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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1911
Page
8
A fragmented ad lists corset specials at 75 cents and 59 cents, plus a range of blankets in wool and cotton for children and adults. Items include crib blankets, animal patterned blankets, large cotton blankets priced up to $2, wool blankets on sale, and children’s gingham rompers with sale prices. Also notes 10-cent outing flannels and bulk fabric savings with percentage discounts.
The store advertises a spill of dress fabrics with navy blue serge at varied yard prices, alongside novelty goods from Biowy to 1.50 per yard. A Tan savor imported French dress goods range is advertised from 1.25 to 1.50 per yard, with special at 1.00. Livermore and Chapman promote these textile bargains.
Dr Anson C Greenlee and Dr Sophia E Greenlee listed with office hours from 8 90 to 11 20 am and 9 am to 5 pm, other hours by appointment. Office Room 2 Alas funding residence 206 Maple Ave Union Phony 140. Members of A Cae.
The Corry and Columbus Street Railway Company publishes the July 1 2011 schedule showing daily car departures from Corry to Columbus with times from 6:00 am to 10:00 pm including last car through at 10:00 pm and additional north Corry connections. It notes Sunday first car at 6:00 am and expresses connections with Penn’s Flyer and the North Corry route.
Promoters advertise small loans of ten to fifty dollars with weekly or monthly payments to fit earnings. An agent will call to deliver the money, and borrowers are urged to write for further details.
A bold advert promotes Vita BEAT Hour flour as unmatched in quality and value, claiming it cannot be bettered compared with milled rivals. The copy urges readers to order a sack today, stressing premium price and widespread advertisement.
A Brigham Hardware Store notice touts an Economy Vacuum Washer as a nonmechanical washer using vacuum to draw water from boiler bottom and discharge it top. It claims cleaning in 10 to 20 minutes and offers a $1.59 price with a 30 day money back guarantee if directions are followed.
New York provision markets show prices for wheat corn dates pork butter and eggs, with Buffalo reports listing white and yellow grains, flour, and dairy. Livestock in East Buffalo trade features prime steers hogs and sheep with varying prices across categories.
Market notes show hay and grain prices with wheat and oat values and a $10,000 figure. Names listed include Timothy and AAA. Report references market activity at Battle Hay Market Trioky with price points around $21 to $22 for hay and $7 for oats.
Advices report the president of the high court at Abo former capital of Finland was shot dead by an assassin who then killed himself. The incident occurred in St Petersburg as authorities investigated the motives and connections.
Weather bureau readings show temperatures from New York 54 and Albany 30s with cloudy skies to Buffalo and Chicago in the upper 60s and cloudy, while New Orleans reached 83 with clear conditions and Washington and Philadelphia reporting cloudy or cloudy skies.
An 19th century advertisement touts Mirvelous Antiseptic as a powerful drawing ointment that pulls filth and callouses from flesh. It salesses quick relief for piles eczema tetter ulcers burns and other skin ailments and guarantees by N B Ames Co and Thomas Downey. The piece also promotes San Cura Soap as a premier antiseptic and skin cleanser with home remedies and mail orders from Titusville Pa.
Meola runs trains at Union Depot offering first class service to all parts of the city. Special attention to transfers of freight and baggage. Both planes?
Rates to and from Europe apply to Johns Steamship Agency at Durham's Drug Store. Inside and outside claims mix marketing lines about attractions and confectionery. Government food standards are cited for quality. Prices claimed as low.
An ad touts a daily school offering thorough training and placement for graduates. It promises easy payments and hints at long distance travel incentives with a railroad rate. The copy uses exaggerated claims about student outcomes and affordability.
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