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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates and schedule notes appear with scattered policy lines. The fragment mentions submission deadlines and a price per insertion, plus a weather forecast indicating showers and cooler temperatures. The Jamestown Journal style shows local notices and a quote about self management.
A historical claim states eczema and skin diseases stem from microscopic animals gnawing just below the epidermis. The remedy touts a non liquid “wootl ng” liquid wash, selling Lexemain at 25 with D. D D prescriptions from Babbitt & Son, AB-19 Mit-7-31.
The Rebeccas and families hosted a farewell reception for Dr and Mrs Olds. Curda provided amusement and refreshments. A silver memento was presented. The Olds plan to move to retire and expect to leave around the first of May.
Cure claims describe rheumatism and neuralgia relief in four days with a single dose, promising immediate disappearance of symptoms and noting first-dose benefit. Advertisement lists Durham Drug Co as seller and states prices at 76 cents and $1. Also mentions clothing made by International Tailoring Co and agents A. F. Messenger & Son for Corry, Pa.
Notice states that after April 1 1910 the price of double carriages for funerals and cemetery trips shall not exceed 400 dollars per carriage. The change applies to all such funeral transportation.
D C Messenger offers heavy contract services including moving and hauling, building work, and general handling. Located at Boting Creek, RFD No 2 Mb. Private address and service details provided for inquiries.
Monday morning at 10 o'clock Cassius P. McCray was sworn in as city controller for the ensuing year and assumed duties. The contested election case appears unlikely to alter the result, as McCray held a clear majority on the returns. The Journal noted there would be little public impact if any legal challenge succeeded.
Judge Rice of Warren county will assist Allegheny county judges in the graft trials of public officials. Due to heavy workload the Allegheny panel requested help from neighboring counties. Trials start Monday and will keep the judges busy for several weeks.
A special meeting of Corry Hospital Association stockholders is set for Friday April 12 at 8 p m at the Hospital. The agenda seeks authorization to petition the Court of Common Pleas of Erie County to amend the charter reducing directors from twenty five to eleven. Ww H Dully and Prof J P Canby are noted in the notice.
A fragmentary ad urges landowners to plow and harrow gardens and spread manure, promoting a one bar plow for small plots and a wide tire wagon to protect lawns. Contact D D Chambers Bell phone 1b in Corry Pennsylvania for services.
Corry and vicinity residents hear about men s clothing made to measure by the International Tailoring Co of New York City. A. F. Messenger & Son are sole agents for Corry, promising guaranteed fit and inviting a trial order.
A Test too is the Only Way To decide igently about' our Iain to pins a Bats ve Detectat In Retting your spring suit made to order by the International Tailoring Co. of New York City. A. F. Messenger and Sun, sole agents for Corry, Pa, and
Guy B. Rogers announces a new shop at 110 First Avenue offering plumbing tinning and gas fitting services. Bellphone number 140.
Samuel B Bayle announced as candidate for State Senator for the unexpired two year term. The decision of the veteran is set at the Republican primaries to be held June 4, 1910.
Applications will be received for sexton work in Columbus cemeteries for 1010 by Emamett Gurtis and Elmer Bush, managers of said come to view on or before April 15, 1910, ben Enis S. Dutton, Levy.
Listing lists 25 bushels of fine eating potatoes at 40 cents per bushel and small planting potatoes. Contact Jud Blakeley at 422 N Center Street.
A fragmentary notice describes French coast lights and landmarks. It mentions mailed letters, posting duties, and a comparison to a lighthouse high above the water. The passage contains dialogue about posting and recollections without clear event structure.
A servant pleads for aid at the door, saying there’s a poor man with wooden legs. The mistress rebukes, asking what they should do with him, implying they do not want any. This piece captures a clipped, old fashioned exchange from Lippincott’s text.
An editorial-like warning argues thousands across America injure their stomachs by using strong digesters like pepain, claiming these tablets undermine natural digestion. It promotes Mid-nautomach tablets sold by N. J. Ames & Co, priced 50 cents a box, with a money back guarantee.
An old advertisement urges growing superior sweet peas with named varieties. It promotes eight half-ounce packets for 26 cents plus free packets of poppies and a mystery early variety. Included are mentions of The Counter Spencer and The White Spencer and a sales pitch to readers by Edgar A. Higgins, Sweet Pea Specialist, Avoca, Steuben County, New York.
The play The Girl from Rector's entertained a slim audience last evening. Critics praised its decency and dash yet noted it offers little beyond a spicy farce. It reflects going the pace in big cities and may be seen as harmful for young watchers.
Regular meeting presided by Mr Ream with Messia Chase Ricker Ream Keefe Shepley present. Ream elected permanent chairman and W Wilson elected permanent clerk. Patrolman Merriam resigns effective next day. Mayors nominations for fire and police staff debated. two patrolmen confirmed for 1911 service. other mayoral appointments laid on table.
Government positions open across Railway Mail Clerks Custom House Clerks stenographers bookkeepers department clerks and other jobs. Government promises thousands of appointments with pay ranges from $69 to $94,200 for qualified applicants over 18 nationwide. Free instruction and information available by writing to the Bureau of Instruction 53 Hamlin Building Rochester NY.
An advertisement offers a 2910 line display of domestic and sported wall papers with estimates for material and labor. It touts a portable vacuum cleaning plant unique in the state and city for renovating hotels churches lodges and residences and invites free estimates from Manley and Bingham with Bell and Union phones listed.
An advertisement touts a clean liquid preparation named ZEMO for skin and scalp conditions including eczema blackheads pimples dandruff and tetter. It claims prompt relief and permanent cure with in-home diagnosis guidance booklet from Mr Downey who stocks the remedy.
Corry friends and relatives celebrate Vincent Powers and his horse Polls as they win the American Derby in Jacksonville Florida. The race drew about 20000 spectators and set a new track record with a time of 2 04 5. The $3000 prize goes to the trainer and jockey for this victory. Powers is noted as Velmot Powers nephew.
A Waterman era article notes the Home Watchmen of the World, a Erie backed order to keep money in local cities. Backed by prominent figures including B P Selden V P Erie City Iron Works and William Hamilton Erie Car Works, it aims to protect workers and families. John W Little president Peoples Bank Erie serves as treasurer for further inquiries.
The Keystone Co operative Av n Ltd will hold its annual meeting at the office in Corry Pennsylvania on Thursday April 14 1910. The gathering at 10 p m will elect officers and discuss general business. A H Olmstead is listed as president.
An old advertisement promotes a one day cold cure using laxative bromide quinine tablets. It claims quick relief and offers a money back guarantee via W Groves as signature. The copy features a boxed product claim and price notation of 250.
Clipping event announced at St. James Hotelnary Hospital with weekly Fridays slots. Mentions 260 positions for first class work and urges participation in the clipping session.
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