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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1916
Page
8
Advertises positions for canvassers to earn five dollars a day with two hundred percent profit on a two dollar item worth four dollars. Promises exclusive territory to first applicants and instructs responses to Font Daleo Drawer 6.
Warren secures the district referee office with headquarters set in the Woodard building Belo none 1a Warren. Secretary Kraus moved the office from Belo to Warren and plans to house the district No. 7 office there. Hearings will continue in the same location. Evans and Kirby Digpaton are noted as involved.
Market table shows prices for cattle hogs and wheat with ranges and specific lots. Entries list origin brands and weights, with figures like 9.00 and 10.25 for cattle and pork also noted. Multiple consignors and items across May dates indicate broad market activity and price movements.
An advertisement promises a reward for a cure of catarrh, claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure fails. The text mentions Toledo and asserts the product does not cure the condition.
A fragmented notices page lists weekly church services and events for multiple congregations. It names CHRISTIAN AND ANGLICAN groups including METHODIST EPISCOPAL, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE, UNITED BRETHREN, BAPTIST, PAUL EVANGELIST, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, MISSION, EPISCOPAL CHURCH, and others with service times, Sunday School, prayer meetings, youth leagues, evening services, and special meetings. The garbled copy preserves names, pastors, and order of events.
Frank Daniels May Robson Wiley Chamberlain and Choy Pilagerudara ytara appear at the Lyric tonight with Nut ned as a brief note. The readable fragment confirms performances but lacks full context.
The fragment notes a discovery tied to Bulgarian tea at Burk's art shop with names J Slattery igont trat e and related references, indicating a local exhibit or finding. The text presents scattered references to people and a shop, suggesting a small historical note or item in a local column.
Perkins' store advertises weekly bargains including Blue Label Cataiip and Byrom Preserves. However text is garbled with unclear items and prices. Listed items include peas pumpkins and canned goods with low prices. The ad mentions The Faéy Salmon and a Leppingott Strawberry Preserve.
Improve office proficiency with a summer session enrollment. Gain practical skills for clerical tasks and administrative duties to support better workplace performance.
A national campaign seeks to employ prisoners on roads with wages around $1.50 daily. Messages from officials including W. C. Hart push for extending road camp labor to county prisoners, citing reforms and reduced family hardship. The movement draws support from state and county authorities, aiming to replace confinement with work on public works.
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