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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
6
Amid high market, Corry’s Little Cash Store touts a one week sale to make room for a midwinter inventory. The ad lists dozens of bargain items from flour and sugar to canned goods and cleaning supplies with prices slashed to attract mail orders and in person shoppers.
A garbled Erie area column blends nostalgia for old summer days with local notices. Mentions John Ricker Jr visiting Erie, dancing school in Friday night, and several area residents visiting Sherman, Union City, and Jamestown. Includes ads for a tonic and a private sale of household goods, plus a medical ad for Calwoiths bitters and a stray obituary note about a James town business figure.
An advertisement from N.T.L Amdp & Co claims a remedy to remove poisons from the body and relieve rheumatism. It praises a physician’s prescription, cites a Cleveland patient cured, and urges mail orders to 2080 West Ave, Ito, N.Y.
Entre Nous members met after holidays at Miss Florence Blair’s home on Center Street. Guests enjoyed guessing contests with rhymes, then a drawing game and five handed win. Mrs Fred Laver won best rhyme prize. Mrs Minnie Wales Spears excelled in another contest. Elaborate luncheon followed before gifts and souvenirs.
A sleet storm crippled parts of the Pennsylvania railroad affecting the Chauruque division. Fifty poles fell between Silver Cub and Brocton disrupting lines as train dispatchers relocated from Huflis Street on Thursday morning and traffic rerouted.
A disjointed account from the New York Press describes a confrontation aboard a train where a stout woman allegedly resisted, claimed she wanted to sit elsewhere, and argued with a conductor over seating and behavior during the stop at a station.
The text records Cheney swearing to an oath regarding a patent medicine claim for catarrh cures by Halle's Catarrh Cure. It notes a notary public, A. W. Queason, and references a medical claim claiming blood and mucous relief. It also mentions the Board of Tax Revision meeting dates and times with City Clerk C. B. Porter.
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