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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1910
Page
2
The document outlines advertising rates with pricing per week and per thousand impressions. It notes deadlines for copy reception and specifies constraints on volume and timing. It references rates in currency units and indicates a weekly cycle for submissions.
Partly cloudy and warmer conditions are expected Tuesday and Wednesday with moderate south and southwest winds. The passage also contains various quotes and scattered phrases from local columns, a note on community issues, and observational snippets from multiple papers, reflecting a mix of commentary and weather context.
An advertisement touts Rexall Muco Tone as a dependable cure for catarrh from a physician with a thirty year success record. It claims quick absorption, mucous tract cleansing, parasite removal, and weight gain, urging trial with a money back guarantee. Available in two sizes at The Rexall Store in Corry.
In late December 1910 Blue Eye and surrounding towns report visits, family readings, and community events. Mr and Mrs Green of Titusville visited relatives Hiram Moore and Ma Green, with Ma Green returning home January 1. Will Burch celebrated a birthday with six friends at a surprise gathering on January 7. The ME quarterly meeting was held in Jamestown with presiding elders Rankin and Kev. Hollis family members attended from Doriey and Mayton while Mrs Charles Dudewn hosted visitors. Tarnest Lows assists Walter Lamonu with pine timber for shingles and Maude Parser returns to Spring Growl after a hospital stay ending November 28. The era notes a divorce and several marriage licenses issued in recent weeks amid local travel and household duties. Altoona Tribune and Butler Bugle quotes observe caution and honesty in civic virtue.
An old warning advertises Thompson's Bayosnia pills as a cure for backache kidney pain and Bright's disease. It claims kidneys fail from cold or injury and that the remedy cleanses the blood, stopping pains and eliminating impurities, with a money‑back guarantee.
Mrs H B Linscott hosted a double birthday party for her daughter Halen and Marion Truesdell on their twelfth birthdays. Twelve guests attended a twelve course dinner prepared by the hostess with help from Miss Emma Linscott and Dr Dennie Young. The gathering featured wines and music with invited guests including Oliver and Worms Decker Katherine Smith Isabel Ricker Lillian Edith Colegrove Pearl Miller Gertruits Hemingway Blot sig Wollman Marie Gargey and Marion Truesdell.
Vernon Lyle, 24, son of Joseph Lyle, was killed when a tree fell and crushed him in Boyd's wood Friday morning. His father rang to the tool handle to aid. Vernon was pinned to the earth by the tree. Survived by his parents, a sister Pearl, and brother Earl of Brie, with Pearl residing at home.
J Stone of 216 First Venue advertises that Carters and one horse can be purchased for cash this spring. The note says buyers will be glad to get cost now rather than later, urging interested parties to visit early in the season to be convinced of the deal.
The Corry Rich Cancer Sanatorium directors at their monthly meeting elected Captain D. Bently as president. The secretary reported strong progress with increasing admissions and inquiries. A December patient from a prominent family is nearing discharge after nine days of treatment, illustrating the sanatoriums hopeful outlook and non surgical cancer care.
Fraudulent health ad sensationally promotes Page's Dirotic as a cure for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims rapid relief from backache, nervousness, sleeplessness, and urinary symptoms after a few doses, urging readers to buy instantly from any druggist. It uses dubious language and pressures to push a fifty cent treatment.
Supt New Kjowley and Franklin high school faculty advocate a demerit plan like large high schools use. They warn without rules a student can commit many minor offenses and avoid expulsion. Each teacher would log demerits, and once a limit is reached, a punishment would be imposed.
A brittle printed claim states that Chaney and associates promise a large sum for cure of a feverish condition using Hull Catenin Caro. The notice, sworn before a notary, lists names such as Prank J. Chone and T. J. Cheney and mentions a Toledo location and sale by doctors.
Workers on the Erie Tee harvesters unionized wage settlement details eight hour day shifts from early morning to four o clock in the afternoon at pay scales from 2.50 to 3.00 dollars for markers otters pilers and house toe roles then from 4.60 to 4.00 dollars for night shifts from four to midnight with the signatory agreement defining harvest quality and compensation.
The opening gun of the new year announces a free for all event and an annual clearance of linen ware.
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