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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1910
Page
2
Professor Hugo Munsterberg of Harvard urges business people to broaden interest beyond profit and urge a more ideal view of vocation. He argues women currently shape culture and men must join to elevate higher ideals, culture, and personal fulfillment. He cites teachers and workers as examples, urging a balanced life.
Advertising rates detail minimum charges and weekly totals, noting a five cent minimum and a ten cent weekly unit. The text specifies timing for receipt by a fixed cut off and mentions a warning to insertors, with prices stated in cents and a per insertion scheme.
Snow Wnt colder Monday and Tuesday with flurries and cold northerly winds. The Erie Railroad records remarkable efficiency during January snowfall, with fi percent more cars moved despite blocked roads, reflecting on crews like Oscar F. Johnson who worked six hours straight. Also includes medical ad copy for Cure-all remedies and a local newspaper notice in a mixed-locale fragment.
Tam Decorating offers mid interior decorating and painting services with estimates and suggestions. An elegant line of wallpaper is available. Contact Lynn Knepp at 5LN First Ave Hell or call 164-R.
The court issued an order revoking wholesale liquor licenses held by H. W. Bennett and P. F. Hunt of this city. The order takes effect tonight.
Dyspepsia sufferers suffer sour stomach and indigestion from fermentation. Papep Diapepsin promises quick relief, claiming five minutes for a single dose to prove fermentation causes misery and balance digestion within five samples after use.
The Mummy and the Humming Bird, a leading road show, plays at Library theater tonight. Stars Atwood Walker and Adewide French headline a strong company in a drama about neglect, fidelity, and reform with a plot within a plot and vivid dialogue. Also noted is a promotion for Done Up Shirt Waist laundry soap and Dr Detchom’s Rheumatism Relief.
Erie Railroad reports January operating efficiency despite slow freight movement elsewhere. total 697,814 loaded and empty cars handled across divisions, up 72,224 with 70,879 loaded, loaded at stations and from connections up 22,457. heavy snow 12 inches. improvements in motive power and car use credited. Baldwin locomotives supply freight engines daily under fall orders.
The Journal urges Corry loyalists to protest a camer fiend placing a camera above a snow bank to show building tops, fearing magnified images would mislead outsiders. It notes winter conditions are similar to other towns and calls for avoiding false, unfavorable impressions. A Loyal Citizen.
A lunch menu lists George Washington Supper served by the Alabians in the M.E. shared dining room. Items include Pickles Nill Sauce Jelly Roast Beef with Brown Gravy Mashed Potatoes Baked Beans Cabbage Salad White Bread Brown Bread Apple Pie Mince Pie. The note appears dated 22nd at 6:80 to 8.
An ad promoting a spring line from the International Tailoring Co. of New York City. It promises value and latest style, notes take the measure, and hints at a lighthearted claim about knowledge of how to eat.
A doctor cites bowel inactivity as a cause of illness and warns against harsh purgatives. The ad touts Rexall Orderlies as a safe remedy for constipation, claiming they soothe and regulate the intestinal tract without typical side effects. Sold at the Rexall Store Corry, price 25c for 86 tablets, 10 for 12.
After a wavy snowfall and low temperatures, Sundays thaw brought welcome sunshine and more pedestrians outdoors. An overnight rain helped settle the snow, improving conditions in many areas.
The Spring Creek township election named Lavern Delean as supervisor and R. D. McKelvey as auditor. Candidates Mea Gertruda Mc Kay Mia Hertha Mitchell stood for school disasters. Truman Lillie was assessor and H. J. Spencer justice of the peace. Guy Whaley judged the election with Byron Bates serving as inspector. The township voted in favor of adopting the road tax by work system.
An advertising snippet notes popularity of red, white and blue since 1777 and predicts more colors for this spring. Corry Cleaning & Dyeing Works run by J. A. Crook in room 8 Traction Building, Bell phone 142t, promotes dyeing in all colors.
An advertisement touts Rheuma as a cure for rheumatism claiming it purges shellmatte poisons from the body and improves health. Testimonial from N H Ames & Co in Cony Pa and Rheuma Co in Buffalo N Y offer bottles with guaranteed results and home mail orders.
An advertises Singer and Wheeler and Wilson sewing machines with supplies and accessories for all makes. Located at Livermore and Chapman’s store on the second floor. Includes purchase terms and a fair treatment proposition tied to Singer Sewing Machine Co RO Young, Myr.
A brief item notes the end of BRS in the PANO event with a special final A designation. Details are limited and key names or dates are unreadable in the fragment.
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