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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1910
Page
3
If you buy a sewing machine from Morria you can rely on Laing for proper maintenance and orders. The guarantee lasts one year in a cub value. Over 26 years at the same old stand, 150 N, Genter atrect.
Fragmented ad notes a removal sale with extra stock offers and window prices. Mentions paper goods, book section, and various unclear price references as items move out. Describes “sale box paper” and “pound paper” with erratic spelling and punctuation throughout the notice.
A fragmented notice mentions Babbitt's Rexall Store and a controversial electric treatment. It references Lynn, Harpee, and Parry David Painkiller as unintended mixes causing danger, urging avoidance of substitutes and warning of immediate effects. The garbled text implies a consumer alert over health or medical products.
Local listings show Hassette Market featuring fresh celery, eggs, Bible wares, and discounted goods from vendors like Bobbitt's and Steen's. Notices mention weather allowing rail service, a charity theater event March 9, and Bunyan and Lane promotions. Community updates include road conditions between the city and Columbus and a portrait donation to the Business Men's Exchange.
J W Davis sales agent for National Cash Register Go will be in Corry Thursday at the European Hotel to discuss the need for cash registers. He recently spoke with many local business people and invites anyone seeking information to arrange an appointment.
A Masque Carnival on skates is scheduled for Friday evening February 25 from 8:30 to 12. Costumes are required and face coverings must be removed only in designated areas under supervision. The event will feature a grand march at 10:90 p.m. with manager oversight and entry conditions for attendees.
The Queero Club held a Colonial era gathering at the home of Mrs. Lee Smith on Frederick Street yesterday afternoon February 22. All members except one attended, with two honorary members. Guests enjoyed golden era music, a carefully decorated banquet with pine cards, silver and china, and were entertained by Misses Virginis Waggoner and Kathleen Smith who played piano. The event highlighted the club’s reputation for good times and hospitality, with Mrs. Al Opeborne of Evie extending a warm welcome.
An old advertisement claims Pape's Diapepin dissolves indigestion gas and dyspepsia. It asserts one dose digests all food, prevents fermentation, and delivers rapid relief within five minutes. Describes symptoms like belching fullness and stomach discomfort and urges $0.60 case purchase.
Daniel Boone drama staged by The Daniel Boone Amusement Co. features Col Charles Taft as Daniel Boone. The production promises thrilling scenes in the Rocky Mountains and Indians camp, with dramatic wolf attack and burning timber sets.
A major blaze struck the Wolf block at Center and Sycamore streets, discovered around 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. Water from extensive fire suppression caused by steel ceilings and heavy construction contributed to the damage. Monarch Clothing Co and the Fraternal Order of Hayles suffered primary losses, with total damages estimated near 19,800 dollars.
The Howie Co announces a going out of business sale at The Howie Go Grandin Hotel Block Wid enworth Castle to clear hats and genteel furnishings stock. The sale starts Saturday the 26th and features up-to-date goods at unheard of prices with fixtures included. About 20,000 persons yearly attend to view the catalog and prices.
An advertisement proclaims a guarantee that Columbia Indestructible Cylinder Records will not wear or injure any regu lar sapphire reproducer or any make of cylinder or dive machine. Tests reportedly showed two-and-a-half years of uninterrupted play without wear on a standard reproducer. Available at Greischs Hend twarterg for the Columbia Phonograph Co in Corry, Pa.
The Great American Play Paid in Full will be staged at the Library Theater on Wednesday March 2 by Wagenhala and Kemper Company with a specially selected New York cast. The drama follows Joe Brooks and his wife Emm as they struggle on eighteen dollars a week, highlighting theft, desperation, and stark realism.
A group of physicians in charge of the Carry Rich Cancer Sanatorium asserts full knowledge of the formulas used there and their chemical components. They claim they can assemble a perfect compound and treat delicate or debilitated patients without anaesthetics or noxious drugs, based on their medical and chemical expertise.
A fragment describes roaches lingering at a kitchen sink and unsettling the narrator. It mentions dusting powders, making soup, and cleaning cracks with soap. The tone hints at pest concerns and a distressed household atmosphere without clear dates or names.
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