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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates are listed with per insertion and weekly charges. Weather forecast indicates rain in the east and rain or snow in the west, with cooler conditions midweek and winds shifting to northwesterly. An estimated $85,000,000 rail wage increase is discussed amid varied announcement formats. Phrases caution contentment and slow risk taking, citing quotes from local papers.
Mr Downey promotes ZEMO as a clean liquid external treatment for eczema blackheads pimples dandruff tetter and other skin and scalp diseases. He offers a booklet with each purchase claiming self diagnosis and home cure without inconvenience or time loss.
Walter Baranski was arrested last evening by Officer James Stevens at a Franklin Street house and jailed on assault and battery charges. Albert Keithouriez of Titusville alleges Baranski, intoxicated at a christening, struck Kielbourke’s wife after a rebuff, injuries at first feared fatal. Constable Peter Tarr transported the prisoner home.
Hugh Bedient, famed Falconer pitcher, has already made good with the River team of the New England League. Providence manager Jimmy Collins has bid for Bedient, but Fall River expects to hold him through season. Bedient maintains his strong attack record and wide reputation.
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets promising to cure a cold in one day. It notes a refund guarantee if it does not cure and features the H. W. Grove branding on the box.
A fragmentary notice signals paint priced at advance 250 per gallon with stock on hand and mentions a past price for Shinett Insta Shoaly 12. The readable text preserves a sale or price update context for painting materials.
The council conducted its regular meeting with officers elected, records read and approved, and multiple ordinances and resolutions discussed. Bills increasing police salaries, transferring funds, and duties of the fire chief were adopted on first and second readings by unanimous vote. A joint session was authorized, and various committee actions, contracts, and petitions were approved or referred for bids and further study.
Medical authorities now claim eczema and related skin diseases arise from tiny organisms gnawing just below the epidermis. A liquid remedy is advertised as the cure with a bold promise of relief after a single use, priced at 25 cents per bottle.
The undersigned requests Wayne Township farmers to fill and return the Farm Schedule sent by the Census Bureau at once to save time for both parties. R. Lyons, General Enumerator for Wayne Township, notes urgency in completing the census.
Congressman Bates endorses M. Dickson for Meadville postmaster to succeed J. A. Hempstead after twelve years in office. A. W. McCoy, former deputy factory inspector, opposed the appointment as candidate.
A verbose local notice cautions Corry residents about Thompson's Eurosma claims promising kidney cures. It urges readers with backache dizziness or general malaise to buy the product at Ames & Co or Thomas Downey, asserting guaranteed plans and double-sized dollar bottles.
Edwin Adams nine year old son of Mr and Mrs C H Adams of Latent Station near Kane vanished Saturday while fishing with companions. Bloodhounds and over a hundred people aided a search led by C H Adams a field foreman for United States Natural Gas. A man seen in the woods fuels abduction fears.
Advertises a rheumatism and neuralgia remedy claiming radical cure in four days. Describes immediate system-wide effect and rapid relief after first dose. Sold for one dollar by Durham Drug Co.
A local ad touts TAE Alden Ragon Coa Company promising service across every area. It pledges best efforts to please customers and satisfaction with the results by accepting orders and delivering to any part of the city.
A Messenger Boy at the Library Theater last night drew in house. The melodrama offered popular pricing and special scenery with a hardworking cast aiming to please audiences.
A new plumbing and tinning shop opens in the east basement of the Payne block at Main Street and Maple Avenue. Clyde L. Jones seeks customers for hearing and repair work.
A long dispute outlines annual payments for damages under a 1907 settlement with the United Dhibes. The document cites $54,0000, 000 in claims and discusses carrier fault, limits on liability, and agent responsibilities. It references Missouri Willow Farm and rail transport issues, plus discussions on safety, landing points, and the broader impact on fund disbursement.
Government offers examinations for railway mail clerk post office clerk carrier and custom house clerks with salaries from 800 to 1400 yearly. Free scholarships and examinations preparation available through Central Schools Dept 5 17 Rochwater NY. Start now for lifetime careers with short hours and semi monthly pay.
Fragmented text appears to describe a medicinal product with a price of 78 cents per bottle and mentions underage legality and a Toledo source. Names and details are garbled, making precise entities difficult to extract.
An advertisement claims men of moderate means can now buy tailored clothes cheaper and more personalized than secondhand options. It cites Interns lenal Tailoring Co. of New York City and lists location identifiers as 4B Messenger and Son with Corry, Pa. 126.
A fragmented sales blurb urges men to plan wardrobes ahead of time and order from the International Tailoring Co. It mentions A B Messenger and 3on as note agents for Corry, urging customers to act a week or more in advance.
Announcement names Samuel Bayle as a candidate for the State Senate to fill the unexpired two year term subject to Republican primaries to be held in June 1910. Bayle is presented as the party choice pending voter decision.
An ad invites readers to call and order clothing from the International Tailoring Co of New York and A B Weewenger Son as agents. It mentions an eye specialist D Padoll or D RK at the St James Hotel and hints at upcoming events Friday.
ASK WAKE MORGARIDGE 2000 will buy an old established business and turn stock in a year. FOR SALE Pine dwelling on Smith retreat Hot water heater excellent repair large porch. Property value to rise 25 percent in a year. FOR SALE Lot 2 corner First Avenue and South Street building lot. FOR RENT Store room on Main Street formerly Wood's grocery plus room above. FOR RENT Two large front rooms suitable for office in Johnson Building heat light water furnished rent renewable. ASK WAKE MORGARIDGE Lot 60375 corner Plennant and Second Avenue. FOR LOAN Money in small amounts at per cent on first mortgage. FOR RENT Two large front rooms suitable for office.
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