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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1910
Page
3
Members of the Corry club gathered to discuss an upcoming art program and community event. The group focused on identifying speakers, scheduling times, and promoting participation among residents.
The Corry Floral Co. on Columbus Ave and Genter Street promotes carnations roses primroses and other flowers grown in house. Call Belt phone for telephone orders and guaranteed satisfaction. Open greenhouse invites visitors.
Assurance of proper instructions and reliable service with a 10 year cash value guarantee. Morris operates at 160 N Center Street, a longstanding fixture for over 26 years.
From now on we will offer extra bargains from our stock to any moving them. This week we have placed on display various papers with prices shown in our window. Regular 85 and 6c paper Ale offered at 60¢ paper 26 27 and 286. The sale continues with a line of books at 26e and more. Come while stock lasts and take advantage of these value prices.
Fragmentary readable items show Babbitt's Rexall Store and a list of medical claims and remedies. The legible lines reference electrical treatments and warnings about back pain, lumbago, and a named Henry Darinin offering wind-related remedies. There is no clear narrative or date.
Local items cover wrestling matches and boxing preliminaries, market ads, and public meetings. Reports note smallpox exposure in Cambridge Springs, a Jamestown rail reopening, and upcoming Pentecostal meetings. Community announcements include baby birth, dance school, and business men’s exchange plans.
Mrs. H. L. Gordon of 15 E South Avenue Corry Pa testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured years of kidney and backache spells. She bought at Ames & Go Drug Store, reports relief and urges others to try the remedy. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is the U S sale agent. remember the name.
Carnival on February 25 from 8:30 to 12 at Regulation rink requires all entrants to wear a full Moxqua Contuma Hydry attire with manager approval before entry. Face masks mandatory during the Grand March at 10:80 p.m. Attendees may rent suits, and sales of wearables are offered.
A reflective essay praising George Washington as the standard of virtuous leadership. The author contrasts past public service with present politics, arguing Washington served humanity without seeking wealth. He laments contemporary leaders who pursue gain and decry distance from true public duty.
A collapse at the Opera Honan in Patton, Pennsylvania, injures twenty five as hundreds flee after the floor gives way at show’s end. Women and children are trampled in the panic. a gas flare nearly causes a fire that is quickly checked. A man sustains burns and others receive minor injuries in the chaotic exit.
A marginalized ad warns readers about kidney troubles linked to Bright's disease and diabetes, touting Thompson's Barosma as a guaranteed remedy. It claims blood impurities pass through kidneys and promises a money back guarantee, also promoting child skin products and laundry soap as safer alternatives.
Columbia Indestructible Cylinder Records are guaranteed to not injure any sapphire reproducer or machine. Experiments show a record played by a sapphire point for two and a half years shows no wear. Availability advertised at Greisch's, headquarters for Columbia Phonograph Co., 14 Main Street, Cory, Pa.
A statement by physicians in charge asserts full knowledge of the Formulas used at the Corry Rich Cancer Sanatorium. They claim expertise in chemistry and human physiology to elaborate treatments without anaesthetics or noxious drugs. Jackson M.D. Ghaca M.D.
Corry and Columbus Street Railway timetable in effect September 30 1909 shows cars from Corry to Columbus on the even hours 6 PM to 9 PM with return timing 80 minutes after, last car at 10 PM from Corry and 10 80 PM from Columbus. City cars run every 20 minutes to North Gerry and Bent Wayne streets with special Saturday nights additional runs. Sunday service starts at 8 AM from waiting room. Also includes an ad for a cold remedy with no money if it fails.
Guy B. Rogers announces a new plumbing and tinning shop opened under Bab bitt's drug store at the corner of Center and Washington streets. He invites orders for plumbing tinning and all related work, with Bell phone number 140 for contact.
A Corry notice promotes new maple syrup by L. Schrambling, urging customers to place orders for first class syrup to avoid disappointment. It mentions fast service and a contact reference in RMD No.8.
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