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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
8
Notices request all parties wishing invitations for the Elk's Charity Ball to send names and addresses to L. F. Pilus, noting out-of-town friends.
A local market advertises a premium cigar plan with coupons for each purchase. Five five cent purchases earn a certificate, and twenty cent purchases yield another certificate. Five coupons can be redeemed for a certificate, offering a chance to win items from a large assortment. Call for details and start collecting today.
Personal mentions list local visitors and shoppers in Durham including Mrs O A Stounett in Brio vis' ltor, Clyde Watson and Russ Harrington from Spartansburg visiting today, and others perusing decor, trunks, and gifts at Sheely's and Pettit's Main Street.
An old advertising column urges men to prevent baldness with Patlin Sage from N P Ames Co promising results and money back if dandruff returns. It also reports Capt Wallace B Warner of the 111th Vermont Volunteers dying in Philadelphia from tongue cancer after a Civil War era career from private to captain. The piece blends product puffery with a veteran obituary.
A Jamestown area group of ministers and clergy endorses opposition to Sunday office deliveries and the practice of keeping post offices open on Sundays. The move aims to protect workers’ right to a day of rest and resist weekday workload expansion.
An ordinance parsed by Phe Koraneh Connell requires private property owners to clear snow from sidewalks each morning. Violations result in the owner being billed for the removal.
A public auction of personal items including 2 hens 11 bee hives hay potatoes fruit mint lard and household furniture will be held on premises Friday at 1 o'clock by John Hasamond acting as administrator. The sale includes items from the late Fahn Shut er estate and other specified household goods.
Philadelphia December 14 Helen Boyle now serving a two year term in the Western Penitentiary for complicity in the kidnapping of Hilly Whitin of Sharon Virginia must remain in prison unless an appeal is taken higher than the Superior Court. The Superior Court today confirmed the sentence of the lower court and refused to intervene in her favor. Her husband Nolen Hoyle is serving a similar sentence for the same crime. Mrs. James D. Dunlay celebrated her ingot birthday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Dal Rees in Erie. For many years Mrs. Pantap taught in the Erie schools and remains active in mind despite age.
List of advertised letters for the week ending December includes Mrs Vore Hull Mrs Salinda Heath Miss Vogey Page Mir James Burkell Mr Il 8 Cottrell Mr W A Davis Mr John S Dougine Mrs M CG Dunlap Mr Edward Etat Mr W D Lace Mr John Latour Co My Mune Lindsay plus additional entries and notes for delivery or pickup.
Rheumatism relief claims from Detohon’s Nellef, a tonic sold by Durham Drug Co. The ad promises first dose benefits and rapid relief, pricing up to a dollar, noting a nationwide system and claimed quick disappearance of the disease by removing its cause.
A local promotion offered twelve prizes on Christmas Eve including a gold watch at Steen's. If not first prize, participants could aim for one of eleven other prizes worth $7.50 each. Purchases aided chances. eleven more prizes advertised in Biven's window.
The Ladies of da Wy ty church announce a bazaar and bake sale on December 17 at the Traction building second floor over the waiting room. Proceeds support church activities and offerings.
A notice announces Willing conducting a plane silo demonstration at 8 South Center Street. The event invites the public to view and meet Willing, who will greet attendees and demonstrate the procedure.
Local ad offers upholding and repair promising prompt service and cheap pricing. Contact Rooney at 01% W Mun Straot via postal card for details.
A reader testimonial hallmarked by Gertrude Koxel credits Rheuma with curing years of ankle rheumatism after a single bottle. Ames & Co offers Rheuma at 60 cents with a free trial, claiming quick relief and systemwide action through kidneys, stomach, liver, and blood.
Local ad notes Christmas trees and Chinistad trees offered at low prices. Leuyo orders available at a Awoot grocery on B Main street with a telephone contact. Unclear handwritten address and names suggest a small town classifieds item for holiday decor.
Mrs George Kerry announces a display of hand painted china and fancy work commencing December 9 at rooms 29 percent Ist avenue Barnes Block. Public invited to view assorted decorated china and articles in a Barnes Block storefront.
A nostalgic classified style ad touts Manoline as a comfort for children and adults, declaring it available today through Thos. Downey, a prescripti on druggist opposite the depot in Corry Pennsylvania, with a 49 guaranty and affordable price.
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