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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
7
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A scattered old newspaper section lists numerous property for sale or rent including farms with hundreds of acres, houses with many rooms and outbuildings, stores, and land parcels. Advertisements mention Corry Pennsylvania and nearby streets like Congres and Center, plus buyers seeking workers and services.
Classified ad fragment listing oak bedroom suite with springs and pillows for $10, two heaters, a grocery wagon delivery, and various items for sale or rent. Includes horse tack, pony outfit, cows, harness, and several rental rooms and houses with addresses in Corry Pennsylvania.
Doubleday Page Company seeks an intelligent person of good address for a permanent creative subscription department position. Pleasant work with no selling of books. Provide full particulars of yourself. Address P W M chro, Garden City, NY.
Wanted a false health cure ad promising relief from cancer consumption and venereal disease, with 4 weeks trial and money-back guarantee. Also a swap ad offering a hard boat heater for a gas heater, listing G P Millon in Corry, Pa.
Classified note from Bay's Thisilan Bults seeking sewing work for children's clothing and infant outfits. Mentions location Lut Ave and a mortgage concern tied to their home. Ady. Sour Grapes. Mary-Pa warned about house access.
Michael Smith a janitor in New Voxtonon was caught stealing money from the Wells Fargo Exchange National Bank and forging checks. Authorities say he planned to destroy checks and envelopes at the post office where he worked, admitting monthly thefts totaling hundreds of dollars. his wife was sent to Bradford for a visit as he awaits exam before Commissioner A. Whipple at the federal building post office.
The sleepy Fulcomen village in Watoouer county prepares for a grand parade as the Gesida World arrives, with shops decorating and residents planning to display large tin horns. Officials plan a single march from 5 to 11 o clock Saturday afternoon, expected to draw about one hundred million residents and visitors.
An old advertisement promotes Zemo medicated soap with a free trial and a guide on caring for kin. The copy claims it removes misense, soothes skin irritations, and helps children, promising a money back guarantee via druggists in Cory by Thos Downey City Drug Store, with distribution from W. Rosa Medicine Co in St. Louis.
The Ynys engagement at Library Theater opened with a lively musical comedy program. The crowd enjoyed strong acting and staging, praising the season’s top attraction for scenery and humor. Tonight the company presents A Day at Sunnydale in a second show, a swimmer resort themed comedy running about one and a half hours. A matinee and night showing of The Play of Tekilo follow, with additional notes on copper sheathing in unrelated commentary.
In Mal Village Erin Harald reported a stabbing after a quarrel in which a man wounded his wife with a knife. The injured woman, hospitalized, survived. the husband was arrested by constables and remanded to county jail. The incident occurred near a railway project by the Helee Railroad Company near Sin Village.
An ad-style narrative touts Vind as a cure for overworked women describing relief from fatigue nervousness and digestion issues. Marie Richter of Detroit shares how Vind made her strong and energetic, while a national claim promises broad health benefits and guaranteed results.
Four sailors drown when barges Wo 1 and Hyodoy broke from the tug Prostar near Cal Toup Taliland in Lake Ontario. Four crew members believed to be aboard the Hy A. Hh. perished. the fourth is Captain Derrick Derachle’s daughter. Rescue attempts saved others. the boats from Onfatio Cod & Tow ing Co were towed to Burg. The Rose Abroad reported the incident yesterday.
An old ad proclaims guaranteed money savings on heating with a range of fuels, including hard coal and coke, promising efficiency during cold weather. It cites a company name and a seller in a pushy sales style typical of period advertisements.
An advertisement by a so called Great Specialist titled Wenle ani claims free treatments for heart weakness and related ailments. It markets a $2.50 “Trot HOU” therapy and a book offering examination charts and advice, touting extensive research and remarkable cures for heart and nerve conditions. The notice urges readers to send money orders and promises confidential guidance from physicians.
An executive order by the Postmaster General places 47000 clay units in an unnamed project and designates Tourth vlyex postmaster in He Taitet Series under civil service rules. The new order, brought to New York for review, assigns offices under civil service and ties remaining work to the CIVIF-SurVice commission. Twenty offices in Erie county and in Elgin Wattshire Mum Village and Waterford face changes with candidates selected by merit for highest standing.
Columbus Grange announces its annual fair and harvest feast to be held at Grange Hall on October 26 1912 The event promises a hearty harvest home dinner a quad program and a reminder to patrons to attend The master invites patrons to join and expresses gratitude for two years of patronage The group notes a shift to cash sales and promises best prices on staples with stamps to be redeemed before November 1 1912
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