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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1914
Page
7
A fragmented notices list a desirable house with modern conveniences on Parad arrest. Inquiries to 241 Would arrest. FOR RENT five rooms at 102 Wrst Avenue in good condition. Rent cheap, taken soon. Man and wife preferred. Inquire 120 B Irving street.
Classified snippets advertise a range of items for sale including a heater cream separator piano and a typesetter. Mentions parcels such as a well located brewery business for $1000, a bour hers power bas, and various household goods. Contact details and brief locations are provided in the fragmented notices.
Fragmentary account describes Portage Inn threatened with damage and disrupted utilities after a suspicious act. Report mentions a blocked feed pipe and the arrival of experienced help to assess and fix the situation. A purchase of new equipment costing about 3500 is implied as a result of the incident.
An old advertisement touts Rheuma as affordable with a money back offer if relief is not achieved. It claims rapid easing of rheumatism gout neuralgia and kidney troubles and includes a testimonial from C. BR Tanham praising the remedy for long standing rheumatism.
Notice to creditors and claimants of the Keystone Co operative Association Limited. Gen A Weber appointed administrator of Albert F Weber estate. Trustees urge payment of debts and presentation of claims without delay. Court appoints trustees to liquidate assets and settle accounts. parties indebted or with claims must act.
In pursuance of a decree of the Orphan Court of Warren County made November 2, 1914, the undersigned will offer at public sale the Andrew Nebdt farm on randomly filled plats Tuesday December 1, 1914 at 3 o clock pm. Patama Melon Administratrix. Roberts J. Ougenna Attorney.
Help wanted advertisement for mason work focusing on plastering by Lester Beebe, Spring Creek, Pennsylvania. Contains name and location with a contact request.
Public notice announces a sale of personal property by Mrs A. Narison at 2 pm on November 25 on Piccadaly Hill. Items include three horses, three cows, a mowing machine, horse rake, sulky, and other farm tools. Also listed are three stores.
Advertisement for a general agency position at Fair View Nurseries in Rochester with salary and expenses noted. Experience unnecessary, term unspecified. Contact for application implied within an old classified notice.
Police near solving the case of the West Washington market killing of a poultry dealer. Detectives report progress toward the gunman and a potential accomplice, with leaders hinting at a wider poultry trust conspiracy and possible arrests forthcoming.
Greensburo Pa Nov 27 A Salem township farmer James Hilly reports a big gander was stolen from his coop and rival hens later took the gander. After a string of poultry thefts he considers installing an electric fence to deter further loss.
An OTC style ad urges overweight individuals to use a laxative repeatedly to “keep down your waters” and claims it cures various ailments. The faded text lists nonexistent or misleading benefits and urges purchase for quick relief, reflecting unsafe health marketing.
The body of a man roughly fifty was found near a water tank by the railroad. Coroner Hanley investigated but could not identify the deceased. a paper with the name Charles Poje r was found but not confirmed. The body was moved to the denlating roomy and later buried.
An Ames advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma as a safe vegetable kidney tonic to prevent Bright's disease dropsy and other illnesses. It claims quick kidney action, urges regular quarterly use, and offers a money back plan with bottles priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar. Also promotes Thompson's Dandelion and Mandrake Pills as a remedy for constipation and related pains.
United Press reports on the Interstate Commerce Commission's upcoming decision regarding whether railroads will extend boat line boundaries to the Potomac River area and enter the canal area. Commissioner Clements presided at the hearing held at the Federal building as tomorrow's session approached.
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