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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1912
Page
3
An array of late 19th to early 20th century classified items touches on ads for undergarments and dresses, lost pocketbooks, horses for sale, factory labor notices, a moral exhibit, post card postage reminders, railroad expansion, a sports banquet recap, and local wanderers with news from Hasgerstown to Greenfield. Names, places, dates, and business interests populate the fragment.
The ad claims ORRINI products restore life to sobriety and industry warning that failure to quit drinking may ruin livelihoods. It pressures readers to call or visit a store for a “tileranting” booklet and promises a refund if results are not achieved.
Community notices report a meeting with Mish Herihd Kibler in N Center. Raymond Whistely to dine with Olivia Malinda Alexander and others. UB Church bake sale on Saturday with breads pies cakes and beans. a Democratic rally at Library Theatre tomorrow with speakers. clipping from L A newspaper notes a hobo killed in a highway accident. farmers report strong crop yields and bountiful hay as oats wheat and potatoes look good in Wirren Times.
A reader questions why flour price levels shift from $1.20 to $1.95 and blames a combine of major flour and tin retailers. The message notes a fixed price ad saying All Grocers and mentions a four sold at $1.50 at 111 Main St. Ady.
Irainie rbin of Hamlet reported a man without hat coat or shoes wandering west of John Sanderson’s residence in Chi Creek. A search party led by Sanderson, Abbey, Maneticki, Mansfield and Hooker captured him and took him to Sanderson’s home. He claimed to be from Dunkirk as Prod Peters but could not be identified. He suffered from cold and exposure and likely would have perished without aid.
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