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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1910
Page
6
Fulton Market advertises a limited offer on Florida oranges at 10 cents per box with a strict limit of 14 oranges per customer. The notice urges quick action as the deal ends.
Fragmented catalog style ad promotes vacation foods and condiments with varied prices. Mentions horseradish mustard honey olives chowder canned fish beans and smoked herring among items. Contains numerous misspellings and uncertain OCR fragments.
The advertisement lists mixed nuts and nuts by the pound and can sizes for milk butter and eggs from California and local brands. It also mentions Gorton’s cod liver oil drops and Ball Norway mackerel with pricing and a note that market prices change weekly prompt customers to buy now.
The ad promotes Arbuckle Ariosa package coffee with a limited time price cut. It claims recent stock shortages and a large cash purchase by a desperate buyer allowed a special sale this week. It promises courteous treatment, clean pure goods, full weight, and prompt service.
Advertisement claims Maltonel purifies and enriches blood, vitalizes body after slight exertion, with a guarantee of satisfaction. Also promotes a fresh supply of Beef Iron and Wine product.
Local society notes list visitors and residents in Warren Corry Meadville and surrounding areas. Howell wears his own clothes. Dr Theodore Crosby visits the city. W L Bremerton and H Henderson travel for business. Charles E Lilly in Warren on business. J Atlas visits Buffalo to see his mother. E Marah and George Barlow visit Erie for business. Blanche Williams visits Corry from Meadville. Owen McCarthy P and E official in town. Lena Jackson from Spring Creek visits. Horace Newberry of San Antonio guests Linscott household. Mrs Tucker and daughter Katherine at Spring Creek farm awaiting improved health. Misses Bessie Belle Goldstein Anna Henratty visit Sam Jacobson in Corry Spartansburg. Mrs M Brown hosts twenty ladies for luncheon at W Smith street. MacDonalds go to Jamestown for funeral of Dexter Dorn. Mrs C W Peru to Vancouver and back for funeral of Warren Woodard in Columbus.
Philadelphia public notice reports Henry Ruetschlin, wholesale grocer and Textile National Bank official, faced a night-time $500 robbery at his residence. The intruder, Steven Brown of New York, demanded cash, rang the bell, and was overpowered by Ruetschlin before police arrive. Brown claimed desperation from hunger.
Sufferers in Corry urged to try Rheuma after N F Ames Co secured agency at 28 North Center Street. Guarantee offers Rheumatism cure or money back, price 50 cents per bottle. A testimonial from Mrs Herbert Mason of Hast Aurora NY attributes relief after years of pain. Mall orders to Rheuma Co Buffalo NY.
An auction in Florence sold the unpublished Paganini miniatures and autographs, including then-unknown scores of works like Soto. Walter Olsehl purchased the collection, described as very important, with pieces previously guarded by Paganini and played by ear.
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