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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
3
An OCR fragment presents a disjointed dialogue with a physician urging cessation of drinking and a character named Clovwlind Tandon reacting to a suggested operation. The text is garbled, lacking clear narrative context or full sentences, and appears to be an imperfect transcription of a fictional scene.
Readable scraps show rooms for rent over Stone’s store and over Bracken Bros. office, bake and charity sales at local drugstores, church society meetings on W Church Street, and various ads for shoes, fur coats, and nursery orders. Also mentions a Cambridge Springs hotel sale rumor and a Rochester auto institute ad.
Breen's advertises a shirt sale offering $1.00 shirts for Vic. The sale is set for Saturday, April 16, with location at 8116.
Mia explains lack of clear motive for the tragedy as Rosa Marquardt, 20, killed her 2-year-old daughter Margaret and gravely injured a 1-year-old. The suspect is committed to the state hospital pending further proceedings.
A severe cold wave hit the grape harvest across Katwoon Cleveland Erie and nearby districts. Reports indicate widespread damage to crops with prices expected to rise as losses mount. The Catawba variety held in fair condition in some spots.
A South Texas land excursion comes from Corry Pennsylvania with a round trip fare of six to seven dollars. The notice invites readers to join Horace J. Newberry and C S Fowler & Bros to travel April 19 to the coast country promising profits and homes.
A Sweet Pea advertisement promises eight half ounce packets of named varieties postpaid for 8 cents, plus in each order a packet of The Countess Spencer and The White Spencer, with extra seeds of double poppies and Queen of the Market. Edgar A. Higgins of Avoca Steuben County New York signs as Sweet Pea Specialist.
A historical notice claims parish priest advice aided a patient’s recovery. The account mentions cures for bronchitis and asthma offered by a parish priest and popular remedies. It references a Pennsylvanian laboratory and a booklet available through druggists.
Lake Pleasant April 12th reports the marriage of Edwin Lemnelion of Union City to An datte Dorman of Waterford township on April 7 1910 by Rev Lincoln. After April 11 they will reside at No 28 Fourth Avenue Union City. The column also notes local events including George R Rounds recovering speech and able to ride out, Mr Chapman of Erie visiting by auto, Milo Donaldson selling farm machinery and milk separators, Mrs Frank Williams regaining ability to go out after illness, and various community notices from the Wattenburg G R with W R C commemorating Lee's surrender anniversary April 9 1910 and Memorial Day plans including wreaths and sermons.
The advertisement promotes corsets, ready-to-wear skirts, rain coats and capes, and curtain fabrics. It touts a strong skirt line at affordable prices, rubberized service items at 12,000 and 25.0 price points, with white lace and netting fabrics varying from economical to fine options.
A fragmented note indicates an umbrella with a name linked to an owner is nearly returned. The text implies no extra charge for reclaiming the item, though the handwriting is unclear and partially garbled.
The oldest inhabitants are surprised by inducements offered by the International Tailoring Co of New York to tailor clothing to your measure from good fabrics. A good is guaranteed. AF Messenger & Son sole agents for Corry, Pa. Also note a patent cold cure claim for Taxativn Bromo Quinine Tablets with money-back warranty and Dr. Groves signature on each box.
The AldenLagon Goal Co. promotes a plan to lower living costs through purchasing Gam from uv. The message emphasizes value and potential savings for consumers, urging readers to consider the company’s offerings as a remedy to high expenses.
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