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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
6
A brief note promotes comfortable shoes and foot care products. It mentions corn cure and foot ease for sore feet, advises choosing larger sizes for warm weather and even larger for cold, and reminds readers to visit the place when needing footwear.
Personal mentions note Mrs. Stone spending the day in Jamestown New Miss Mary Johnson of Warret visiting Corry friends Clarence Rogers returning from Greenville Mestames Art Jaquins and Kit Sheldon over from Plymer Kimball the Racket Store man in Buffalo Mrs F G Ward going to Chautauqua two weeks Mr and Mrs Crawford Thurston back from Montes W Va Mrs Usher home from Sharon Georgi Roose visiting Corry and city Mrs Fred Asker back from Jamestown Mrs W B Rhodes home from Youngeville aiding her father after mother's death Mrs J W Ayre Mus who died in Baltimore June 21 Mr and Mrs Benjamin Dunn and niece Miss Lucy Dunn of Laketon Indiana visiting daughter Mrs Louis Auer and family Dunn once residents of Corry Lane Years ago A party of Chautangia excursionists listed Mrs W Washrowe Thad Perkins A A Olmstead Geo Simmons Hien Simmons Homer Mantoy H A Wingham and Wo Bates Mr and Mrs W F Niemeyer and party visiting Mrs Niemeyer's sister Mrs M J Smith and relatives leaving for Dakota via Columbus Ohio and Chicago Mrs Niemeyer formerly Miss Hattie Turner of this city Mrs Elizabeth Wells Jr and Mrs Allen Wells with Mrs Wells daughter from Olivet Ky conclude two week visit with Frank Pike and Perry Mead Dr Wells leaves for New York City for post graduate course at Belleview Hospital Mrs Elizabeth Wells a niece of the Wells family visits and returns to her home Mrs Wells formerly resided at West Spring Creek first visit home in 18 years
Advert from Titusville, Pa promoting San Cura Ointment as a universal healer for running sores, claiming immediate relief and cure for salt rheum, ulcers, boils, and other skin conditions. It asserts a money-back guarantee via Thompson Medical Co and agents N F Ames & Co and Thomas Downey, with testimonials and mail-order offer.
Unclear social notes describe visits by Columbus Colymphus and families to Jefferson Ohio and Wooster Mass. Mr Qay Shepard notes a boy never arrived at his home last Thursday. Mrs and son Whitaker from Braddock Pa visit Mel John Dutton and Mia Frank Scholton. Mrs Gus Ohm with Helen and John visit Mr Chen's mother in Wooster Mass. Electric park thanks to streetcar service. Town reports little sickness, crops improved after recent rains. Mrs Monroe and daughter return from Corning N Y. Mrs La Covel guests of daughter Mrs Clark Kane Pa. Lyman Raymond upgrades property and barn. Ray Scholton in Mule days, wife and daughter visiting Spring Creek.
An 19th century style catalog blurb claims Catarrhozone protects against diseases of lungs and nasal passages. Inhale five to ten minutes several times daily to relieve coughs colds catarrh bronchitis and asthma with a money back guarantee if it fails. The kit includes a polished hard rubber inhaler and charging guide priced 1.00 or 0.25 for refills, manufactured by N O Polson Co Buffalo and sold by Thomas Downpy.
Notice to consumers of natural gas supplied by this company states that from July 1910 after regular meter readings in Corry the rate will be thirty two cents per thousand cubic feet with a two cent per thousand discount if paid on or before the tenth of the following month. The Pennsylvania Gas Co. entails terms and conditions for payment.
An old Toledo advertisement claims a cure for catarrh with Hall’s Catarrh Cure. It lists a bogus oath by Cheney Day and partners, features a notary public, and touts guaranteed remedies with dramatic promises of curing chronic issues via the wood and mucous surfaces. The tone mimics a legal affidavit while pushing a patent medicine product.
Sampler catalog copy notes somulbine and silk shirts described as cooler than silk with a light weight flannel option for hot weather. Mentions typical prices $1.50 to $2.00 but sale price limited to $1.00. Advertisement by W. A. Steen at 231 West Main Street.
Wrapping paper discussed for placement under carpets in the journal issue. Mentions practical use and references the Olive publication context and potential household applications.
The fragment notes that swearing rarely strengthens an argument except to the person who indulges in it, suggesting that strong language fails to persuade others and may reflect poorly on the speaker.
The readable fragments describe a failed test result and repeated refusals along with personal reversals. No cohesive, verifiable event or entities are discernible to form a proper news item.
A historical notice promises a ten year waterproof roofing solution that requires no painting or coating. It mentions brands and guarantees and asserts free replacement if the roof fails within the period. The fragment appears as an advertisement style public notice from an era of metal or tar roofing.
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