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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1910
Page
4
The Erie Times notes eight years since the Journal's proprietor took charge and reflects on progress, renews commitment to Corry, and pledges better service to readers. It mentions changes in the town and hopes for Cory as a growing Pennsylvania city and references a pole/peary discussion and a postal savings bank bill advancing in Congress.
Thaw makes country fords around Corry nearly impassable with drifts into three to four feet. Horses break through to the bottom. Mill rigs cannot reach town and the garbage collector is barred from rounds. Rural mail carriers face serious route difficulties.
The young ladies and gentlemen of the Congregational church are asked to be at Mrs Jones house on Marion Street tomorrow evening at 745 to consider letters.
City Engineer Nevin TR. Dickson has received the deeds for the Postoffice site for record and the deeds are being escanded at his office in the City Building today.
ExJudge ABRAM J. DITTENHOEFER of New York argues that a woman who remarries is more apt to create a happy home. He claims she is settled and domestic, prudent, and willing to compromise minor issues with a second husband, reducing the risk of home troubles.
A speculative piece imagines a rural cottage life with enough wholesome food work time and money for simple needs. The author rejects equal wealth distribution yet envisions a society where all have enough for a comfortable rural existence and old age security.
A Webster Hotel landlord testifies that six years of sour stomach and gas were cured in days by Miona Stomach Tablets. He says symptoms vanished, weight returned, and health improved after using the remedy widely sold by druggists and N F Ames & Co.
Readable lines describe items such as a complete outfit a whaler bottle counts and a draggion mil LL 22. The text is fragmented with repeated phrases and mis OCR. It mentions round Hid 0 0 and catarrh or mimey back, lacking clear narrative.
Wagenhals Kemper presents Eugene Walter's Paid in Full at the Library Theater on Wednesday March 2. A New York cast delivers the dramatic power, human sympathy and comedy praised by critic Davies of the New York Sun as a biggest dramatic hit of the age. The vital story portrays urban conditions and people, and the production promises a hearty reception.
Guy E. Rogers announces a new plumbing and tinning shop at 140 Hirst Avenue offering plumbing tinning and gas fitting work. Bell phone 140.
A Verango county farmer laments rising prices and urges self sufficiency. He recalls 1872 costs for coffee sugar prune and slee and contrasts with current prices. He advises paying cash avoiding debt and buying at rock bottom prices to preserve produce. He argues wage earners suffer from credit and debt.
A published letter defends Warren as a thriving town with large manufacturing interests and unique post office receipts from a mail order business and a popular magazine. It contrasts Warren with Corry, noting Corry’s stamps are hand-stamped due to no daytime power. The piece also includes a medical ad for Rheumatism and a cold remedy, with product claims and prices.
Arthur B Spear, wrongly imprisoned in the Oberlin National Hawke fraud case, has been pardoned by President Taft. He served five years while his wife Cassie Spear worked to secure the clemency. He is to be discharged and reunite with his family in Youngstown Ohio after meeting his wife at the station.
The ad touts Pape's Diuretic as a fast cure for kidney and bladder disorders. It claims quick relief from pain, frequency, and general malaise, urging readers to seek the remedy through physicians and druggists with assurances of thorough, nationwide availability.
A compact note indicating readers should check the wants and classified ads section to find items or services they seek. It suggests using the classifieds to locate desired goods or job opportunities.
The text claims Downey, a chemist, has a clean liquid remedy Zemox for eczema and skin diseases. It promises home cure guidance through a booklet and asserts the product draws germs and poisons to the surface to heal, even suitable for infants.
An old advertisement from A. E. Messenger & Son, sole agents for Corry, Pa, urges Easter readiness with tailored fabrics and made to measure suits. It touts low prices, personalized fitting, and a satisfaction guarantee. The copy uses exhortations about fabric quality, quick delivery, and seasonal styling.
A publisher urges customers to compare Sealshipt Oysters with watered oysters. Analyses show watered oysters 4.67 percent solids versus Sealshipt 19.02 percent. The claim: Sealshipt yields four times their food value. Fresh oysters are sealed air packed and shipped, preserving flavor.
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