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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
6
Honor to our soldier dead tribute marks 45 years as a new Corry market opens praising fresh meats. The display features young steer beef from Chautauqua County pork and spring lamb from Erie and Chautauqua counties, along with poultry and smoked meat assortments.
Trade advertisement notes home rendered pure leaf lard in 10 pound pails at 1.70 with smaller 6 pound pails at 85 cents. Mentions "very pail of lard guarantee" and assures strictly pure product.
A local ad promotes a sale of school books including lite fiction and set books, plus a wide line of high school notebooks and pens priced at $1.00 and 5¢ items from C.M.S. Bonmant. The notice invites readers to visit in June.
The seller promises that buyers can expect style satisfaction from their purchase and guarantees overall satisfaction with wear. It asserts commitment to pleasing customers in look and comfort with a confidence in quality.
Mrs Allie Taylor visits Hele and Elmo Wilson shows his totes. Numerous locals including J M Shooly in Spar, lunsburg and Loupe in Bete on haul today. Mrs HJ Kant2 from Uni Jon try and Whitlesey a business visitor in Urle. Architect A F P Mount travels to Tomentown forlay. the Lynch family heads to a Weak Virginia lumber camp. Mr and Mrs Jobin Jensen of Ali lung NY guests of Theodore Jensen and relatives. Ladies Aid of Colwits ME Church to host cream and strawberry festival Thursday. Tom Ryan, long involved with Erie railroad construction, in bite. Fyn Gordon, Vollentine lorister, and Miss Caldwell visit Grove City to see friends. J To Miner, Alleghenns College graduate, returns to Meadville. Mr and Mrs J Terry of Fourth Ave host in Jamestown. Doyle quirt bottle product promo text follows. Visitors including Wiliam Crawford and others return from Europe. Lon foo ranch plans noted with SovieHiv company. Commencement arrivals include Charles Curr and Bon from Cleveland as Mrs Cates Tretier’s guests. Also Guy Butters and family of Columbus Ave and Mrs Ehutlett Hemis of Jamestown visiting AL D Colegrove and Tame OW BVO St. Mrs Kim Mead Crossstove of Ripley NY staying with Mrs Igen Huetwane.
Secretary Cosby estimates 15000 to 20000 people from local and visiting groups will line Fifth Avenue for Roosevelt’s return parade next Saturday afternoon. About 100 boats will participate in the harbor display as organized groups wear insignia and form blocks on Fifth Avenue between 34th and 60th Streets.
A terse exchange unfolds with a Boule agent and a Madam amid sharp insinuations about Buoyan’s srs and Pepper, exposing a charged confrontation fueled by suspicion and impropriety. The dialogue hints at a broader social snarl.
A controversial campus note from Wellesley College in Massachusetts alleges graduate mothers should remove infants from dormitories. The policy sparks student debate with calls for mothers to leave their babies at home or in a designated nursery. The proposal divides the student body and prompts questions about campus life and parental roles.
An old advertisement proclaims an absolute remedy for corns called Putnam's Paineless Corn Extractor. It touts quick action and painless results, crediting Thomas Downey as the seller with a price of 25 cents.
The Corry Floral Co. invites customers to fill low beds hanging baskets porch boxes and widow boxes with their best plant selections from the greenhouses at Columbus Avenue and Center streets. They offer ready estimates on all work and list 5000 Aster plants and five other varieties priced at 8 cents a dozen.
West Point held dedication ceremonies for a new chapel as rain dampened the farewell to cadet graduates. Colonel Scott and other officials attended on the old chapel steps while chaplains read the creed. The new chapel rises 120 feet above the plain, built in a vertical English style as part of the academy’s architectural heritage.
An advertisement promotes San Cura Ointment as essential first aid for burns cuts bruises and accidents with a money back guarantee. It also touts San Cura Soap for cleansing and banishing dandruff and blemishes. Available through N F Ames Co and Thomas Downey with mall orders handled by Thompson Co Titusville Pa dated June.
Incoherent OCR fragment notes a boy who starts in the morning or evening and usually goes to bed late. Names and details are garbled, mentioning Bre ng Charles Dudiev Wamer and informal observations without clear events or dates.
Three railroads the New York Content Intercsts Monongahela rail road and Jones Laughlin Steel company plan a joint construction across the Monongahela River to Pittsburgh at a cost near 1 million dollars. The Pittsburgh and Lake Erie with New York Central lines arranged a bridge at a point claimed by others, leading to an agreement where the three railroads share the build cost.
A fragmented note on Ha Bluffa and Angglas asks if blue plays vars and where he has been. Mentions a Washington Subr Drame and a 218 piece drum set excluding sticks boule and elt, suggesting a concert or cultural event with missing details.
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