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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates details from a damaged OCR item indicate a pricing note with a minimum charge and per insertion costs. The fragment mentions seats, a deadline by one o'clock, and a weekend option, but specific entities and locations are unclear.
Weather notes indicate continued cold conditions Friday and Saturday with variable skies. Winds are expected to shift to moderate northeast, bringing cooler temperatures and unsettled conditions.
At a Harrisburg convention of school superintendents Superintendent Samuel Hamilton of Allegheny County urged moving from pure academic instruction toward in‑day trades training. He argued public schools neglect the 90 percent entering industrial work, noting only small shares reach high school or college and many leave for factories without practical skills.
Lynn Knepp announces painting and decorating services with estimates and recommendations for wallpaper. Based at 61 First Ave Boll, contact 164 R 3 for details and appointments.
A reader ad touts San Cura Ointment as curing terrible sores and fever rashes after other remedies failed. Testimonials from Miss Hood and Karl Banks claim rapid healing, with claims of antiseptic, skin-purifying effects for eczema boils piles and more. Distributed by N Ames Co and Thomas Downey with mail orders handled by Thompson Medical Co Titusville PA.
An ad extols fish as brain food and daily sustenance from leading U.S. markets. Veteran fish expert Stephen Blakesley endorses white fish varieties including muskal long, trout, yellow perch, blue pike, and pickeral with discounts. Prices quoted per pound and quart, emphasizing solid meat quality and bulk oysters. The Fulton Market listing under C. J. Woods highlights weeklong specials through Saturday.
Notice to Corey voters from B McCray denies a pledge by Independent candidate Fred Stanford to share salary. He states no promise was made and commits to performing City Controller duties legally and to the satisfaction of Cory citizens.
Freehold notes from January 10 1910 report visits and gatherings. Stanley Nelson of Pittafield stayed with Miss Lillian Nelson on Sunday. Attendees at the Montana Bixhibit in Youngaville included F Hoyle M Clark Geo Durlin and Harry Kingsley. Dolly Durlin 16 helps care for her ill brother's children in Corky. Mrs D Nelson entertained Mrs M Clark. The Willing Workers were hosted by Mrs Mary Cale. Evelyn Bayle is under doctor care. Mrs Patchen fell and broke her arm. Three children of Chae Nelson have whooping cough. Health Officer Tay Spencer was in the area four days inspecting barns and placing quarantine. He stayed with M Clark. John Daugherty was in Warren on Monday. John Shellhouse of Pittsfield and Frank Dyke and son of Sugar Grove visited town yesterday. Blibu Kingaloy is much better.
To the Public. I desire to say that when I took the agency for Zemo it was after a thorough investigation as to the merit and curative properties of this remedy for eczema pimples and dandruff. I am pleased to state that I shall continue the agency as Zemo gives the best satisfaction of any similar remedy I have ever sold. My customers like Zemo because it is a clean vegetable liquid for external use. Zemo cures by drawing to the surface of the skin and destroying the term life that causes the disease, leaving the skin smooth and healthy. It does not sell clothing or linen and can be used freely on infants. We will give a booklet on skin diseases and explain to any person how they can be cured at home of any form of skin or scalp disease by this clean scientific preparation. Yhos Downey the Drugeist.
The Titusville Herald notes the city has enforced a strict closed door policy with no significant population departure or deaths from idleness. Authorities have tightened controls and, per available information, there is nothing illegal such as gambling or other law breaking happening in town.
The Singer Sewing Machine Co has rented No 8 South Center street from Keilhaugh the tailor and will open soon with a full line of machines 100 cou rages and supplies for all makes R G Young manager.
The sheriff levied the Went Wayne street print shop owned by George C Wright, known as Self Mastery Press, to satisfy a tax claim of about 000 from Union Paper and Twine Co of Cleveland. Tax Collector Ransom also made a levy in February 18, during the same action.
An advertisement touts Dr Datehon’s relief for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming radical cures within one to three days. It asserts instant nerve and pain removal with immediate disappearance of symptoms. The product is sold by the Burham Brug Co at 76 cents to $1.27.
Mrs J B Miller of 265 W Washington was surprised by a postal card shower on Wednesday for her 76th birthday. She received 130 cards and thanks friends for the kind remembrances.
Post office carriers will make one complete morning delivery due to Lincoln's birthday. Office windows open from 9 to 10 a.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m.
An old Globe notice touts FazO Ointment promising cure for piles within six to fourteen days. It claims guaranteed relief from itching bleeding and protruding piles or money back. The ad emphasizes quick, guaranteed results in a short treatment window.
The Man of the Hour returned to the Library Theater to a fair audience with two exceptions. John Kelly as Phelan was the evening’s standout, while Walter B. Seymour as Alwyn Bennett gave a capable performance. Theodore Marion directed and the cast generally met the play’s demanding political themes, portraying a rotten but revealing view of metropolitan and small town politics.
A rambling 1900s style advertisement touts Vupe's Diapepalo as a fast cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims six0 cent price, easy dosing like candy, and relief from stomach discomfort after meals. The copy emphasizes quick action and home use to prevent family stomach trouble.
The Salvation Army announces a rummage sale this Saturday from 1 to 5 PM in the Citadel basement. Tables will display various articles and the event aims to support the poor and helpless through the Industrial Branch effort in Corry.
Sweet & Co. in Brown Block advertises handling May Manton patterns for tasters and crafters. The notice notes customers have previously discarded patterns, referencing Jay S. Brown’s Awl.
The undersigned physicians in charge declare full knowledge of the formulas used at the Corry Rich Cancer Sanatorium. They claim to have crafted a treatment without anaesthetics or harmful drugs, asserting expertise in chemistry and human biology to suit delicate patients.
Advertises a 30 day offer where customers receive one BAKSA VERDUST PAN free with every cash purchase of two dollars and fifty cents or more. The promotion emphasizes free cookware as a special inducement.
A fragmented OCR line presents a cryptic phrase with unclear names and items. The readable portion lacks concrete events or identifiable entities to establish a factual summary. The piece resembles a partial headline or caption rather than a complete news item.
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