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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates listed by Sheray Advertining and Mooney as agents. Terms mention car novices tolem a same line license and charge per line, with costs set in cents per week. Copy due by nine o clock to ensure insertion on the same day.
The excerpt compiles weather hints of rain, cooler days, and changing winds with scattered media quotes. It references the Erie Herald, Federal actions on pine enterprises, Leavenworth prison social status, and Punxsutawney Spirit Home, alongside remarks from the New York World and Altoona Tribune, reflecting a mosaic of 19th century notices.
An aged promotional note claims Neuraliga of stomachs can cause death yet English Marhue quickly cures indigestion and restores health. It touts digestives that convert food to blood, a clear complexion, and throat relief, with a 250 box available from N P Ames & Co and mail orders via Rheuma Co Buffalo New York.
Samuel A. Carloon was re-elected mayor of Jamestown on Tuesday despite opposition efforts. He won by 1,212 votes over August C Norquint, with a total of 1,992 votes to Norquint 750, Manon M. Skitt 728, and Gust. C. Peterson 223.
An ad claims Detchon’s Relief for Rheumatism and Neuralgia cures in 1 to 4 days with immediate benefits after the first dose. It cites a $1 price and sale by the Datham Drug Co. Applications for Columbus cemetery sexton work for 1910 are due by April 1, 1910, with Emmett Curtis and Elmer Bush managing the paid cemeteries.
A test well by Erie Oil and Gas Co on Hall farm, a mile north of the city, showed oil in a good sand with strong gas pressure. Visitors gathered as the well, about 900 feet deep, indicated a potential but not yet proven paying quantity. The company plans deeper testing in the territory.
April 1910 column reports Mrs. Alice Brealiton visiting Mendville, John Van Geem’s illness, and Dr. Bennett’s visit to Pitts bung. Ninth grade enjoyed a Saturday gathering with Miss Lulu Covel as teacher. Ladies Auxiliary meetings noted at Mrs Pry and Mrs Rhodes. Mrs Nettle Groves visiting Cubs with sister Mrs S Howard. Elmer Crosby moved to his new home after purchasing from Mrs David Walton. Mrs L L Covel and Mrs Frank Williams connections to Jamestown and Munising residents. Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs Wim Lamona. Mrs Brown of Corsy a Sunday guest of Mrs Frank Gordon. Mrs H A Curtis improving. Mrs William Parker visiting her mother Mrs BM Putnam. Mrs Helen Johnson and Mrs Jennie Young spoke at M E church. Rev J W Hickok conducted communion services at several churches. Rankin attended Youngaville church dedication. George Stranigan moved to live with parents.
Advertised letters for the end of the period include B H Bull Louis Buster L Bennett Dr G Flatt G A Mickle John A Shon registered names Karolyne ali etc. Recipients are asked to call for the letters by the postmaster.
An easy to use echo of a nostril throat lung remedy touts Hyomei as the cure for catarrh and related ailments. The ad notes a money back guarantee if no cure, and sells a complete outfit for one dollar with extra bottles at fifty cents, available at N. F. Ames & Co and druggists.
Blue Eye April social at the home of Hiram Moore March 29 enjoyed by all. Mrs. Buith Moore Green of fitusville visited parents. Clyde Bassett cut wood with gasoline engine for Almond Desean April 1. James Hall and wife to Columbus April 1. four tents went with them. Others visited, shingling house begun with pine shingles. Mrs. Edith Green visited Mrs. Bertha Howard. Moore and wife attended a Sounge in Columbus March 26.
Last week the first instalment of Lowia Joseph Vance's captivating story The Bliss Bowl appeared in the New York World. Next Sunday's World will publish a complete instalment of the story and 20,000 words of a new instalment, letting readers begin the tale with the upcoming issue.
Notice from A F Messenger & Son sole agents for Corry urging customers to order made to measure suits with guaranteed fit. After April 1910 funeral carriages and cemetery trips priced at 400 dollars per carriage.
A drafted fraternal group called Home Watchmen of the World forms in Erie aimed at keeping funds local and protecting workers families. It is backed by prominent Erie businessmen including J. Walder and J. Little, with organizers from Keio Car Works and Erie Malleable Works. seeks reliability assurances through John W Little at Peoples Bank, Erie.
There will be a special meeting of stockholders of Corry Hospital Association Friday April 1 at 8 p m at the Hospital to apply to the Court of Common Pleas of Erie County for an amendment to the charter reducing the number of directors from twenty five to eleven
A fragmentary Chicago note shows a questionable exchange about training a Chinese laundryman and handling a prisoner. The dialogue cites a punch, a chin, and a lead nickel with a tone suggesting a corrective harshness. The text lacks clear context or full names.
The Connellsville Courier details tests of titanite, a new explosive praised by the United States Geological Survey for mining safety and strength. Trials at Revere works near Connellsville show exceptional shattering power with improved safety in moist conditions, prompting expected adoption in several local mines and future tests on the Monongahela. Owned by ex Senator William A. Stark of Montana, titanite's developer links to notable local figures in Connellsville and Dunbar township.
A vintage advertisement promotes sweet pea seeds with choices named varieties The Countess Spencer and The White Spencer. It offers eight half ounce packets for 25 cents postpaid plus free extras for early orders, with delivery from Avoca Breuben Co New York.
The Keystone Co operative Ays n Ltd will hold its annual meeting at its office in Corry Pennsylvania on Thursday April 14 1910 for the election of officers and general business meeting to be called at 10 a m AH Olmatead Peo Wild
An advertisement promises guaranteed relief for piles with Faz0 ointment, claiming cuts, bleeding, and protruding piles will heal in six to fourteen days or money back, with a special price of 60 cents.
A clipped headline notes services at Corry Veterinary Hospital offering first class care for horse clipping. No further clear details available in the fragment.
Corry Pennsylvania advertisement by D. D. Chambers offering garden plowing and related work. Mentions one horse plowing, wide tire wagon, manure handling, and Bell phone 195b at Rt. F. 0. 1. Unspecific service details provided with locality.
Samuel B. Hayle announces his bid for the unexpired two year term of State Senator subject to the result of the Republican primaries on June 4, 1910. He seeks the party nomination and declares his candidacy for the forthcoming election.
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