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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1910
Page
2
A fragmented item from Titusville Herald notes cooler weather and variable winds as a heap of exhortations to perform well. It contrasts common sense and vanity in deciding commencement exercises and dresses for graduates, illustrating local attitudes and expectations.
For dyspepsia sufferers, Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets promise to soothe a weak stomach. Containing Bismuth Subnitrate and Pepsia, the tablets aim to ease nausea indigestion and promote digestion with a pleasant taste. Three sizes priced at 26 cents 60 cents and 1.00. Available only at The Rexall Store C. O. Bubitt & Son Rochester.
E Bowie died at Corry Hospital this morning at eight o'clock after months of illness. He was about years old and a Corry resident for many years, engaging in several trades including a Main Street photograph gallery near the Melateeh House and ten years with Johnson in the dry goods business. For fifteen years he traveled for a prominent manufacturer, then opened a gentlemen's furnishing store near the Grandin Hotel about two years ago. Survived by a brother and one sister, Mrs Lucy Rutherford of Hamilton, Ont. Funeral at K of P hall tomorrow at one, interment in Warren beside his wife.
A jumble of phrases mentions painting work and pricing. The text hints at a house painting scenario with reference to a steady old price but lacks clear facts, dates, or identifiable entities to form a complete news item.
An early 20th century ad touts Hyomei as a complete nose and throat remedy. It promises cure or cost, offers a $1 outfit with inhaler and bottle, and notes extra bottles cost 50 cents. It claims Hyomei cures catarrh, croup, sore throat, cough, and colds and urges daily use until all germs are dead.
In Spring Creek Pa on April 18 the Methodist Episcopal service drew a large congregation. Rev Father J W Wilson preached a strong, thought provoking sermon for thirty five minutes with vigor. The focal band led offertory and the choir and audience sang Rock of Ages and Bless be there with inspiring delivery. Rev C M Riley noted the congregation’s delight and approval.
Three cinema attractions light up the Lyric marquee tonight with Girls of the Bunge a western drama plus Muriel's Steatalem and Beautiful Windmer alongside the week’s top feature Thin. The theater advertises the greatest feature film ever made in America noted to have run two weeks in the 14th Street theater in New York.
The first hip joint amputation at Corry hospital was performed today on Mrs. William Mensenger of Columbus Pa. The operation was done by Dr G W Bennett with assistants Drs Smith Waggoner Chri and Blaton in attendance.
Samuel B. Bayle announces candidacy for Cork State Senate for the unexpired two year term subject to Republican primaries on June 4, 1910. Bayle states readiness to seek voter support in the upcoming election.
The Oldest Inhabitants are surprised by a New York based tailor offering made to measure outfits from good fabrics with a fit guarantee. A.B. Messenger and Son are sole agents for Corry Pennsylvania.
Corry Public Library operates in the north wing of the school building at the South Street entrance. Hours run every weekday evening from to o'clock and Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday afternoons from 2 to 6 o'clock. Miss Rue Williams is the librarian.
Honest materials and good workmanship offered by Lynn Kaepp BL N First Arendy Bell 164 R Painter and Interior Decorator. Piles cured in 6 to 14 days with ANC OINTMENT guaranteed to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back.
Notice reads that D. Pauell of O. R. offers eye signb specialty consultations every Friday at the St. Jamey Hotel, inviting interested parties to attend.
A fragmented 19th century essay extols women’s beauty and virtue, linking physical allure to inward moral worth. It praises dress and finery as signs of refinement, notes fashion’s influence on admiration, and frames women as subjects of aesthetic appreciation within social norms of the era.
A fragment describes organizing a household drawer with medical and sewing items. It mentions quilts, bandages, plasters, rubber sheeting, dry goods, mustard, and antiseptics. The tone mimics a housekeeper’s guidance on readily available items for common ailments and tasks.
A fragmented, period tone guide on vegetable preparation emphasizing proper cooking, salting timing, cooling in water, and preserving minerals. It discusses steps like paring vegetables, controlling texture, and using water to adjust moisture, while noting techniques to draw out flavor and nutrition.
Erratic recipe text describes creamed sweet potatoes baked with butter sugar and milk. A separate line references a 119 000 pound oil barge 72 foot 6 inches long and cost 19,00, with garbled OCR formatting throughout.
An old testimonial from Mia Kate Allermuth of Third Street Fire Pa describes two years of kidney trouble with backache and irregular urine. After using Doan's Kidney Pills she reports relief, fewer attacks, and urges others to use the remedy. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent. price 60 cents.
The Corry and Columbus Street Railway timetable active Sept 30 1909 lists hourly cars to Columbus from 6 am to 9 pm with 20 minute intervals to Corry, and Columba service at 20 minutes until late. Last car from Corry at 10 pm, from Calimbua at 10 30 pm. City Cars run every 20 minutes on North Corry and Mart Wayne street from 12 20 to 6 20 and 7 20 to 8 (hours). Saturday niche extra at 5 20 and 11 pm. East Wayne Street service hourly with 80 and 40 minute offsets. Sundays first car at Bea m waiting room.
An 19th century style drug ad offers one hundred dollars for any catarch cure and promotes Hulls Cutard Cure as a system cleanser. Cheney & Co and Walding Kinnan Marvin label themselves as reputable toledo wholesale druggists. The copy claims internal action and relief from const patton and advertises Hulls family pills as a remedy.
The Corry Cow Company pledges to supply top cows from Alden Ragon and deliver to any area of the CATV. It promises its best efforts to please customers and turn orders into satisfied results.
Clyde L. Jones reports the opening of a plumbing and tinning shop in the east basement of the Payne block at Main Street and Maple Avenue. The firm seeks a share of local business and announces its new location.
Consult the eyeswnt specialist, D Patell and D Ry at the St James Hotel every Friday wt for appointments.
Sergt Matthew Doyle of Company I, 12th Infantry, Fort Porter New York, reports relief from rheumatism after using Rheumon and endorses the remedy. The ad promises money back if Rheuma fails, lists Ames & Co Buffalo connections, and notes 60 cent per bottle mail orders.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes an Art Students League exhibition in Washington. A youthful painter is praised for effort, with a Detroit Free Press quote on a time spent. It includes classroom arithmetic jokes and a narrator about a weighing baby weights.
A rummage sale at Atcott's located at 115 West Pleasant Street takes place Wednesday. The event offers a mix of clothing and wearables with proceeds supporting the shop and community needs.
The Alden Ragon Gon Co Ltd promotes coal purchases as a means to cut living costs. The message emphasizes affordability and domestic supply.
An advertisement invites readers to visit International Tailoring Co of New York for made to order clothing. The notice mentions A Fi Messenger & Son as suppliers and promotes personal fittings to determine how much good ordering custom garments can do for customers.
A dubious advertisement touts Dé Detehon’s relief for rheumatism and neuralgia promising cures in 1 to days. It claims immediate systemic action and rapid disappearance of disease. Sold by the Durham Drug Co for 76 cents to $1.
Fine dwelling on Smith street near Park with hot water, large porch, and high value prospects. Lot 28 by 100 at corner Pirot Ave and South Street. building lots on the avenue. Rent: rooms on Main Street once Wood's Grocery, two rooms above. Lot 50 by 75 at corner Pregnant and Second Avenue. Also two large front rooms for office use in Joffison Building Main Street with light and water. mortgage and loan offers nearby.
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