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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1910
Page
3
Valentines offered next Monday with a fine selection of new designs at varied prices. Valentine cards and candies advertised with multiple price points including 2 for 5 cents and boxes of Liggetta candy at 80 cents. Window displays promise unusual value and new creations for the occasion.
A grainy old ad promotes tonics and pills to fortify against extreme weather. It touts Tone-lax Perfive Liver Regulator, Traake Magnetic Ointrovnt, Torome's Little Liver Pellet, Bowman's Pain Pills, Blood Tonic, Paines Delvey Compound, One Day Cold cure, Quinine White, and Rowran's White Pie Cough Syrup. It claims savings across multiple products and encourages readers to compare prices at local druggists.
The itemized classifieds describe valentine cards at Babbitt's and Durhams, celery and produce at Knowlton, Moreland’s wallpaper, parsnips, and a wide range of goods. Local society notes report Mrs. Morey’s nine teen years at Chautauqua, an obituary for Mra P S Dawnson, and community events at libraries, churches, and the M. G. dancing school.
Col Wesley KR Andrews longtime Republican leader and private secretary to Sen Boies Penrose died in his Portland hotel room after grip attack that led to bronchial pneumonia. Funeral services were held with Rev A G B Pierce and Rev Dr Moore officiating. Honorary pallbearers included Senators Penrose Oliver and Representatives Bates Olmstead Bingham Dalzell and Sooner. Body to be taken to New York for Woodlawn interment.
A dated prose poem praising Texas as rich soil and a hub of farms livestock and industry. The speaker envisions walls six to ten feet high and a future with bonds that work, soothed by the notion that Texas embodies a world in one state with good and true men and thriving cities.
The Great Northern Exhibition Car arrived from Exie and was sidetracked near Center Street, drawing crowds to a display of fruit vegetables woods minerals and more. The Big Red Apple fund is highlighted with winesaps and other rarities. Tonight at 7 20 a free stereopticon lecture will be at the High School Auditorium. All are urged to attend.
Anton Osten longtime Climax Manufacturing Co. employee dies at his home 25 Seventh Street Sunday at 2 PM aged 71 born yesterday survived by wife two daughters Mrs. D. A. Teata of Harriburgh and Miss Mattie Oaten and three sisters in Germany funeral Thursday 2:40 PM from family home with burial in German Lutheran cemetery.
Steam testing from the Deamond block on South Street late Saturday night triggered a police alarm. An investigation found no fire, only drying steam from the building that resembled smoke and drew a crowd.
Sunday marked the coldest day of the winter with the thermometer near the aero mark and a biting wind hampering outdoor activity. By six in the evening the temperature stood at 4 below zero and plummeted further overnight to around 10 below in some areas.
A local Knight of Columbus from this city attended a degree ceremony in Jamestown yesterday but found the work too difficult and returned home on the afternoon train. The night turnout and arrival were uneventful with no further incidents reported.
A transcriptional fragment shows meat prices with boining or boiling beef listed between 10c and 14c and other cuts quoted in a scattered manner. The text mentions a market stand at Cor. Jat avAnu Khe Ploawint and a local retail display, but readability is limited.
On the farm the farmer relies on nature and the earth to yield life and health. The article extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic and remedy, claiming it strengthens digestion, tonifies the blood, and aids bronchial and digestive ailments with Golden Seal root and other herbs.
The ad touts all wool fabrics with bargains for buyers. It mentions Ay BL Mesabuyer Zou as core agents for Corry Px wa Cutters and hints at limited stock and discounted prices. The message reads like a fragmented classified notice with scattered names and dates.
A new local butcher in Corry opens a modest shop, selling plain clothes and aprons, with emphasis on simple service. The article notes customers, including wives, respond positively as the shop becomes a neighborhood fixture.
Alf Messenger is closing out his stock of ready made clothing, jewelry, and overcoats for men and boys. The sale includes a variety of garments and accessories as the establishment clears its inventory.
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