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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1910
Page
2
In this Corry N I Ames advertisement a Hyomei air therapy kit is touted to prevent catarrh and respiratory infections. The firm claims the remedy mimics Australia’s healing air and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. A complete public outfit costs $1.00 with free booklets from Hyomei Co Buffalo NY.
Fragmented OCR presents ad rate notes with garbled titles and weather forecasts for Monday and Tuesday. It cites John Wanamaker on advertising discipline and quotes the Butler Eagle praising a cheerful town message and steadfast guidance on spending, highlighting caution and persistence in promotional efforts.
An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a permanent solution to constipation with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It claims a safe, habit forming free formula, flavors none, and suitable for children and elderly. Available in two tablet sizes at 6 and 12 cents each from the Rexall Store.
Olean brakeman Clifford White lost a leg when a Pennsylvania railroad switch engine ran over him near the Junction at 5:80 on Saturday night. He toppled while attempting to swing aboard the train behind the tender as it moved slowly loaded with coal. First aid and hospital care followed. his condition is reported as hopeful for recovery despite the severe injury. White, about four years with the line, was well regarded along the division.
A railroad accident averted on the D.AV, P track when track walker Brida dt Russell discovered a rail on a trestle over Conewango Creek. The eight inch long piece endangered a passenger train due on the line. the rail was broken on a short curve, and the swift action prevented a disaster. Passengers and work crew thanked the vigilant watchman for saving lives.
International made to order suites and rover cots advertised with personal options and sele agents for Corry, offering large savings on customized furniture and accessories.
Mrs Ell Coyle begins duties as housekeeper at Corry Rompi til today as Ida Fulegner, superintendent, is considered overburdened by the ladies auxiliary who seek to relieve her by hiring Mrs Coyle to manage the household department.
Notices urge customers to place orders one or two days before needed. Weather and road conditions may affect delivery times. The Avme Milling Co. reminds patrons that time is money and stresses planning for supplies before demand spikes.
A dubious patent remedy ad promises relief from rheumatism and kidney pains. It touts a bottle of Rheuma from Amos Cositer of Corry Pennsylvania and claims quick, lasting results with a money back guarantee, urging readers to try the product now.
Elgin January 8 110 Joseph Hil former resident dies at home near Columbus Pa cancer of stomach buried in Elgin cemetery funeral director Alexander of Corry seventeen people dined at Alden House last Monday Mr and Mrs Wilson McCray to keep house Reynolds house briefly Ellen Loekwood transfers property to Charles Duncombe of Wattebure taking possession February 1 George Keep’s father critically ill at Springboro Mrs Keep helps care for him brother from Montana visiting Archue J Lyons home on visit Mea Kaufman and daughter visiting Sherman New York Mrs Rose Palmer very sick Dr stem called patient on way to recovery
Captain Conrad Jieetai of the Norwegian vessel delivering 985 tons of coffee from Sumatra reports long voyage from Indian Ocean and reveals a casual dispute over Dr. Cook and the discovery of the North Pole. He mentions Peary and a Boston library display honoring explorers.
An old testimonial style notice promotes a remedy claiming rapid cure for a cold using laxative bromide and quinine. It includes a dubious claim of a 1,000 refund and features the H W Grove signature on each box, suggesting a period advertisement tone.
A fragmented OCR piece cites The Opening Gun of The New Year as a headline while snippets mention a riped bed and unclear text. The readable portion preserves a period-esque feel and hints at a feature or editorial note tied to a January opening event.
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