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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1911
Page
3
Readable parts advertise a sugar coated tablet claimed to restore worn gut health. It promises rapid results and money back guarantee, urging purchases from druggists and wallets at local stores.
A garbled note mentions candy and a plan involving someone named Harty Home Kirthone Haya. It hints at someone who would not feel bad if deprived of a foothname candy we have waiting and refers to a planned event or gathering with extra Winx homie tonight.
Local ads list Knowlton's Knowlton's Apple Butter and Sage yap ted Anples products, second hand pianos cheap at Manderson's, crepe paper returns at Durhangy, and a variety of spring fabrics and goods. Notices mention a Business Men's Exchange meeting in the Ajax building and a Lutheran Ladies Auxiliary event at North Center Street. Also advertised: Edison phonographs, glass fittings, Vet items, stock feed, and seasonal seafood specials at Knowlton's with orders for Maple Syrup and other groceries.
Dr J M Morkor of Hut falo NV, specialist in optometry, advertises $5 gold shell spectacles or eye klasxis for $1.00. He will be at the Montesa Hotel Parlors on Wednesday, March. The notice promotes lens options and guaranteed satisfaction.
George Brooke a 31 year old University of Pennsylvania student was thrown from a horse while following the hounds at Radnor and suffered a skull fracture and internal injuries. He was rushed to Jefferson Hospital where an operation was performed as the hunt was halted and Brooke remained in critical condition.
Sensation No 1 of the Maren term of Quarter Sessions convened to day. Emma Long a former nurse at the State Hospital pleaded guilty to assault and battery charges. Lovie and McParland also appeared with pleas, while Dorothy Too and Redinet Thompro HOLUeNIa were mentioned in related proceedings. Grand jury presentments and later sessions adjourned to 2 o clock.
An old time scam advertises fake genuine old-fashioned postcards and a rapid sell scheme. It invites readers to mail two-cent stamps and promises a illustrated catalog of guaranteed cards for sale. The address given is 119 Broad Street Providence, Moina-ta.
A historical notice discusses expanding a freight depot by Ein Kalleond Company and the impact on goods receipt. It references a Walter figure praised for diplomacy and wisdom, noting his influence on commerce and patience. The piece also mentions fried wasps as a delicacy and a whimsical aside about confections and a Brooklyn lithograph.
Attorneys for Mrs. Louis Vogt of Union City press for release from Erie county jail after she was found not guilty by reason of insanity for killing her husband. Judge Walling discussed potential commitment to state asylum and possible alienist examination, while the judge expressed reluctance to send anyone to the asylum unless deemed insane.
In a brief note the article describes smoothing irons and care for wash days, advising a soapy water rinse followed by drying and an emery layer for better results. It mentions assistance for sons or kin in preparing rough tasks and maintaining wash routines.
An old advertisement promises wart and corn relief with Putnam's Wart Eliminator. It claims effectiveness for warts corns bunions callouses and similar conditions and lists a price of 26 cents. The copy resembles a generic early 20th century patent medicine pitch.
A hand painted production of Il Trovatore is presented at Lyric Theater with full musical score. Performances run Thursday afternoon from 4:20 to 7 and evening from 8:30 to 11. Promoted as the grandest production attempted in the area.
Local workers offer pruning for shade and fruit trees, shrubs, and grape vines. Cemetery work and pruning at Pravd en1 tree prunet in Corry, PS. W F McGee listed with address 6838 Center Street and phone 170m for inquiries.
Offers made to measure men’s clothing by A F Messenger and Son at 212 West Mulberry Street Corry Pennsylvania. Emphasizes custom fit, quality workmanship, and affordable prices for spring attire.
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