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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1910
Page
8
Notice requests all parties wishing invitations to the Blit's Charity Ball to send their names and addresses to L Bliss. The event is set for January 2, 1911, and out-of-town friends are specifically asked to forward contact details to L Bliss.
A historic notice promotes a premium cigar plan offering coupons with purchases five cents and twenty cents, promising certificates exchangeable for gifts from a list of items. Readers are urged to call for the presents list and start saving coupons.
Local snips report a wide mix of personal visits and travel. Detectives, business guests, and students move between Cambridge Springs, Warren, Youngsville, and surrounding areas, with trips to Buffalo, Philadelphia, and New York for business, family visits, and holidays.
An advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a reliable remedy to relieve physical suffering from warts and related conditions. It warns against unsafe substitutes and emphasizes to insist on the Putnam's brand as the sure and painless cure. Contains product name, mis-spellings, and promotional claims typical of historical ads.
On Thursday night Corry residents may enjoy hearing Hugh De Gary perform New York hits at the Lyric Theater. His rendition of Just You is available for 10 cents at C. H. Henderson's, with a strong push to attend and hear the act.
The U B chuires host a bazaar bake sale and candy ride in the Traction building on the second floor over the waiting room. Proceeds support club activities. Admission and details are announced in the notice.
Advertises Thompson’s Barouma as a guaranteed cure for backache kidney and urinary issues. Claims the product purifies blood by cleansing the kidneys and eliminating impurities via urine. Promotes a money back guarantee and price of $18 per bottle.
A crowded Liberty theater last night featured Phil Ott and His Auto Girls performing to a packed audience. The play's comedy and the star power of Ott kept the crowd engaged, with lively moments and comic interludes leaving fans smiling as the curtain calls closed.
Mrs. George Keefe will display hand painted china and fancy work starting December at her rooms 20 Market Avenue in the Burns Block.
Fragmentary OCR paragraph mentions a drug product claimed to cure a disease quickly and references a sale of Christmas presents and clothing items including gloves mittens and blankets by A Mesuanyer & Son. The text is garbled with misspellings and brand names.
A fragment notes pure buckwheat flour from the new crop producing very white buckles. It urges grocers to stock the product and mentions the Buckwheat Milling Company in an apparent promotional tease.
Read the Journal notes prompt upholstery and repair services offered at Rooney 618 West Main Street. Postal card indicates cheap pricing and prompt turnarounds.
Local notice announces tree deliveries and take orders at Bush Sweet’s grocery. Contact Main and Bell phones in 1951 era ad copy. Includes names Chop P. Seadel and Corry ate in readable fragments.
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