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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
7
For sale a 15 acre D O Smith farm three miles east of Columbus with good buildings and ample water. Inquire Miss Arta W Smith Gerry Pa Bell phone Ow 1w26. Also for sale Monsea farm near Wig in Loane B Brown Trustees 16tf.
Valuable real estate offered for sale runs 734 feet along East Main Street to South Street with a frontage of 6810 feet. Located just west of the Furniture Factory. Inquire of Isaac S. Brown for details.
Real estate ad listing various homes and lots for sale at half build cost. Properties include vacant lots on Raat South, Second Ave, Irving Street, Mound Street, W Main Street brick block, W Pleasant Street, Fifth Avenue, Second Avenue, King Street, South Street, and Frederick Street. several with barns or modern improvements. Also a double house and an acre farm. call G. Powell to discuss. Also FORSALE a dairy turn 14 miles from city limits, may trade for city property, Box 88 R. No. 8 L. A. Williams, Bell 146w.
A mixed set of antique legal notices from Corry and surrounding areas. J G Rich claims a cancer remedy formula and warns against others, with executrix notice for M M Raymond’s estate, and a charter application for Corry Metal Furniture Company, detailing scope and Pennsylvania statutory authority.
A brief lost notice appears to name A. B. as the keeper or claimant, with directions to contact the Journal at a given address for retrieval or related arrangements. The fragmentary text hints at a location or item linked to a Plano area and a wood-related context, without full details.
The notice lists advertised letters including Carroll, Eldie, Littlefeld Harry Young and others. It notes that callers should request advertised letters and mentions missing or indispensable items and an appeal to apply for recovery, with uncertain phrases scattered about the list.
A fragmented line item appears to reference beautiful rugs and care services but lacks coherent context, names, or dates. The readable fragment suggests a promotional or catalog-style entry without clear actions, locations, or entities to anchor a proper summary.
A garbled ad style note urges one handedly pressing a button and presenting a box or family box to press a suit. It touts a big box for long winter evenings and prompts gifting high grade chocolate or bon bons to a girl, with a vague confession theme and a request to bring the box on the next visit.
For sale household goods at 1174 First Avenue with great price reductions for a short time. Also threshing engine for sale a 12 horsepower threader engine with new boiler at Meady Boiler shop East Main Street. Inquire M J P KF DD No 4.
A vintage ad fragment promotes Bowman's White Pine Cough Syrup, Bowman's Kidney and Backache Pills, Castor Oil, and Diapepesia/Tablets. It touts cures for consumption and colds, prices per bottle or box, and urges readers to try Bowman's tonics and remedies as “best” and “worth.”
We are the sole Corry agent for many goods and offer a broad selection of medicines. The text states large quantities and direct purchase from the manufacturers, emphasizing volume and affordability.
A fragmented 19th century medical ad extols a nature based cure using Golden Seal root and other forest botanicals to treat stomach disorders, indigestion and weakness. It cites Dr R V Pierce and authorities like Dr Roberss Bartholow and Grover Co. The text promotes washed wounds, boiled water, and herbal tonics as remedies. The piece frames Nature as a source of health and urges readers to obtain the Golden Seal extract and allied preparations from Dr Pierce in Buffalo, NY.
An article urges early kidney care to prevent serious illnesses like Bright's disease and drops the name Down's Kidney Pills as a remedy. It cites a testimonial from Mrs. M. J. Fisher of Corry Pa and notes Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. It also advertises dismissal of alternatives and invites readers to purchase locally.
January 25 1910 correspondence lists Melvin Smith returning from a St Paul business trip. Mrs W Cummings of Union City visited her mother Flora Follett. Melandra Patterson of Wattsburg stayed with Alberto Hill, who is in poor health under Dr Smith care. Ira Babcock returned from Buffalo to tend her ill father, improving slowly. Mr and Mrs Cash Belknap visited William Moore in Waterford who is sick. Ora Whitney and Orson Pullett were in Corry on business, as were P Maton and wife. Several locals traveled to Erie, union trips noted for coal. Snow blocked roads Sunday, halting church services. Charlie Mulvin and Warren McCray went to Union for coal, roads terrible. A J Whitney and Owen Fullom did business in Union City. Effie Mewenger and wife visited sister Donna Mewenger in Corry. Ordon and Orva Follett and W J Cummings purchased the Art Jaquins farm. Ellis Messenger and son Don were in Union City after coal. Mrs Frank Ladd has been sick for a few days.
Mrs Elston hosted a gathering with gifts and guessing gates won by Mrs Pratrke Philip and Mrs Susie Win, followed by a meeting on Thursday January 27 at Miss Myrna Thomson's home. Numerous visitors from Centerville Erie Oil City East Liverpool and Concordia shared in family visits and club activities including an Ivy Embroidery sugar party with guests Mrs RB Elston Mrs Frank Philips and Miss Clara Webb.
Henry Hollis visited his farm last week while news from Blue Eye recalls a Congregational church social at Spring Creek with funds raised totaling 4.50. Alrijah Porter, recently home from Corry Hospital in frail health, is cared for by her aunt Mrs. Emin Bates. The Abi Baker Society met at Earl Bates family home and the community shovel’d roads after the Jan 24 storm to allow mail delivery.
N F Ames & Son advertise Hyomei as a guaranteed remedy for catarrh and related throat issues. The pocket inhaler delivers Australian eucalyptus antiseptic treatment, with a full kit priced at $1.10 including the essentials to cure ordinary catarrh. Free sample bottle and booklet offered by Hyomei Co. Buffalo NY.
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