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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
8
The Corry market boasts a wide selection after 45 years with a full line of fresh meat. It features young steer beef, Chautauqua County pork, spring lamb and mutton from Erie and Chautauqua Counties, veal, poultry, and a broad range of salt cured meats.
Special new books for common use and gifts. Includes School Life and School Day Romance titles along with late fiction sets. Prices range from 1.00 to 1.50 with several titles discounted. Visit to explore pens and school memorabilia available.
The ad proclaims a full range of tending styles to please buyers. It guarantees satisfaction with purchases and asserts wearers will be satisfied with the style and fit.
A jumble of social items from Milwaukee to Meadville and Brooklyn notes guests, visits, and travel. Mentions include Woodring in Milwaukee, Miss Nelle Wight visiting Sheriin, W. W. Mitchell in Philadelphia, and Leon A. Marver from Brooklyn. The text also references Mr and Mrs Heyl Robbins with family, and Mrs Ve M. Sandhuns hosting Mr Auli Sandhu. Grandparents Me and Mrs Cyrus Madveliutr are visited, with plans for travel to New York and a 15 person party. Mrs Mary done Billey plans attendance at Charles lambing and Mary Wieox nuptials.
A fragmented report notes a striking scene as a woman encounters a notable object and continues with a personal reaction. The readable phrases imply a sudden emotional impact and a moment of attention drawn by a distinct item.
The ceremony for Miss Blewner Ritt Tee Alexander, daughter of Mrs Henry Addison Alexander, and Theodore Roosevelt Jr will be held at 4 PM at Fit Avenue Presbyterian Church in Newark. Attendants wear dull pink and pale blue, carry roses and carnations, and Miss Alexander will wear a traditional white gown with lace and a tulle veil.
A fragment describes a family remedy using roots herbs and barks once prepared by a grandmother. It notes a historic female illness cure dating back over twenty years and references Aunt Lyla as a maker. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is mentioned as a modern product derived from these ingredients.
The Corry Floral Co. promotes flower seedlings and hanging baskets with perchant whlow boxes and wader for the home. Best plant selections available at greenhouses on Corum bus Ave and Center streets. Call for estimates on projects. 000 Astor plants in various colors at 16 cents a dozen.
An ad touts Catarrhozona as a vapor inhaler to treat middle ear inflammation and related deafness. It claims the nasal passages and throat infection impair hearing, urging use of the inhaler to deposit vapor in ear passages and restore natural hearing. Sold by Thomas Downey and distributed by the N.C. Polson Op in Buffalo for $1.00.
At Allegheny College board meeting on Tuesday a shake-up was promised but finances show a general plan. Treasurer Dre T. Mood resigned. Des Gy De Thomas and others were elected to fill roles. A new financial plan aims to untangle affairs. Mrs. Sim B. Corbran of Dawson offered 100000 conditional on raising 800000 more. Ernest Aston Smith of the faculty resigned to join Princeton University.
An ad claims Dentucen cures deafness caused by inflammation of the auditory tube or clogged eustachian tube. It argues the cure is by constitutional remedies and offers free circulars from J. Cheney & Co of Toledo. Also promotes Kidney pills for constipation.
An elderly Erie resident was found dead at his home after a long illness. The report notes heart trouble as the cause, mentioning a fever and a long engagement in tailoring. The obituary style reflects a local notice of the loss.
The AmuslTy Theater will show three of the bust pictures ever made tonight. A new Siaw tippy feature and no others are listed with a 3 cent admission. The theater caption: Dead For Good asks if the dead can be revived and answers no.
Instructions from JF Gy Moore of the University of Whitington discuss grafting bridges on trees after bark loss. Early spring is urged with careful trimming, wound treatment, and antiseptic painting, followed by binding for protection.
Fragmented medical advice describes infections in the blood and symptoms targeting liver and bowels. It promotes pills and purgatives to remove poisons and prevent rheumatism, claiming to cleanse the system and prevent attacks.
The article offers practical guidance on mowing hay efficiently and safely, stressing daily maintenance of mower knives and teeth, frequent cutting to prevent wasted forage, and keeping horses away to protect piles. It warns against neglecting equipment and outlines routines for time management, weather considerations, and storage to maximize hay quality.
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