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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
3
If you buy a sewing machine from Morrie you can rely on him being here to give prep and keep things in good order. The guarantee runs 10 years with cash value and the store has stood for over 26 years at 150 North Center Street.
Fragmented notice advertises a removal sale with odd spelling. It mentions bargains on paper products, subbox and poused paper, and discounted prices in the window. The text hints at a limited stock assortment and urges customers to come while supplies last.
Fragmentary OCR reads a New Year note from Babbitt's Rexall Store with lines about Parastat and a whistling phrase. The garbled text mentions signing a name to a note and praise or respect for beauty and Bays won, attributed to Palladel hia Ledger.
A jumble of 1910 style notices and ads lists prices on oranges at Whitely and Reed’s, raw goods at Moreland’s sale, and discounts on wood and stationery. Various notices mention a social at the W C T U Rest Room, a new house planned on Spring Street, and a mumps outbreak in Warren County with measles cases in the area.
Another rummage sale will be held at the Salvation Army Hall in the basement on Saturday from 1 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 6 p.m. This Industries branch meets the needs of the needy and invites everybody to attend.
A train incident near the Explosive works left a man dead and dismembered on the tracks. Frank Ford reported the scene to authorities as parts, clothing, and personal items were found along fifty rods of track. The victim was identified as Thews F. Bar of South Dayton New York, father of Clarence Burl and Nelann Drake.
A newspaper item notes post mortem statistics from New York hospitals linking consumption to unchecked dyspepsia, especially in predisposed individuals. It promotes Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as a guaranteed remedy with a 25 cent trial and larger sizes, and mentions cocoa bean production and a separate ointment claim for piles.
The Board of Tax Assession and Appeal completed the 1910 assessment. Summary shows Occupations 184,475. Land 74,425. Buildings 1,046,080. Horses 205. Cows 181. Dogs 0 male 0 female. Overall total valuation 1,088,716. Ward details list per ward, including values for occupations, land, buildings, and livestock.
The Pape Thompson Pape Co announces a one million dollar advertising appropriation for the current year to promote Pape's Diapepsin and Papen Diuretic. Seventy percent of the funds will target the newspapers across the United States Canada and Mexico. The company touts strong faith in the products and the newspaper medium to reach national readers.
Notice to the public from physicians in charge at the Corry Rich Cancer Sanatorium affirm their complete knowledge of the formulas used. They claim to understand ingredients, components, and proper chemical combinations to form a perfuse compound and say they can elaborate treatment to meet the needs of delicate or debilitated patients without anaesthetics or noxious drugs.
Journal acknowledges the Home Protection Lodge W.R. CG and others for floral offerings and aid in the burial of our sister Jobo Brightman Mrs Julive Smith. The undersigned express sincere thanks to all who assisted in any way.
A young mother asks for the Silver service for the Ore department while a library clerk mishears. The exchange showcases garbled speech and a confused dialogue about the silver service exam and head cutting news from Newark and Baltimore papers.
A judge questions alleged looting as a message from Lavo is cited, while the court notes demand for wants and capabilities in the case. The exchange centers on incoming and outgoing property expressions and implied intent during proceedings.
An advertisement claims Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures backache and feminine weaknesses by addressing root causes. It urges women to write to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Mass for confidential, free advice and asserts the product restores health and strength.
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