Classified Advertising for Nau Ray I
Classified advertising entry appears as a brief notice from a local paper. It notes a sale or service offer associated with the name Ray I and location Nau. No further details are readable in the fragment.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1917
Page
6
Classified advertising entry appears as a brief notice from a local paper. It notes a sale or service offer associated with the name Ray I and location Nau. No further details are readable in the fragment.
A garbled, OCR style page lists numerous want ads from Corry Pennsylvania and nearby areas seeking delivery clerks, packing and crating labor, boarding and rooming, teeth replacement payments, scrap automobiles, sewing, boarding for an elderly lady, harvest help, hotel work, stenography, and shoe work. Many entries appear fictional or misread, with inconsistent names and locations such as Buffalo, Philadelphia, and Dillon Street. The scattered lines imply a classifieds page offering assorted employment, lodging, and odd jobs with varying pay and terms.
In the Orphans Court of Erie County Pennsylvania a petition seeks order for a private sale of real estate in Concall township Erie bounded by highway and adjacent lands. The sale would be to satisfy debts of the estate of Hip J Lindwhy deceased. administrator Lindsay to present objections by the first Monday in December 1917.
An advertisement touts Zemo as a reliable cure for acne eczema itch pimples and rashes. It claims blemishes disappear overnight and itching stops instantly. The safe ageopathic ointment is offered by The E W Rose Co Cleveland Ohio with a large bottle priced at $1.00.
A bizarre ancient remedy touts Freezona paste to lift corns from feet by applying a few drops and drying, allegedly burning away the horn and leaving skin intact. The claim, attributed to a Cincinnati man, promises instant relief without pain or irritation, urging readers to visit stores for purchase.
New York October 27 Cubans have subscribed a substantial amount toward the Second Liberty Loan. An official notice from the Republic of Cuba reports a large Cuban subscription drive with the total now nearing five million. Final figures pending.
Mr and Mrs Veo TD Pawura travel with the Jolew whow and write of their trip across the continent for friends. On October 1 at Ta pant Ark they faced trouble but continued, passing Lake City where track parts were used to let crowds pass. They describe a cotton gin visit by Corryites and the gin’s machinery, rollers and press, and note a strong cotton yield this year at about 14 per pound. They plan to reach Arkansas in November then Memphis Tennessee before returning home.
The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows invite members and families to a Halloween party Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. Attend in costume for a chance to win prizes in a fortune telling contest and other activities. bring a pumpkin for the event.
A vintage health ad touts California Syrup of Figs as a remedy to loosen a clogged bowels and ease a sick child. It warns against fake imitations and urges patrons to ask pharmacists for the genuine product made by the California Fig Syrup Company, citing gentle, natural action within hours.
A garbled health advisory urges constant vigilance against kidney trouble and promotes four ounces of a saline tonic to drink daily. It claims the remedy cleanses the blood, relieves urinary and bladder disorders, and keeps kidneys clean and active. The piece references a generic medical authority and cites vague symptoms like headaches and insomnia as justification for treatment.
The undersigned will offer at public sale on Thursday November 8 at one oclock near Corry two dray cattle cows colt minor four sheep plows harrow wagon and land cutter. Terms under ten dollars cash, balance on monthly time after approval. Also sale of Holstein cows and draft horses near State Line road on Thursday November 8 at one oclock including blooded cows two yearling bulls five year draft horses and a 40 horsepower power nation. Attendants under five dollars yearly or similar terms available.
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