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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
2
Rates listed for Durcay Avenue locations and Warr Conus Scanto slugs with per time and weekly charges. Minimum charge set at 15 cents. copy must be received by a stated deadline. The notice is a municipal advertising rate schedule published for local merchants and residents.
Western Pennsylvania reports expect Thursday pair and toler with snow near lakes. Friday brings fair weather with moderate to brisk west and northwest winds. Jamestown factory workman earns six dollars daily for iron and steel work, two dollars for labor and four dollars for unique skill. Commentary from Titusville Herald notes harmony of head and hands signals progress, with regional snippets from Lewisburg Saturday News and Bradfordbug.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a powerful hair grower and dandruff cure. It claims to restore lustrous hair, prevent graying, and leave the scalp invigorated, with money-back offers if not satisfied after two weeks. Available from Anna & Co and druggists, fifty cents per bottle.
A publisher urges careful washing of chinaware to preserve its appearance. It warns that wrong soap damages glaze and promotes Easy Task Soap as the recommended white pure laundry soap for quick safe cleaning and antiseptic benefits in an era concerned with germ diseases.
A decorator at Lyon Knepp on 61 First Ave advertises ready painting and interior decoration services with an elegant line of wallpaper and a Ball phone line.
Feb 8 1910 notices list Mrs Rogers visiting granddaughter in town, Clarence Coltsten visiting, Lee Kinney and companion in Watersford, and CH Owen visiting Corry. Local dances, schoolteacher Mita Rige Ketcham visiting Wick's Valley, ice house activity by M W Applets and Arbuckle creamery, Erie visits and health improvements. Obituaries include Wilson King of Java who died Feb 5 1910 aged 71 and funeral Feb 10. Mrs Charles Faulkner died Feb 7 with services Feb 9. Avon birth Feb 5 1910. Eyart Moreland of Superior and Mary Cotter’s daughter marriage Feb 1910. Moreland to Superior Wisconsin future home after Chicago.
An old advertisement extols Pape's Dinrette as a universal fix for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims rapid relief from backache, rheumatism, nervous headaches, and urinary symptoms, touting a fifty-cent course as uniquely effective and urging use by any reader.
An old newspaper ad touts fish as brain food and urges readers to buy from a top U S fish market. It promotes ready to bake or fry White fish and other varieties with low prices and daily offerings. It mentions Stephen J Blakesley as a veteran expert and lists several fish types and price ranges.
Oyster supper hosted by the W. C. T. U. offers raw or stewed oysters with crackura bread and butter, Pickton cream cabbage, and coffee. Served Saturday from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. at the venue.
A Rexall advertisement urges readers to carry Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets for indigestion and heartburn. It describes relief from overloading the stomach, claims faster digestion, and offers a money back guarantee with three package sizes. The message ends noting Corry availability at C. O. Bubbit & Son.
The Sun presents the Erie Railroad safety exhibit claiming 125,000,000 passenger centers and 1,760,000,000 passenger miles with no fatalities over five years. It invites comparisons with Lackawanna and Pennsylvania systems and urges standardized reporting on the Sun's formula.
A local ad promotes a 2d bottle of a pimple wash for eczema relief. It touts a blend of wintergreen thymos glycerine and other ingredients as soothing tones and notes a temporary 25c offer from D D Laboratories, previously sold only in 1.00 bottles. The ad urges trying the remedy tonight on personal recommendation from Rabbith & Son.
The greatest recent play The Man of the Hour by George Broadhurst will be staged tonight at the Library Theater under the direction of William A Brady and Joseph R. Griamer. Broadhurst’s four act drama promises power and social message about city life conditions.
Fred Stanford emerges as a nonpartisan candidate for City Controller. The brief notice notes his run for the city’s chief accounting post, signaling potential shifts in local financial oversight. No election date or party affiliation is provided in the readable text.
The Lake Erie Racine circuit met in Titusville and reset the circuit dates. Oil City exited while Meadville Edinboro are retained. five new towns Wheeling Rockport Canton Youngstown and Nevada join. Erie hosts July 26 29 with a revised schedule through September. R E Dickinson presides. J M Gogawell and J F Austin named officers.
An advertisement claims Dr Detehon's Relief for Rheumatism and Neuralgia cures in eight days. It asserts the remedy removes the cause and the disease immediately disappears with first dose benefits. Price set at 75 cents and 1 dollar, offered by Durham Drug Co.
The notice announces that patterns are now stocked at Sweet & Do in Brown Block Asbury. It states they have taken the agency from day Brown and invites readers to advertise F in the Journal's Classified Ads.
Stetson company presents Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin at Library Theater on Tuesday February 1. The show promises vivid dialogue, dramatic climaxes, and strong moral themes with vaudeville interludes and period staging noted in lively, old-fashioned style.
Signed by J. D. Fokson M D and W Chee M D the physicians in charge affirm full knowledge of ingredients used in formulas at the Corry Rich Cancer Sanatorium and their chemical combinations to craft a refined treatment without anesthesia or toxins for delicate or debilitated patients.
An advertising claim states Lydia B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is a trusted remedy for feminine ills. It is said to hold the record for the largest number of cures and is prescribed by hundreds of doctors who endorse the medicine despite its advertorial nature.
Corry Cleaning and Dyeing Works offers cleaning dyeing pressing and repairing of garments. Located in Room 4 Traction Building under J. A. Gfoolk.
W HL Duffy & Co retail shoe store at 2W Main Street Corry Pa offers a free BAKSAVER DUST PAN with every cash purchase of 2.50 or more during a 30 day period in 2025.
Fragmented text from a historical page touches on weights and materials, references to drugs and charges, and mentions a sale or stock item. Content is garbled with nonsensical terms and partial names, offering no clear event, person, or place to anchor a proper news item.
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