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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
2
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A bustling magazine style page highlights March features in the life of "HUMAN LIFE" with pieces on Governor Stubbs of Kansas, Alfred Benny Lewis in Washington, and portraits of notable figures. It notes James A Patton’s Europe trip and retirement plans, plus Chicago voters’ upcoming vote on saloon restrictions at ten saloons.
A dramatic plea by DAVID J. REWER argues that delays and technicalities clog the U S courts. He urges simplifying appeals to one posttrial review and insists justice must be prompt, or redress becomes inadequate, threatening the political system itself.
Advertising copy touts San Cura Ointment as a universal cure for running sores, with testimonials from Titusville and Ames & Co. The offer guarantees refund if not effective, pricing 5c and 50c a jar, and promises rapid relief for cuts burns and skin issues.
Advert claims wash with San Cura antiseptic Soap soothes itching and irritations and kills germs. It promises clearer complexion and says it will cure pimples and blackheads. Available at Amesidé Co and Thorns Downey's with mail orders for San Cata Ointment and related remedies from Theropeon's Medical, Coustusville, Pa.
Will Divide Reward for Stolen Horses and Sleigh. WH Walker, North East trem ier, Wheel team of Horses and sleigh were stolen from Central Market house on Saturday Feb 9. One horse found by police in Warren Ho. Second horse found near Lav eden six miles from the city. Sleigh not recovered. A reward of 20 dollars per horse will be demanded from county commissioners by police who located the animals. The money to be divided among those who aided the search.
Dick Thmun, about fifty, met a horrible death in a barn near Union Gily after noon. An outraged bull gored him when it charged and tangled, despite bystanders' efforts to help. He died before they could free him.
A patent medicine claim states Rhomatisn cures rheumatism in a day. It allegedly relieves neuralgia and rhewnation with rapid effects after the first dose. The product is sold for 75 cents and one dollar by Durham Drug Co.
An OCR fragment from a Toledo advertisement promotes various medicines and tonics including Halle Oututeh Cure and Hati Catarsh Cue with references to J. Chendy & Co. It stylefully claims cures and remedies, cites a price of 71 per hott, and mentions Druiatats and other names in a generic sales pitch.
Announcement urges readers to order a spring wool suit with custom cuts and low prices. Claims satisfaction guaranteed by the International Tailoring Co of New York City, with A. F. Messenger & Son as sole agents for Corry, Pa.
The Erie Juvenile Court won its long fight to establish a detention home for dependent and delinquent youths. Currently youths are held in the county jail. County commissioners Monday night approved creating one detention facility for both sexes, opening likely by April first, with W. J. Bogard named to lead the effort.
Tuesday March 1 marked the annual officer election for Fiorent Srittenton Circle. Flora Fritzs was elected President. Mes Chau Perkind First Vice President. Mrs O W Babbitt Second Vice President. Sadie A Barnndall Secretary. Lucinda Grapier Assistant Secretary and Treasurer. Mamie Livermore Chairman of the reserve committees. The circle is growing and its members are faithful energetic workers.
George Kinley Scott Edwards James Carney and Will Carney depart at 4 30 PM Tuesday for Colorado to take up homesteading Their friends wave a great ovation at the depot Rice was sacrificed in large quantity A large horse whip and two formidable looking gunawers presented the fortune seekers and they left old Cory with the hearty Godspeed of a host of friends who wish them all success in their western journey
A Rochester era ad touts Rheuma as a famed remedy for rheumatism. It claims the product removes uric acid from kidneys, calms feverish blood, improves appetite, and strengthens the body. The Rheuma Company guarantees refunds if it fails to cure, with orders via Ames and Co. New York and Buffalo.
The Erle Concert yesterday afternoon featured Bond as the pianist with Mrs. A. W. Schleicher delivering a captivating afternoon recital. Her expertly trained voice earned three encores as she impressed the audience with refined enunciation and expressive presence.
Guy B. Rogers announces a new plumbing, tinning, and gas fitting shop at 110 First Avenue. Bell phone 149. He invites customers to place orders for all related work and promises skilled service from the new location.
A questionable label touting a one day cure for gold is tied to a fake laxative product with listed ingredients including bromides and quinine. The ad promises drivers a refund if no cure is achieved, and notably bears W Grove’s signature on each box.
The line invites readers to search classified sections for items and services. It emphasizes that wants and ads are the place to find what one seeks, aligning with traditional local paper guidance.
A local producer touts Sealshipt Oysters as four times more nourishing than watered oysters after a commissioner analysis. Watered oysters showed 4.67 percent solids versus 19.02 percent for Sealshipt, with fresh water claimed to destroy flavor. The firm promotes air-tight packing, no liquor contact, and a free recipe book for serving oysters.
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