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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1910
Page
2
A weather note predicts Snow Saturday and Sunday with partly cloudy skies and brisk northwest winds. A statement attributed to President John Fannan of the National Boot and Shoe Manufacturers Association argues rent drives cost increases across retail and cattle products, affecting beef and shoes nationwide.
An Ames & Co. advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma as a guaranteed remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues with a money back offer if it fails. It cites testimonials including a Dunkirk man who regained health and gained weight after using Barosma, urging readers to buy two sizes priced at 60 cents and 1.00.
A large gathering gathered at the home of Mr W N Jones Marion Breeet last night for an entertainment linked to the Congregational church. The talented company was appreciated by all and friends anticipate a bright outlook for the church’s future.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions cutters and horse bobs and a promise to provide cost for cash. It references spring, room for bugeles, and a request to come and be convinced about a tie in business. Includes name J Stone and address 206 First Avenue.
To the voters of the First Ward the speaker states they will not accept nomination for councilman and notes they have advised the county commissioners to take no action affecting the matter.
A claim that Parisian Sage, introduced years ago in America, cures dandruff and stops falling hair while rejuvenating scalp and hair growth. The ad cites N. F. Ames & Co. guarantee and promotes a 500 8 large bottle price with druggists nationwide.
January 20 1910 Lake Pleasant reports whited rain January 17 and 4 melting snow flooding fields and roads delaying mail. January 18 marked the 10th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Robert Carr with friends and an oyster supper. Archid Edwards of Iie visited relatives that week. Wattabury Agricultural Society bids large turnout for first Saturday in February annual meeting to discuss officers. Jay and Mrs Cole of Porit visited with Sherman family. Last Monday saw fine weather and 27 loads of lumber moving from Phillipsville Union City.
Pwenty Poe Locos enjoyed a sleigh tide Wednesday evening at Branke Harvey home on Carter Hill. The night was perfect for the meeting with music and games followed by supper. Guests included Mr Patrick of Pittsburgh and Mr Car Van Taueel.
A damaged 19th century notice from Toledo in poor legibility. It mentions a date in December and references a medical remedy or patent medicine. The text lists names and signatures and includes an instruction to send a receipt or testimony.
Famous palmist Madam Lucinda, America's noted life reader, is at the Hotel Grandin for a short time. She will consult on all affairs of life, love, marriage, divorce, cases, and business. Pull readings for late fee 25¢, B12.
Readers are urged to return to nature as a royal medical initiative and public health movement is described. The piece lists aims, supporters, and expected benefits for communities embracing natural living and holistic care under local leadership.
A severe blizzard dropped eight inches of new snow by eight this morning delaying trains, halting freights, and stranding engines. Oldest railroaders recall similar disruption as pushers and heavy shoveling moved passengers, with Corry lines reporting limited trips and shipments stalled. Weather briefly cleared overnight but returned with wind and drifting snow threatening further isolation.
Contorted ad copy touts Pap e’s Divrelin from Thompson & Pape Cincinnati as a cure for kidney and urinal disorders. Claims to cleanse and vitalize kidneys and liver, alleviate pain and nervous symptoms, and deter nocturnal urination. Warns to accept only the specific product from the named company.
Continued success for Vincent Powers, hailed as Amities's premier jockey by many horsemen, as he wins two races and places second twice in Jacksonville. His services are in great demand and local relatives express pride in his success.
The Stockholders meeting of the Carty Fair and Driving Park Association was adjourned to Wednesday June 26 1910 at 8 00pm in the Cornell Chambers All members urged to be present or send a proxy Robert A Patterson Jr Secretary
A New Year contest offers a Calby piano valued at 800 dollars as the prize for votes cast via blank ballots with purchases. Customers earn votes per dollar spent and entries may be dropped in a ballot box, with ten year manufacturer guarantee and local offerings such as table linens mentioned amid unclear ad copy.
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