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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1917
Page
3
Classified advertising fragment mentions Halk i Mack Minors and Urilings seeking AU pallets with Bell phone, plus references to a Henderson Fund and Contre St. The text appears garbled with scattered names and locations, offering no clear sale or service details.
Robbery occurred at Tillotson Corners early Friday morning when burglars entered a back way and took about $00 worth of goods from Jolowon's store, including tobacco and small packages. The store had stood for years. investigators say perpetrators will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
An old advertisement touts a dandruff remedy promising thicker wavy hair, free from dandruff and scalp itch. It claims simple use with a tonic, wash, and combing routine to make hair look soft, glossy, and more plentiful in about two weeks.
Notice is given that Alexander, administrator of the estate of Chay Ingersoll late of Cortyrie County Pay, deceased, has been granted. All persons indebted must make immediate payment and those holding claims must present them for settlement.
An ad for Electric Shoe Shop at 171-8 x Center St West Alde Ball urges customers to try Pagjadetpnia Weather. The message promises dry feet and comfort, emphasizing a superior product for footwear care.
Fragmentary 19th century text warns against harsh labor practices and the risk of severe penalties for overbearing factory management. It contrasts punitive measures with the value of humane treatment and safe working hours, urging consideration of workers' well being over pure production.
A funeral procession near Lieema of Whe Hight was disrupted when a Cadillac overturned on approach to the cemetery. Witnesses described a chaotic scene as Mrs John Cornwell and Mr Wryner attended the crash, with bystanders aiding the injured and officials beginning inquiries into the cause and sequence of events.
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