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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1910
Page
5
The Corry agent NF Amen & Co offers Thompson's Baron Barosma as a cure that promises to treat kidney liver and bladder diseases. The ad emphasizes a money back guarantee to show confidence, citing thousands of cures and testimonials while warning the remedy is a safe bet for the afflicted despite skepticism.
Government plans rail mail clerk recruitment with salaries from 8 dollars to 41 dollars and 2 cents monthly, plus clerks stenographers bookkeepers department staff and other government positions. Promises thousands of appointments and free instruction for anyone over 14 to apply by writing to the Bureau of Instruction 633 Hamlin Building Rochester NY Bat.
The notice details Corry and Columbus Street Railway service with cars to Columbus on the even hour from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. and return times, Saturday variations, and waiting room additions. It mentions North Corry and Wayne Street routes, Sunday reductions, and odd phrasing about service changes.
Alf Messenger ends operations on his ready to wear clothing, suits, and forescoats for men and boys, marking a closing of a longtime premises with inventory and toys noted in the shop listing.
Hartford Feb 6 The United States circuit court directed a verdict for the plaintiff D K Lowe & Co bat manufacturers in a strike and boycott case against Martin Lawler and about 200 defendants. Damages fixed at 74000, tripled by judge to 22000. Executed after a sixty day writ. Defendants to appeal to the circuit court of appeals. Hearing set before Judge Matt May 7 to consider a motion to set aside the verdict.
Senator Heys of Adah attacked the postal savings bank bill labeling it a financial ghost that would collapse under its own weight. He objected to many provisions while cross examining Senator Carter of Montana author of the measure. He cited a clause allowing a week month name to mask deposits of 600 dollars exempt from tax as a flaw.
Fragmentary remarks criticize a bankruptcy bill and national platform while debate lingers on a veto. The session is marked by vehemence as Speaker refrains from endorsing the measure. Attention shifts to the death of Representative William O. Lovering of Massachusetts.
An 11 a pelénor faced a charge in Kerry County court after an incident described as a bloody confrontation. The defendant claimed self defense amid testimony about a struggle and a fatal blow. The case notes the assailant’s height and build as part of the narrative.
The coramlation team investigating trade relations between Canada and the West Indies sails from Port Antonio for Bandago do Quba aboard the Batbiom boat amid unclear plans for Mab G in a stalled effort to build Jamaica West Indian trade ties.
An advertisement touts a "Golden Medical Discovery" as boosting vital power, cleansing impurities, and enriching digestion to prevent germ invasion. It warns against habit forming drugs, claims pure ingredients, and asserts no substitutes exist. Nearby, Kenilworth Castle viewing draws about 80,000 visitors yearly paying sixpence.
The ad touts ROUND OAK as highly efficient fuel use, claiming other stoves waste heat and raise bills. It promises complete combustion, a steady lasting fire, and clear chimney smoke as proof of superior performance.
The Milas Telegraph reports that tenor Caruso faced a throat operation scenario. Dr Vedova billed $19,000 for the procedure, with initial offers of $2,000 then $3,000 and finally a total that grew to $6,000 after extended negotiations. Caruso was cited to appear before a Florence court amid the dispute.
United States Steel aims to cut out jobbers and sell directly to steel consumers nationwide. A Pittsburgh warehouse on Twelfth and Pike will supply raw steel to buyers with power for mills, lifts, and shop equipment, bypassing traditional independent makers. The move, mocked by rivals, signals a shift toward centralized distribution and lower consumer prices, with plans to replicate facilities in major cities.
An English traveler stops to ask an Irishman about a house. The Irishman says that is Mr O’Fare’s house and if he had lived until today he would be a week dead. The exchange hints at a strange local anecdote or joke about the house and its owner.
A dense OCR filled field report lists grain prices for wheat corn oats and flour, plus butter cheese eggs and potatoes with bid ranges and futures notes. It covers New York provision market details and East Buffalo livestock with cattle hogs sheep and hay prices and futures.
An 1999 reader letter from Oscar Armstrong of Belleville praises Parisian Sage for regrowing hair after one bottle. The Grandclaim by Girone Mfg Co and Ames & Co promises to stop hair loss dandruff and itching scalp within two weeks with a money back guarantee. Large bottles 60 cents at druggists. Jan. 2 AT
Guy E. Rogers announces a new shop under Babbit's drugstore at the corner of Center and Washington Streets. He offers plumbing tinning and gas fitting work and invites orders, with Bell phone 140 and advertising in the Journal's Classified Ads.
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