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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1914
Page
7
Prominent Pittsburgh residents report prompt relief from rheumatism and lumbago using Lax-Uric, a new laxative mineral water powder. Marketed as a harmless, lithia and phosphate enriched drink, the product is said to purge uric acid and help kidney and urinary troubles. Available at local drugstores.
Sparse readable text shows a partial line about AS 0 and a reference to a person named in a garbled line. No clear event, date, or place is discernible.
A fragmentary old ad lists prices for flour Best Winter Patent 40 1b at $1.46 and sugar bags, coffee, cranberries, sweet potatoes, green tomatoes, potatoes, cabbage, and bacon with per unit costs. Mentions various produce and staples with no clear date or store name.
Fragmented legal notice appears from CLAN AND DYE and Fraternal Insurance touting protection and territory. An appeal for return of two one dollar bills found at a Moor of the Economy Grocery is directed to TL8 W. Mann at 3129 by mail.
Classified notices list registered Durham cattle for sale in Pleasant Valley and several real estate offerings in Corry Pa. Includes farm for sale, small houses, modern dwellings, and agency services by Bilin Brothers. Also mentions machinery, typewriters, and miscellaneous goods for sale with local contact details.
President Ha ward G. Burrows announced Providence as the pennant winner of the 1914 International Teague, closing yesterday. Burrows notes players lost money but confirms the championship and hints at possible league changes, including Jersey City’s franchise move and potential transfers.
Scattered rental and sale ads list multiple properties for rent such as an omnibus building unit at North Center Street and a 22 West Main storefront, plus rooms, storage, hall, and various homes. Also offers for livestock, horses, cows, Holstein stock, and farm items with contact details and phone numbers.
The City of Corry will auction at public outcry on Saturday October 3 1914 at 10 a m the highest bidders for multiple parcels on North Center Street and adjacent properties described as the Bush Estate. Terms: cash with 2 percent or 25 percent down and three equal annual installments. note bonds and mortgages security. City reserves right to bid and reject any bids. City Treasurer William Pontilthwatt signed. Auctioneer Powers. S42 to Oa
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