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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
3
A partial, garbled OCR fragment references Aly Ponturo Pi and a 20 attraction, with unclear context and missing details about events, dates, or locations. The readable items indicate a discussion of an attraction project or event but lack coherent facts to confirm scope or participants.
Real estate notices list multiple properties in Morgaridge area including rooms over Pedlyo’s bakery for rent near Diamond Grocery corner, sale of Diamond Grocery property at Center At. and Columbus Ave, lot on 60 100 Mott street fronting Clinton Street, and another lot at Concord and South Streets with sewer to center. Also listed is a house and lot on Maple Ave and Park Place with room for expansion, a fine dwelling on Smith near Park, store space over Payer’s candy store, and a two bedroom suite over Main street store. Claims include distress web party purchase option and a 26 percent value growth forecast. Warn Morgaridge agents requested.
Local readers report rapid relief from backache rheumatic pains after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Testimony from Dol Smith of 250 Delaware St Corry Pa credits Doan's with curing rheumatic pain and kidney symptoms after years of discomfort. Endorsement emphasizes consistency, urging readers to seek genuine Doan's from Amey & Co. and to avoid other remedies.
In the 3rd and 4th Wards residents who need garbage collection may leave word or telephone orders to Hannett's Market. They will receive prompt attention. D H Hasbrouck, Collector Amit.
Storms reduce Friday lake fish supply leaving patrons without white fish trout blue and yellow pike scarce. Wood's Fulton Market fills demand with bloater mackerel steak halibut blue fish and butter fish. Erie wire says No 1 blue pike and salmon trout arriving for Saturday trade at half meat prices.
Saturday special offers include full weight 1 lb portions of Friday butter. Finest butter in Corry on sale at 29 cents per pound.
Listing shows well hardened tomato, celery, cabbage, cauliflower, and pepper plants along with flowering plants including pansies, snapdragons, sweet alyssum, wallflowers, and petunias. Also mentions all arrivals at Wayne Market, batch 076, with roots intact.
Local ad page lists Knowlton Bros offering jewelry at one dollar and one forty per item, along with tropical plants and buddleia for porches. It mentions Mrs. M. H. Caldwell, Park Place, and various housewares, furniture, and clothing items from Steen, Stennett, Caldwell, and related shops. The notice reads like a bustling 19th century mercantile page with multiple small sales and promotions.
A 44 year old retired medical officer of the mite corps U S A died in a Seattle hospital. Born in Pennsylvania he entered the army in 1802. Survived by his wife. Local obituary notes call him a devoted officer with long service in World War contexts.
A western town story recalls a clever weasel who wars rats invading a mill. The rodent mob pressed the workers until a bold weasel emerged, driving a deadly duel. After a long chase, the weasel outsmarted the rats by retreating into a tunnel and trapping the final enemy, ending the siege.
A fragmented early 20th century-style column argues that female perfection rests on health and vitality. It touts Ferrozone blood food products for vigor, beauty, and endurance, alongside unrelated success anecdotes and travel vignettes. The piece blends medical ads with short reflections on resilience and a humorous airport-like anecdote.
A dated advertisement asks readers about catarrh symptoms and promotes Hyomel as a cure with a money back guarantee. It touts a complete inhaler outfit for one dollar and notes N. P. Ames & Co. handles sales with druggist distribution.
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