Journal celebrates eight years under Corry proprietor
The eight year anniversary note from the Journal owner recalls steady progress and plans to improve the paper for Corry PA. It thanks patrons, pledges stronger service, and aims to keep Corry as a thriving city. Also mentions Peary proofs debate and Senate action on a Postal Savings Bank bill with savings needs across the Union.
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Lok
Ube
Corry
Pennsylvania
Senate
Postal Savings Bank
Impassable Roads Engulf Rural Areas After Thaw
Reports state towns around Worry are nearly impassable as thaw deepens rifts up to four feet. Horses break through to the bottom in several spots. Milk rigs and the garbage collector cannot reach town, and rural mail carriers face serious route disruptions.
Congregational Church invites youth gathering at Mrs Jane’s
The young ladies and gentlemen of the Congregational church are asked to be at the house of Mrs Jane Marion Street tomorrow evening at 7 46 to consider important matters.
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Congregational Church
Jane
Marion Treet
Deeds Recorded for Postoffice Site in City Building
City Engineer Nevin Dickson prefixes deeds for the Postoffice site and the documents are being recorded at the city building today. The action confirms official transfer of property records and marks a key step in the project timeline.
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Nevin Dickson Bux
Woman Who Marries a Second Time Makes Best Wife
Ex-Judge ARAM J. DITTENHODEDR of New York argues a general rule that a woman who marries for a second time is more apt to make a happy home. She is settled domestic prudent and likely to prioritize household duties over finery. She has learned from mistakes and is willing to compromise with a second husband, reducing home trouble.
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Aram J. Dittenhodedr
New Yorks
Sly
ITER
Vision of The Future Dream by Labor Leader
A labor leader speaks of a future where a cottage in the country replaces city living. He envisions wholesome food sufficient work play and study time and money to support aging parents. He condemns unequal wealth distribution while stressing universal sufficiency and a secure old age.
Stomach Relief Claim From Miona Stomach Tablets
Six year stomach misery ends for a Webster Hotel landlord in New York after using Miona Stomach Tablets. The testimonial from Max H. Hoffman credits rapid relief and restored health, with promises of no-cure risk and money back if unsuccessful. Available through N F Ames & Co and druggists nationwide.
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Mr. Hoffman
Webster Hotel
Yenia
Miona
Max H. Hoffman
Webster
N.Y
N. F Ames & Co
Great American Play "Paid in Full" at Library Theater
The Wagenhals and Kemper Co presents Eugene Walter's Paid in Full at Library Theater on Wednesday March 2. A famed cast from New York promises dramatic power and human sympathy with strong critical praise and a lively, entertaining production.
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Library Theater
Wagenhals & Kemper Co
Eugene Walter
Davies
New York
Ian Treat
Farmer’s Advice Against Monopolists From Toledo Blade
A Toledo Blade extract quotes a Venango farmer arguing for cash purchases and frugal living to beat rising costs. He recalls 1872 prices for goods like cabbage and gloves, notes wage earners’ credit woes, and urges debt repayment and long view budgeting to cope with inflation.
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Sigerworth
Cole
Swan
Prand
Prones
Toledo Blade
Better Migrate to Warren Letter Upset by Town Rivalry
A published letter in the Warren Times criticizes an outside publication about Warren and urges dissenters to leave town. The writer contrasts Warren's aging status, wealth, and manufacturing, noting Corry’s postal system and the Piso Company influenced mail receipts. The piece cites Corry Journal quotes and defends Warren’s prominence amid regional rivalry.
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Warren Times
Lotfy
Timez
Corry Journal
Corry
Dhytine
Tnd
Warren
Piso Company
CoDay
Ayatem
Pronuma
Plumbing and Tinning Shop Ad at First Avenue
A shop at No 11 First Avenue announces services in plumbing tinning and gun fitting with prompt handling of orders. The advertisement credits Guy Rogers as proprietor and provides Bull phone 140 for contact.
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First Avenue
Tina
Guy
Rogers
Bull Phone
Rheumatism Cure Claim From Dr Dethhon's Relief
An ad touts a “Rhematism” remedy promising day curing results for rheumatism neuralgia and related pains. It claims rapid disappearance of disease after treatment and highlights a “rest dose” with price points of 25 cents and 1 dollar sold by Durham Drug Co. Also advertises LAXATIVE BROM Quinine Tablets with money back guarantee and a signature line about wire on each box.
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Dethhon
EL W. Groves
Pardon of Arthur B Spear by President Taft
Arthur B Spear, cashier jailed in the Oberlin National Bank failure, was pardoned by President Taft after his wife lobbied for justice. He had served five years in prison while widely regarded as innocent, with authorities noting no guilt or knowledge of fraud. Taft ordered his discharge effective immediately.
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Arthur B. Spear
J. 0
Wales
Taft
Beckwith
Speme
Toya
Spear
Bia
Look in the Vaults and Classified Ads for It
A concise note directs readers to the vaults and classified advertisements for sought items. The message implies hidden or stored goods awaiting discovery within the newspaper's classified section.
Cure for Eczema Promised by Downey The Shemist
An advertisement-like note touts Zemphia as a permanent cure for eczema and scalp diseases. Downey the shemist claims knowledge of ingredients and offers a home treatment with a simple can remedy. It promises to draw germs to the skin surface and destroy them, leaving skin clean and healthy, and seeks to dispense a booklet on ailments.
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Downey
Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Wide Praise and Sales
An old drug advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy. It lists testimonials and urges readers to buy from local druggists, claiming notable relief for nasal and throat ailments.
Ready for Enter Get Ready for Enter by Ordering Your New Pring
An advertisement by A B Messenger and Son, sole agents for Corry, Pa, promotes a tailoring offer from the International Tailoring Co of New York City. It claims fabrics cutouts are available and wool garments made to measure at low prices with satisfaction guaranteed.
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International Tailoringe Con
New York City
A.B. Messenger & Son
Corry, Pa
Quality coats advertised at right prices
A brief advertisement promises the best quality hard and soft coats at affordable prices. It emphasizes value and variety, appealing to shoppers seeking durable outerwear. The copy highlights price competitiveness and product options for different needs.
Sealshipt Oysters Outshine Watered Varieties In Tests
Townwide notice proclaims higher solid content and flavor in Sealshipt oysters versus watered oysters. A food and drug commissioner analyzed two samples. watered oysters showed 4.07 percent solids while Sealshipt reached 19.02 percent. The piece urges customers to seek the blue and white Sealshipt seal proving freshness and purity and offers free copies of prepared oyster recipes.
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Renegally
Hera
Food and Drug
Analgsia
Somuida Cluhes
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Pupe
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Mamvin
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