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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1910
Page
3
The notice announces relocation to 42 N Center Street and thanks customers for past patronage. It promotes wall paper bargains at reduced prices and remaining window shades at 9 cents each, inviting customers to visit the new quarters.
Fragmented OCR text shows a dialogue about a trip and promises not to drink during travel. Names and places are unclear, but the snippet implies a domestic exchange near a Rexall store setting with affectionate phrasing and a possible quarrel over drinking.
City and vicinity note spring lamb at Wilcox's market and various local ads. Several items reference shops, sales, and social events in May, including a concert at the Armory, a May Party, and church notices. Eras and people named include Charley Langton, Olson, Cohen, Stennett, Stennett & Son, and J. Mitch. Local concerns touch curfew, court plans, and missing persons in Corydon, with scattered notices about travel and community services.
An advertisement touts Thompson's Barosmaive as a cure for kidney liver and bladder diseases with a money back offer. It claims proven success through thousands of cures and testimonies, urging readers to buy at N. F. Ames & Co or Thumana Downey. A testimonial from Charles Schulte of Dunkirk reports regained health and weight gain after using the product.
A dramatic claim for Dr Detchon relief for rheumatism and neuralgia says symptoms vanish in 1 to 3 days. It asserts immediate systemic action curing the disease and removes the cause after a single dose. Available at Durham Drug Co with prices 7 cents and 1.00.
Suffering readers invited to a free eye examination by a traveling optician at the St James Hotel every Friday from 8 to 9.30 pm. Examinations described as drugless using modern instruments. glasses priced low to introduce the service to Corry and vicinity.
A fragmented catalog entry lists children and general wear items across several age ranges with assorted colors and fabrics. It mentions skirts, petticoats, garters, gloves, lace trimmings, and undergarments, with various prices and notes on availability and department stocking.
A consolidated listing of church services across denominations including Emmanuel Episcopal Emmanuel Parker, Rev. J. M. Rich. Ohio Street churches. Columbus Avenue M. E. Church led by Rev. W. B. Allison. St. Paul Evangelist Lutheran with Rev. William Hall. United Brethren with Rev. N. J. Macintyre. Congregational with Rev. Surtees. Salvation Army Captain Smith. and Baptist Bible school times. Activities span morning sermons, Sunday schools, evening services, and special meetings.
An advertisement offers a home remedy for urinary and kidney troubles claiming to stop bladder pain and improve overall health within a week. It promotes a free recipe by Dr. A B Robinson sent by mail from Detroit and urges readers to request a copy without cost.
One night specialist D Uadell and D R will be at the St Vaney Hotel for a consult Friday afternoon.
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