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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1910
Page
2
A jumble of weather notes and opinion fragments from newspapers including Jamestown Journal and New Castle News. It mentions showers and cooler weather while interspersed with stray philosophy on opportunity and self reliance. The text references Judge Williams at Mercer and a liquor license issue in South Sharon.
An aged persons advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies for constipation and liver sluggishness with a personal guarantee. It claims gentle action, no griping, and a wavelike bowel movement, urging readers to visit The Rexall Store run by C. C. Babbitt in Corry for 46 tablets at 26 cents or twelve at 10 cents.
The Bureau of Soils U S Department of Agriculture completed a 1908 1910 survey of northwestern Pennsylvania soils. The report explains soil distribution agricultural development and methods to improve productivity. Copies are available from the Bureau of Soils Washington D C. Ridgeway April 24 1910 fire damages Hyde Murphy Co plant causing about 260 000 loss with 100 000 insurance. The blaze spread to nearby areas prompting emergency aid from Dubois and St Marys and necessitating heavy fire fighting equipment. Stratford Shakespeare Club banquet at Mr and Mrs C H Dagley home with Miss Hannah Kinsely of Harrisburg guest of honor featured ornate tables and performances from club members.
A historical ad claims Hyomei uses eucalyptus oil from inland Australia to sterilize air and combat catarrh and consumption. It markets a complete outfit with bottle, inhaler, and instructions, sold by druggists and Booths Hymei Co of Buffalo New York offering a lifetime guarantee or money back.
The new Brakeshoe plant opens with a dual grid system and Ajax Raw engine driving machinery. A crowd watches as the power room and generator operate, with the first cupola beat expected tomorrow.
An advertisement urges readers to try Rheuma from N. F. Ames & Co claiming it cures rheumatism, acts on kidneys to expel uric acid, and offers a money back guarantee. The promo dates a 50 cent bottle and mentions mail orders and a related English medicine.
A worker recalls injuring himself at Climax Locomotive Works and filing a two week accident indemnity claim with Home Watchmen of the World. He notes receiving a $20 check within a day and praises the company as prompt and fair, urging others to invest in its independent policy.
Corry Public Library located in the north wing of the High School building with entrance on South Street. It operates weekday evenings from 7 to 8 and Monday Wednesday Saturday afternoons from 2 to 5. Mina fue Williame serves as librarian.
Moat sincerely do I wish thank all who so kindly assisted us in this our bereavement of husband and father especially to Mr and Mrs Andrew McIntier who have been moat loyal with assistance and kind words of cheer plus a note about a remedy for colds and a drugstore adabotement.
Street car timetable in effect September 30 1909 lists departures from Corry and Columbus Street to Columbus and North Corry and East Wayne Street. Cars run from 6 am to 9 pm on weekdays, last car from Corry at 10 pm and Columbus at 10 30 pm, with special Saturday adjustments and additional waiting room service. Sunday service begins with first car at 8 am from the waiting room.
A vintage ad urges men not to wait for the day they need a new suit. It suggests leaving measurements and ordering a week or more ahead of time through International Tailoring Co, with A. F. Messenger and Son as the sole agents for Corey watt.
An advertisement claims rheumatism and neuralgia relief in 1 to 4 days with rapid symptom disappearance. It touts unexpected benefits and urges purchase for 75 cents. Sold by Durham Drug Co.
A Republican primary candidate was announced for State Senate to fill the unexpired two year term. The decision rests with voters at the June 4, 1910 primaries, with Samuel E Bayle named as candidate.
A local notice directs consulting the eye-sight specialist D. Pado at the St. Jaiien Hotel, a Avery Briday location, for an appointment or hearing aid during an unspecified date or time.
A reader asks if something is available and points to Wants and Classified Advertisements for the number 11. The note hints at listings or notices likely containing small ads or listings to explore for a specific item or service.
A garbled but readable classified listing offers rental and sale opportunities in the Wake Morgaridge area. Items include furnished rooms near the depot, a home and lot on Plohn Street by Second Avenue, an old boat line on Center Street, a fine dwelling on Smith Street with hot water and improvements, a corner lot on Est Avenue and South Street, and rental/storefront space on Main Street plus office rooms. Also notes loans on small mortgages and a couple of front rooms suitable for offices. Contact Wake Morgaridge for details and prices.
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