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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1910
Page
3
An early 20th century notice from The Corry Floral Co lists offerings at Columbus Ave and Center Street on Car Line. It promotes carnations and cut flowers with fanciful names, claims telephone orders accepted, and guarantees customer satisfaction.
Local shop announces a removal sale with extra bargains to move stock. Window prices display regular 35 and other paper products discounted to 26, 7, and 24. The book sale continues with values around 59 at 260, inviting customers to hurry before items run out.
Babbitt's Rexall Store advertises a sewing machine purchase with a ten year cash value guarantee and over twenty years in business. The ad notes location at 150 N Center Street and emphasizes reliable instruction and service after sale.
A fragmentary historical dialogue records two disputants debating known events and witness testimony. The exchange questions certainty about what people saw or experienced, highlighting epistemology in theological argument within a Baltimore context.
Local ads list sales and specials at Steen's and Moreland's including ne ckties stationery and oranges. Notices mention planned events from band concerts to dances and a Baptist church meeting. Medical updates note pneumonia and worsening conditions for several residents, with couple of obituaries planned.
Philip Brown will offer at public sale Saturday March 12 at one o clock at Reynolds stable on Washington street the property consisting of a horse buggy cutter wagon mowing machine plows cultivator and other tools V I Powera is auctioneer
Prepared to Guard Mint, Philadelphia, March 8. Orders were issued to have the Witt company Coast artillery ready to leave Fort Dupont Del for Philadelphia at a moment's notice to prevent mobs from interfering with government property.
Hundreds in Corey are urged to treat kidney trouble with Thompson's Barosma sold by Ames Co and Thomas Downey. The ad promises relief for back pain and urinary symptoms, claims purifying effect on blood, kidneys, liver, and bladder, and offers a money back guarantee.
City council presided by Mr Blise with Dunson Love Murthy Scully Bliss present. Minutes approved. appropriation ordinance for 1909 10 adopted on first and second readings. Levy ordinance for the seal year beginning April 4 1910 adopted on first and second readings. Joint session adopted. Monthly city treasurer report accepted. Permits granted for sewer water mains on Main Street and Clinton Street with use of saliet material. Adjourned. C B Porter City Clerk.
Mr Downey the chemist and druggist testifies that ZEMO is a safe liquid external remedy for eczema and skin diseases. He praises its germ destroying action, cleanliness, and suitability for infants, offering free samples and an explanatory booklet.
Mrs James F Baskin died at her Stoneboro home after grief over daughter Miss Lillian Baskin who was killed near Jamestown when struck by a car on February 27. The mother had grown weak through the week and a physician consultation Friday night failed to save her. Relatives include Mia Baskin Mina Baskin and Warren Clary, a jeweler's clerk.
The Clini presented to 4 Jmpe wiiwnew delighted patrons with a musical comedy drama. Adelina von Hagen, from Semall Ohta town, struggles toward the operatic stage while her voice resurfaces after doubt. Anne Swinburne carried the lead with true artistry, delivering a vivid, admired performance as the living character. The four-character cast, set design, and Bohemian New York backdrop earned praise. management earns commendation for presenting the show.
A promotional notice touts Pape's Diuretic as a fast remedy for backache, urinary discomfort, and kidney issues. It claims swift improvement in headaches, dizziness, and sleeplessness, asserting the preparation cleanses kidneys and bladder and restores health within days.
Schedule in effect September 30 1909 shows hourly Corry departures for Columbus with odd hour saves Columbus one hour thirteen minutes past hours, first car 6 am to 9 pm on Saturdays. City Cars run every 20 minutes to North Corry and East Wayne starting 12:20 pm to 6:20 pm and 7:20 pm to 8:40 pm. Additional cars depart Waiting Room Saturday nights at 9:10 and 1 pm. East Wayne Street service runs on even hours at 8 and 45 minutes past Sundays first car from Waiting Room at 8 am.
Fourteen invited ladies gathered Monday March 7 at Mrs Smuts residence for routine activities followed by a social half hour and an elaborate three course dinner. Attentive place cards featured anecdotes that sparked merriment before departure.
A 1900s promotional note advertises D. D. D. cream a soothing external remedy. It claims instant relief from itching and bacteria, offering a special trial bottle at a reduced price. It cites G. D. Babbitt & Son as the seller and notes prior bottle sizes.
The notice asks readers to check the Wants and Classified Advertisements for intelligence on hiring or exchanges involving Ir. It hints at opportunities or inquiries in the Ir column, urging attention to listings and potential deals.
An advertisement touts Mi-o-na stomach tablets claiming quick relief from indigestion, belching, sour stomach, and biliousness. It guarantees a two week course will strengthen digestion and purify bowels, with money back if not cured, and notes availability from N. P. Ames & Co in Corry along with Booth's Pills for constipation.
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