while the Grammar school hosts a plant sale.
A readable fragment advertises flowers and plant services at The Florist near Columbue Avenue and N. Counter, offering home beautification help. Bell phone 260 R. Reward offered for information about a jade item theft at Hall’s Jammes.
Notice of dissolution for the partnership of George Maulka and Clarence Miller operating as Hoon Amy Gash Grocery, dated 42th day of May 1918, by mutual consent. Clareece Miller and Dorling the building and kil are authorized to settle all debts. (Signed) Georges Paulner and Quarengh Miller. Land and home with water rights for sale noted, selling confidentially. Twenty-tite White Leghorn Farm Incubator offered.
Old remedy claims to ease kidney and bladder irritation through Jud Salts and lithia water. Advises four ounces of Jud Salts in water nightly for several days to neutralize acids, reduce burning, and calm urination problems. Also promotes a grape juice and lithia water mix as a harmless, inexpensive fallback used by many for relief.
Fragmentary ad notes a price change and bulk purchase suggestion. Mentions options like 50 units and a price shift after May to 1.30 per unit. References materials moving higher and urging action now.
Spring is here tonight and Bulgarian Blood Ton is highly recommended by all who use it. A package and cow feed are offered at 100 dollars. Frances Sntters, able agent, Bell phone 2y2-W.
Seed catalog style notice lists bulk offerings from C. W. Lyons with names such as Pane-American Wouter Tele phone Champion of England Nott's Axceistor Carrot Sted Onion Seed Beets Cabbage Cupmaler Mankle Hoot Bowns-Giolden Wax ures Wax Ping Jay grigg swed and choice flower velody Nosturtiuim Wart or tall. Includes variations for vegetables and ornamental seeds.
Corry Ice Company details pricing for ice by weight and delivery terms. Rates vary by quantity and delivery size, with cash discounts for payments within five days and discounts on coupon books. Additional charges for unloading, packing, and off-market delivery are listed, including tonnage and per hundred pound prices.
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