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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1910
Page
2
Postal matter notes daily mail delivery and subscription rate details. Orr Pay indicates payment instruction or related shorthand. The fragment suggests a local newspaper posting about mail, post office handling, and annual or advance payment terms for subscriptions.
Advertising rates listed with copy deadlines and insert charges. Display ad space priced per inch with minimum charge, weekly option, and copy must be received by 8 o clock to be included in the next issue. Rates include and explain per line costs and public notice deadlines.
The Titusville Courier summarizes Alfred Henry Lewis on tariff harms in Sugar Trust protection, noting 2 cents per pound tariff boosts profits to sugar interests and harms the public. It argues $126 million yearly drains from consumers, aided by Havemeyer and Spreckels families, and cites Senator Gore on tariffs enabling unearned gains.
A vintage advertisement touts Diapepsin as a quick remedy for indigestion dyspepsia and heartburn. It promises faster digestion, fewer headaches and sour breath, claiming relief within minutes and improved appetite after a 60 cent dose.
An advertisement claims Rexall Mucu-Tone cures systemic catarrh improving complexions, eye brightness, and vitality. It asserts blood purification, restored mucous membrane health, and bodily strength with a money back guarantee. Sold at Rexall Star stores and through mail orders.
A group of physicians in charge of the Corry Rich Cancer Sanatorium asserts full knowledge of the formulas used there. They claim expert capability to tailor treatment to delicate patients without anesthetics or noxious drugs, based on chemistry and human tissue considerations.
Spring Creek and nearby areas report Mra A Becker unable to venture out due to illness. Ladies Aid gathered with Mra Riley and Mra George Stennino. cemetery auxiliary met with Mra Lillian Moore. Young people held a dance at T O M hall. William Morten moved from Pred Beck’s farm. Will Patchen to occupy the vacated house. Mrs Knapp moved into her new home. Tannery company conducts extensive repairs. homes arise in Ifemanl near K.
Doctors endorse Vinol as a vital tonic to combat mood and strength issues caused by iron deficiency. The remedy combines two world famed tonics and medicinal elements from cod livers and Tonie Cran to restore vigor and health.
Fragmentary item notes a poor community selling a torn bottle of old medicine at a price of 25 cents per bottle. The terse OCR shows hardship and medicine sales amid scarce resources in past years.
Ajax Iron Works unveiled a tandem single action 80 horsepower gas engine for the U S Ha nka Show Co. It stands about fifteen feet long, weighs around 19 000 pounds with two six foot flywheels and runs smoothly at over 260 rpm. Intended to pair with a Westinghouse generator in Braky Shoe Co’s plant it shows simple design reliability and strong credit to its designers. The model will be built as a five to six horse power unit in the future.
An April 28 stallion parade in Erie under Bareatot Registration and State Sanitary Board auspices will award ribbons to meritorious animals. Livestock men may gain tips and advertising for their stock. Dr. G W Greenfield, local veterinarian, can provide full information and may arrange a Corry parade with cooperation from nearby horsemen.
The Lake Erie racing circuit stewards met at the Mansion House in Titusville at Mayor Dickinson’s call. Capt J F Avatin and Joseph Jyon represented Titusville. Several Ohio towns will join the circuit while one or two Pennsylvania cities are dropped.
Expert electricians install a complete telephone system in the BR office here to replace telegraph orders between Oil City and Phillipston on the Allegheny division. The move aims to modernize dispatch of trains and speed communications.
An advertisement extols Sun Cura Ointment as a universal remedy for burns, bruises, itching, ulcers, and various skin ailments. It touts guaranteed results with a money back offer, plus a scalp soap with antiseptic properties. Products advertised by N F Ames & Co and Thomas Downey with mail orders via Thompson Medical Co. Titua ville Pa Feb 16 23.
A Erie officer fined a Lake Shore freight crew after the train stopped 13 minutes at Peach Street crossing with no sign of movement. The conductor was fined 25 dollars plus costs and had to settle before release. The report notes differences in whistle rules and local enforcement.
Evangelistic services are set for next week at the Baptist church led by Rev O H Wallace of Broadway Baptist Cambridge Mano He will preach both Sundays February 18 and 20 and conduct weekday services through Friday Evening All friends and workers are urged to keep time clear and invite others Cottage prayer meetings will continue to be held across town The Thursday evening topic at the Baptist church is How can Help work of rack All are invited to attend
A damaged fragment describes cleaning a worn rug. It suggests soaking with Task soap and Hasy soap to lift dirt, wipe dry, and reveal a surprising cleanliness. The ad touts Waay Yauske soap as an enemy to dirt and friend to fabrics, claiming to cut washing time and improve results.
All those who are a cay habit of use ing thy May Manton Patterns will tine them at the Millinery shop of Sweetie Go in Brown Block Av they have taken Lie agensy from Jay 8 Brown Amit.
Fred Stanford, an Independent, runs for City Controller in a local election contest. He emphasizes fiscal oversight and transparent budgeting. The race features Stanford challenging major-party candidates with a focus on reform and accountability.
Advertising notice lists names of addressees including Aldrich Staphan Judi Bennett Armitage Anderson Capwill Daley Jones and others. It instructs to call for the above advertised letters at the post office with J. F Austin as the publisher or issuer.
A. P. Messenger Iafe appears to be losing out in the market for ready made clothing for men and boys as trade shifts amid feverish demand for new outfits. The note mentions stilts and fevercoats among the items once offered, reflecting a changing inventory.
Joseph Effenberger, a well known Dunkirk resident, died Sunday from symptoms linked to canned oysters after a two day illness. He was 64 and a prominent local citizen.
An old time medical advertisement claims Rheumatism and Neuralgia are radically cured in two days by Dr Datchon's Relief for Rheumatian. It asserts the disease disappears by removing its cause and mentions immediate benefits. Sold by the Durham Drug Co.
CT oyster supper offers raw or stewed oyster options with crackers bread and butter pickles cream cabbage coffee and cake. event runs Saturday from 6:30 p m to closing with price 2c incomplete.
H Stevens of Piccadilly Hill reports a flock of Didebirda at his place as the season rushes in, noted in the Journal on Tuesday.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes a baffling ad claim for Pazo Ointment promising to cure piles in six to fourteen days with a money back guarantee. The piece also notes evasive responses and a quoted remark about Mrs Crankleigh and a society member.
A garbled exchange shows a driver quipping about a fare of seven dollars while mispronounced words hint at a humorously tangled dialogue. The fragment suggests a street scene with a city driver and a passenger, but precise identities are unclear.
Ext work and signature issue reported involving Cho man. Officials note signatures appear irregular and under review. No details on parties or dates provided. Further verification pending from registrar.
A garbled OCR passage references medicines, weight issues, stomach problems, and drug effects. It mentions names like Jarom Bowm and Palnes, plus notes on grain, liver changes, and pet products. The text is unclear and lacks coherent event details or dates.
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