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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1912
Page
7
Classifieds list farm housing boarding rooms autos goods for sale lost items and livestock services in Corry Pennsylvanian columns. Entries mention Kent Meadowbrook Roberts Ward Cohen Brook and Empire grain drill with names like Robert A Patterson Jr and Frank Lord plus addresses and phone references for local trades and sales.
Real estate for sale or trade for town property. Describes 106 acre farm half an hour from city with fruit varieties and odd items listed. Includes contact as 1624-2 Bell Phone. Also mentions sale at 641 W Church with unclear details and a girl on premises.
Sale listing describes a Wrightaville area farm east of Columbus with 110 acres, two barns, a large steam heated home, plastered walls, roaring water in the barn, telephone and interest in ling, gasoline engine with pulleys, belt for running separator churn ice machine, and other equipment. Listing by A J Curtis R D No 8 Corry Primso For Sale.
Classified note seeking female workers for light duties at Nu Bons Coriet factory. Promises good wages for short hours. Apply at company offices. Also advertises a kitchen girl position at St. Jamou Hotel with Abuja about hours.
The undersigned appointed executor of the Mary M. Walter estate requests all creditors to present claims for settlement. Also, the Board of School Directors of Sorry, Pa invites sealed bids for school supplies for the year, due by June 43th, 1512, as per state code. Bids addressed to D. B. Rowe Secretary, marked Supplies. A list of supplies is available from C. Crass, Superintendent.
A vintage testimonial ad promotes Down's Kidney Pills amid exaggerated claims for relief from aches and pains. Mrs. Clayton Casler of Union City Pennsylvania testifies two years of relief after using the product. The campaign notes Buffalo New York as sole U S agents and urges readers to remember the name Donn's.
Advertised letters include Mrs Mary J Bates Mrs Sarah Johnson Mrs Ht 8 Fautknee Brastely Hina targed Mr W Price Dix Charley Wastiy Rawards Dr Houston Mr A B Ross Mr John M Bifterly JP wali PLM.
The Shop As altnot Yosh Fon halt mourning The Brynsky Customer Art mornin ye blowed. Wis 1 pists on in te pita tion for the day Londol Shoreh.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a remarkable hair product selling across the United States. It claims to turn dull hair into luxuriant, attractive tresses and offers a money back guarantee. A testimonial from Alice Bavneart of Hague New York endorses scalp cleansing, hair growth, and beautification.
Edwin J. Hailey a pioneer moving picture exhibitor plans a new season program at the library on Thursday May Hie. The display promises to present the latest acts and films from Europe and America, showcasing Hailey’s mechanical ingenuity and past reputation for high quality entertainment. Baylin J. Hud- 169 tuntons engagement is noted as a pleasing feature of the season’s attractions.
An advertisement touts Petrozone as a health tonic that strengthens tissue and blood to resist illness. It claims weight gain and better health for worn and aging bodies, urging readers to buy six for $2.50 at Mallers and Thomas Downey.
A column extols bedding hygiene using household soaps. It promotes washing with routine cleansers and a special “Easy Task Soap” to sterilize and refresh bedding, claiming it leaves sheets feeling lovely and the home wife proud.
The Roosevelt supporters led in Somerset County with about a 2 to 1 margin over Taft, carrying key towns including Paterson and Elizabeth and signaling strong Wilson delegate support in nearby districts. Bayonne reported limited interest, while Elizabethtown and the district around Roonevall showed Roosevelt dominance. Senator Henlecliffe led Wilson delegates, with La Follette also receiving notable votes in his district.
Oyster Bay May 29 Colonel Roos evel confirms Chicago’s belief Roosevelt delegates from Illinois will visit for a conference. The aim is to sift and solidify allegiance to the Roosevelt forces and consider national committee control amid Taft Roosevelt convention tensions.
In New York on May 28 Colonel Harvey counseled rallying behind Governor Wilson to counter Champ Clark and aid Underwood forces. Syracuse reports on May 29 that the Progressive League of Central New York formed to back Theodore Roosevelt with 125 attendees, pledging support and endorsing his principles amid intraparty tensions.
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