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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1912
Page
6
Public health advert promotes Syrup of Figs as a natural remedy for headaches biliousness indigestion and constipation. It emphasizes liver and bowel cleansing benefits and encourages readers to ask a pharmacist for the product.
A string of notes records Ed Anderson Sharon Sharon visiting on business, Joe Craker of Warren a guest of relatives, John Mulherrn Bele on business, Mrs J Drought Titusville visit, Frank Boyle Meadville visitor, George Bosworth to James town for business, Rex Hall and son Shar on visitors, Mrs Clyde Wilcox and daughter Zoe Farle visitors, Mrs A Mintle Erie visit, Arthur Jenks Centerville visitor with Corey friends, Mrs Mark Gray Haven Spartans Dur, William Ataide of Niobe ill, Miss Bull Landing Erie trip, Capt McN Baker Meadville on business, H I Covey Columbus moved into Jengen’s West Wayge home, Conny Cossissioners Grant Smith J F Rogan Warren inspection, Mrs Charles Bracken Angie Stone Paul Stone back from Warren visit, Shyl Hill house on W Bh Ant Street with illness improving.
Mrs J Merriam greets Spring Creek residents as Histon travels to Hirho on business. Mrs Morris Bonateol spends the day with Archia Stanford. Stanford called to Niele for a brief stay. L A Weaver of Bradford visits town on business. B La Myers of Madeavor Pa in the city for a few days. Messrs Ray and Leon Sidlep of Columbus go to Brie this afternoon. Dr C Ty Kibler called to Hrie on professional business. Mr and Mrs M J Datty of Unayille, IL plan Wis Drather visit. W H Datly and family join Mrs GC Waggoner returning from New York after Willis Conant wedding.
The Erie Times notes visiting residents and merchants in town with Mrto and Brew from Melewan taking part in business discussions. Cogswell, Mutie Armetrong, and Clarke Paine are seen at the shrine store today, highlighting a lively downtown scene.
A local project aims to upgrade Columbus Avenue linking this city and nearby areas. Crews work on roads and utilities, with completion anticipated soon. Officials pledge steady progress and note weather can affect the timetable.
A pamphlet touts corns remedies including Putasin’s and Miriam’s painless corn and wart extractors sold by druggists and Thos. Downey. It describes a fast root-separating action and promises relief from digging out corns with a soothing formula.
We express appreciation to physicians nurses and kind friends and neighbors who offered assistance and sympathy in our late bereavement G. J. Bennett HA Curtis Mr and Mrs No Gueuiy
Letters from mothers in Rochester and Ohio praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing menstrual cramps in teenage daughters. The company in Lynn Massachusetts notes hundreds of such grateful letters.
Alder manufacturer of Burtons polish Pel Hell offers organ tuning and sewing machine repairs with years of experience. No charges for estimates. Call 140 1st Avenue or visit Hotel Hurry Burton for service.
Bee Hive Store showcases new materials for making gowns. The feature highlights sweaters for children and versatile wear suitable for cold to warm weather. Describes warmth and practicality for outdoor activities and everyday use.
Attractive specials on ladies sweaters offering red navy blue white and grey options. Prices range from 2.50 to 3.50 with heavy wool options at 3.25 and 34% discounts noted. Color varieties listed include red blue grey and white.
Reported in Erie harbor yesterday the first freighter to depart, the tug Je Diagutel guiding the Vaillant with about three tons of fresh ballast and 2400 pounds of goods. The voyage aims for Cleveland and the Superior regions, with return plans and dock timing noted for Friday and Saturday departures.
The piece touts a remedy for sores scrapes burns and scalds claiming rapid healing and germ destroying properties. It lists products like San Cupplntivene and ointments with prices and urges readers to try the treatment as a universal cure.
Readable fragments report a Western wrestling event at Lyric Theater with a crowd and local figures. The text mentions performers or participants and a community audience but lacks full details.
A fragmented OCR list appears to name seeds and varieties such as Onlon and Danvers cabbage, Hubbard squash, Daninh Walt Efond, and Pons Grant, with quantities hinted and other terms like lawn crane and wtrain. The readable items include several plant names and inconsistent spellings, suggesting a catalog or seed sale note.
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