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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1910
Page
6
An old advertisement touts Caldwell's Syrup Pepstty as a remedy for digestive ills in the elderly. It urges patients to request a free sample by mailing their name and address to Dr W B Caldwell in Monticello.
Sevson catalog promotes fashionable ladies footwear with diverse styles and reads appealing for readers seeking stylish comfort and practicality.
A stream of brief notes lists residents and visitors in the city. Names include Charles Hale from Pittsburg, Harry Roberts in Union City, Chas Cowles, Glorénee Dunn visiting, and Mrs. Clyde Seloy of Congress St. Numerous other locals travel, host, or visit relatives in nearby towns and states, with social calls extending to North East, Oakdale, Ridgway, and beyond.
The ceremony in Spring Valley marked the College of St. Meds becoming an abbey. Bishop Edmund Dunne of Peoria presided as consecration rites were performed. The abbey sits on land formerly owned by Nantel Webster with Benedictine oversight from Pittsburgh.
Wood's Big Store promotes a Fourth of July week with special prices and new Alyle Ciroworks, firecrackers and torpedoes for boys, and the sale of fireless fireworks marketed as safe for children and lawns.
A fragment advertising a July sale lists bright hues and low prices on groceries and household goods. Items include sugar, tea blends, yellow meal, baked beans, pink salmon, corn beef products, ginger ale, beer, syrup, potatoes, and fresh produce.
A fragmentary theatrical program note and a quoted Mantle of duty emphasize enlistment themes. The text references Rev. George Sama joining the United Brethren church and enlisting as a private in the Ohio National Guard with ties to the Spantah War era.
A dramatic court scene unfolds over a possum trap near Washington. Witnesses describe a struggle with a trap set to snare a hog under danger and debate guilt amidst a crowded courtroom and jurors. The testimony centers on tensions between defendants and a named complainant in a charged local incident.
Fragmentary note describes misfit apparel or embroidery item. Readable parts mention misses clothing or needlework at a beam. No clear event, person, or organization identified.
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