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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
6
An odd phrasing notes that in Portugal many stoves are seldom used, reflecting unusual domestic habits or economic factors. The fragment mentions “40 Portuza” and implies variability in stove usage across regions or households, with no clear event or dates attached.
A bustling market event showcases a diverse array of fish, with stalls offering many kinds. Vendors report steady interest as locals sample fresh catches and discuss prices and seasonal availability.
Retail notes advertise bulk storage butter at 25 cents per pound at Knowltons with a separate sale at Durhams on Saturday. Men’s fleece underwear priced at Howie Go with a bold promotional hint.
Sergeant Matthew Doyle of Company D, 12th Infantry, writes from Buffalo on June 26 1909 about relief from rheumatism after using Rheuma. He says service in the Philippines and Indian uprisings showed the disease, then claims the remedy restored him to full duties. The Ad claims money back if not helped and lists Anes Co Isturamtee and Mnaima Co Buffalo as distributors.
After a conference with Taft Murdock Gardner and Lodge ally, the president said he would not influence house choices for the Blilnnger-Pinchot investigating committee but urged fair and impartial recognition by both sides of the house.
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission yesterday announced 17 awards across the eastern United States and Canada. Among the recognitions is Cornelive H Bertrand a 17 year old from 147 Mustagonne who perished Aug 1 in the Hudson River while attempting to save Charles Zimmerman. Frederick Bertrand, father, receives a bronze medal and monthly aid totaling $1,000 has been paid.
A vintage ad touts a mild wintergreen thymid glycerine wash to ease eczema itching. It claims a nightly relief with a 25 cent bottle, though the product normally sells for a dollar and is marketed by O. Babbitt & Son.
A national convention of saloon mirror makers gathered amid a downturn from hundreds of saloons closing. The industry cites dwindling demand as key mirrors, essential to interior decor, fall from use.
An imaginative shopper ad touts a varied grocery lineup with items like olives, codfish, clam chowder, honey, dates, and frankfurters. It promotes a vacation from routine eating and highlights affordable prices and Mason jars for preserved goods.
A cluttered listing shows table nuts including Brazil nuts California walnuts pecans filberts almonds and mixed nuts priced per pound. Dairy items feature Bordens milk and creamery butter with other canned goods and fish like cod liver oil mackerel and sardines. A note states if the market changes the price will adjust to reflect the week’s shift.
A local soda shop advertises Arbuckle Ariosa Coffee with a cash sale for a limited period. The note highlights courteous service, clean fresh products, full weight, and budget savings, inviting customers to purchase during the short promotion.
Jan 21 New Haven pastor John D. Coyle of the Joluing Catholic church urged parents to guard their daughters from streets and Yale students. He warned that in college towns some boys target girls from humble classes for social schemes, warning mothers their efforts to protect may falter against male manipulation. The sermon reflected concern over the moral influence of students on young women and the potential damage to families.
A fragment from C. J. Wood's Fulton Market urges buyers to act quickly while supplies last. The notice promises limited quantities of Loucious Plorida Oranges for sale to consumers, emphasizing a single purchase limit per customer.
A late 19th century sale notices various fabric items and garments. Items include linen suits size dd, furs, yarns, ribbons, gloves, silk and mercerized cotton fabrics in pink blue and rose, corsets in broken sizes marked down to 1.00 to 1.60, with many items sold from 10c to 40c and up to 4.00 in original pricing.
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