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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
6
Community note shows Mag markets in Corry featuring young steer beef Chautauqua and Erie counties pork lamb and mutton poultry and salt line. Claim of trusted sources and long local history with ask for support as market shelves stock up this week.
The advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma as a miracle remedy for kidney and bladder problems. It claims vast cures from thousands of users and offers a money back guarantee. It cites local sellers Ames & Co and Thomas Downey and quotes a Dunkirk man who regained health after using Barosma.
Spartansburg on June 4 1810 reports Mrs Lewis Bales and sons Alton and Bert traveling last Friday for Decoration Day to visit Fred ates. Visitors include Glenn W Thomson of Pittsburgh and Mrs Lewhs Drought with friends. Local families like Baler and relatives in ON Cty accompanied by news of social visits and music study returnees. A lengthy obituary notes Mrs C P Blakeslee passing quietly Tuesday night, funeral set at ALE church with Rev Potter. Also mentions W B Conant of Boston and Mrs Katherine Fernald in Cary for jailer son Dr C G Waggoner wedding.
A long list of local social activity: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cook visit Warren. Miss Arera Westley and Miss Villa Backett vacation in Meadville. many visitors from Union City, Cleveland, Erie, and other nearby towns call on friends and relatives in Corry, Warren, and surrounding communities. Wedding notices and a Perry Davis Painkiller sales blurb close the column with scattered ads and quotations.
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