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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
3
An advertising snippet touts HYOMEL a germ killing vapor to treat catarrh by inhalation. It claims two minutes relief and includes pricing for a complete outfit, bottle, and a second bottle. Marketing targets readers via N. F. Ames & Co. and local druggists.
City and vicinity listings show May 11 water, prices on Knowlton and Wilcox markets, Saturday specials at Gordon's and Steen's, with discounts on sugar, candy, bread, and rubber goods. Mentions repairs, auctions, and a note on Odd Fellows anniversary and a Franklin courthouse marriage. Also reports on local cherry factory, furniture, and lettered items.
The ad promotes Steen suits with a guarantee on fit and construction. It highlights availability of B. V. D. and Porosknit underwear, urging customers to purchase now for quality and assurance.
A jumble of market ads and notices appears with grocery prices, bread loaves, and sugar at various Main Street vendors. Also appears obituaries and funeral notices for Burgene Bettie Will and Mrs Jonnie Cole, detailing residence, age, and services. Other items include theater, stationery, and gloves promotions and a Chautauqua update.
An advertisement touts Rheuma sold by N. F. Aus & Co promising money back if not cured. It claims quick action within 24 hours, basing relief on dissolving uric acid. cites a testimonial from Alles A. Brown of Ithaca New York and urges sufferers to try a bottle at 50 cents each through N. F. Ames & Co. and The Rheuma Company.
In New York a heavyweight bout ended with Jeanette Knocke Kublak defeating Kultate in the ninth round. The Michigan giant was downed after a persistent attack, leaving the crowd and Jeannette with a claimed victory and the bout’s decisive finish.
In Washington on April 20 the Daughters of the American Revolution voted to keep the Chalktey manuscript recording old Augusta county. The insurgent side backed Mrs Wille Hin Gaming and Librarian General Mrs Blor Adams Willis argued the valuable records should remain within the DAR and be published by them.
New York April 20 Supreme Court Justice Newberger ordered music publisher John Webster to pay Julia Webster six two week alimony after she alleged abandonment in Montreal in 1909. Webster admitted leaving his wife but said it was at her request. Court awarded her support totaling three dollars weekly.
United States Judge Cros directed a verdict for defendants Mercer Automobile Company of Trenton in a case brought by Harvey M Boyer and Violet I Boyer of Ardmore Pa. The Boyers claimed damages for an auto smashed by a Mercer vehicle near Windsor.
Court of records reports that Courtney Signe signed a five year contract with Cornell Tech on April 20. Coach Charley Courtses confirmed the agreement, ensuring a new era for the university program.
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