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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1911
Page
3
Athletes are urged to prepare for the upcoming meet with guidance on muscle soreness relief. Trainers recommend proper warmups, hydration, and post workout stretches to reduce tension and enhance performance. Seek professional advice for persistent soreness and tailor routines to events.
An old Rexall rubbing oil advertisement touts top quality with a quote from world famous trainer Dave Coburn claiming it is a undy. It mentions use in a six day race at Madison Square Garden and lists two sale prices of 25 and 50 cents with limited seller details.
A fragmented catalog style notice lists discounted goods and prices including soaps, teas, cheese, potatoes, paper, lard, kerosene, cleaners, and office supplies. It references origins from Cattaraugus County New York and a New Jersey grower, with varied per unit, per dozen, and per case prices and available premiums.
City and vicinity notices detail Moreland's Saturday close of business with half price on crepe and shelf paper sales. mentions a kilp of fashion items, a millinery apprenticeship, and a revival of shopping bargains at Moreland's store alongside a city tax deadline and various community notices. The page also notes a late Penney train, a baby arrival, a Democratic meeting, and local fare and housing comparisons in nearby towns.
A church fair at 3858 Center Street sponsored by the Congregational Church proceeds aid the church. Activities include art crafts music and sewing displays with cream sales and other items beginning at 7 40 a m.
Monday night September 4 featured by Prof Mahorty’s full orchestra. Dancing to start at 8:30 with guests invited for a lively event at the Armory. Terrible Tanager will perform, drawing attendees to join in and enjoy the evening.
Two cases of smallpox were discovered on a vessel docked at Waluelghy Pier in the city. The patients, both men, were sent to Municipal Hospital and vaccination for the crew completed. Health officials confirm only these two cases in Erie and warn the disease is dangerous but contained with strict precautions.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a Stockton family reunion and mentions George Qurry, Willy Ne, and Florence Warner among others. References to August dates and a gathering at a place called Lyrie Tonight appear, with vague details about relatives returning and personal arrangements.
An old advertisement touts Moles Delicious Bread and a Silver Leaf Vicur product described as a trusted choice. The copy emphasizes quality and reliability, aiming to entice readers to buy fresh loaves and related baked goods.
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