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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1911
Page
6
Special bargains in fancy pork and other staples. Advertises low prices on Leo’s breakfast hominy, yellow grained products, Walter Haker’s cocoa, and imported beans. Mentions cans, gallons, and discounts, urging customers to buy in bulk and compare to other brands.
The column blends seasonal musings on spring with a string of local notices. It notes residents and visitors in Corry, Erie, Warren, and nearby towns, including names such as Helier, Powers, Glass, Holmes, McConnell, and Kibler, plus mentions of travel to Erie and Knowlton's maple syrup. A local obituary records the death of A. O. Gillubit on West High Street.
A Downey drug store promises ZOMO a clean external preparation to rid the skin of eczema germs. One application may relieve itching and a bottle cures many cases, with agencies in over two thousand towns. The Thomas Downey Drug Store endorses the product and urges readers to try it.
An old health ad touts Pillozones claiming to cleanse内部 and inside the body, improve digestion, blood quality, nerves, and overall vitality. It markets benefits for headaches, constipation, kidney and stomach troubles with a sensational price and retailer Thomas Day ney.
A buoyant airship flight from Sidale Sunday night carried J. Cowan and pilot Paul McCultousl. The balloon St. Tnns No 4 reportedly left Sidale and was located near Scooba about 10 miles from St Louis by air line, with 90 reported yesterday afternoon.
Dus Hill funeral services were held at the M B Chavel in Golambus Wednesday afternoon, with Rev. lek ol of Ashyilie officiating. Miss Hinck ley of Clymor and Miss Scrambling of Cony sang three selections. Floral offerings were noted as beautiful. Spencer arrived today from Braddock PA to visit sister Ena Dutton and Minnie Seholton. Cemetery association met Tuesday to elect officers for West Side and East Side cemeteries. Mrs Ami Seholton sailed to Shorsien Monday, returning Tuesday evening. Apr Tyhor cane and family attended a local event at Corry Tuesday night reported good.
The ad claims a universal cure for a chronic disease called Urugded vinease, offering $100 reward for proof of failure and urging readers to trust a new internal remedy. It promises powerful effects on blood and mucous surfaces and urges purchasing Hall’s Family Medicine to treat the ailment.
An early seed advertisement promotes eight half ounce packets of sweet peas including popular varieties such as Spencer lines and Lavender Spencer. It offers orchid flowered types and a double poppy seed, with a February 1 deadline for a free extra packet and Day nillse Sponedr infused powder. Address: Avoca, N. Y.
A vintage ad touts Ne-ro Tablets as a natural remedy from herb extracts that improve digestion and enrich blood. It claims to calm nerves, prevent a nervous breakdown, restore vitality, and make one feel young again. Sold for 6 cents at every drug store in Corry.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Lyric matinee event on a Saturday with unclear references to rent, debt, and a request for money. The text mentions a person seeking a loan or repayment, with garbled names and phrases, giving little coherent narrative or concrete details.
An old advertisement promotes TT-O-MEL as a vapourised inhaler for catarrh, claiming quick relief by breathing over inflamed membranes. It touts a hard rubber inhaler, priced at $1.00, with a second bottle available for 60 cents, and includes dubious notes on vitality and cure timing.
Indebted parties seek aid from Haxel Sid as business activities wind down and closure steps are underway. Citizens urged to contact promptly to settle accounts and assist in finalizing outstanding obligations.
A local feed supplier reports ongoing shortages as poultry keepers demand diverse grain mixes. Farmers complain of disrupted supplies including sunflower seeds crushed meal and oats, while mills like Hand Acme Milling Co. struggle to meet rising orders for chicken feed ingredients.
Office hours listed for Dr Anwon and Dr Sophia E Greenlee at Ajax Building Room 4 210.5 p.m. union residence 206 Maple Ave Union. Phone 140. Appointment details incomplete but indicates medical office schedule and contact points.
A partial OCR fragment mentions a names and places but lacks clear events or dates. Readable items include scattered words that suggest a local notice or item list without coherent context or full details.
An old style tobacco advertisement notes Big Tobacco offerings including Andy Dlom's Berap Chewing at four cents per unit and Bik four plug tobacco at 45 cents per pound. Peddler’s Punch cigars are listed at three to one cent each, with a challenge to find a better five cent cigar in Corry-thin Peddler's Punch at eight cents.
A vivid sale notice promises big savings on canned pears, peaches, and sauces. It touts 12 cents per can, $1.40 a dozen, and discounts on California prunes at 10 cents a pound, urging shoppers to buy now before the week ends.
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