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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
6
Our revised market showcases piled high shelves with choice young steer beef Chautauqua County porkers spring lamb and mutton from Erie and Chautauqua Counties poultry and salt cured meats praised as the best yet seen by local families in Corry and surrounding area.
A list of new books for commencement appears, including My Hehool Life Betool Bellow Days School Day Romance and Late Fiction titles. Also advertised are High School Pennants marked 106 to 81 00 with attention to local display. Readers are urged to visit WK for viewing and purchase details.
A jumble of society updates shows visits and greetings across Meadylite to Sherwan and West Hickey. Names include H Woodring Harry Smith Nellie Wight W B Rhodes Leon Harvey Nellie Whitmore Grace Robbins Teanle Bulmer Florence White Cyrae Medichur W G Curtis Mary Jane Bline and Charles Limbing.
Miss Blewnor Tuts lor Alexander, daughter of Mrs. Henry Addison Alexander, will wed Thao dore Roosevelt Jr at 4 PM this afternoon at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Attendants wear pale pink and pastels and carry flowers. bride wears white satin with tulle.
A fragmented note recounts how roots herbs and barks formed a long standing fall remedy passed through families. It mentions a 80 year origin in a chest connected to Lydia Hi Pinicham and refers to a vegetable compound made today in Tamense quantities from these herbs with dire cautions about extreme unchrmes and elyanline.
Corry Floral Co ofrecen hanging baskets and window boxes for homes with plant selections at their greenhouses on Columbus Ave and Center Streets. Call for details. About 5000 Aster plants in one color offered at 16 cents per dozen.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a man named Hite in a halted scene described with unclear actions and plea like phrasing. Details are obscured, but the piece signals a local brief with minimal readable facts and no firm outcome.
An advertisement claims catarrhal ear infection causes deafness and that Catarrhodony vapor drops delivered via the ear canal restore hearing by clearing inflamed ear surfaces. It promotes Catardhoxone as an effective bronchial and throat remedy and lists a $1.00 trial bottle sold by a Buffalo company and local dealer Thomas Downey.
The Allegheny College board of trustees failed to enact a promised shake up at May meeting. Treasurer Flood resigned. Thomas Kalne elected his successor. A new financial plan was proposed. Mrs. Sarah Cochran offered a conditional gift of 100000 with a 400000 target within five years. Dr Wynest Astiton Smith resigned from a position at Meeneaton University.
An early 20th century ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures deafness caused by mucous inflammation of the eustachian tube. It mentions a reward for cases of deafness not cured and urges readers to purchase the remedy from Cheney Co in Toledo.
Sunlay warning Theodore Hii one of the oldest tailors in ths city, wag Townd dead In his shay at Nw Thu East Right Street, fle died sometime during Saturday all Death wis due to heart trouble. Halts had ten 4 alll foror far many geie, Devenseal was TO years of age In the tailoring Dusiness In thin ity for a great many years.
The Amust theater presents three of the best pictures this evening. Shaw and related titles appear, with new and exciting options for patrons. The talk of reviving deals is noted, though not guaranteed.
A Country Gentleman article discusses grafting as a cure for rabbit damage in orchards. It notes timing for bridge grafting, wound care, seizing bark, and protective measures around trees to promote healing and prevent further injury.
A fragmentary diary style passage blends uneven notes on market talk, mower use, meadow care, and daily routines. It mentions keeping blades sharp, avoiding dull cuts, weather influence on tasks, and reflections on effort and routines, all in a weathered, nostalgic tone.
An advertisement claims rheumatism stems from blood impurities and that cleansing the blood with Pilloxones Liver Aid and Prozonus Liver Aid improves liver kidney and bowel function to prevent attacks. It warns of symptom progression and heart complications if untreated, pricing listed at 37 cents per box by a seller.
A fragmented note offers colored post cards with no advertising and lists manufacturers and prices. An endorsement claims a young man lacking experience should be avoided, citing improper work habits and unfinished jobs as the issue.
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