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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates listed with per line charges and special section rates. Application ToCht Moric Ik vee culame wilt be 5 eaute fer Hoe each Lsneniog. Warr Corgan Scents pet tine alugie. Copy must be received by the same day before the deadline.
The Spranae Court confirms two year penitentiary terms for two defendants and 3500 in fines, as Justice Snyder and the superintendent seek to restore public trust in the capital's judicial system amid corruption doubts about the Morrisburg exhibit.
An ornate, error-filled ad claims English Marve cures stomach neuralgia and aids digestion. It touts improving skin, reducing throat inflammation, and converting food to useable nourishment, with money-back refunds and mail order availability through Ames & Co and Rheama Co in New York.
An advertisement claims Vinol blends Cod Liver Oil and Tonic Iron to enrich blood. It asserts pure blood guards against disease and promotes health, strength, and vitality faster than other methods. The copy emphasizes iron and blood formation through this tonic.
An employee of Rays Mont Manufacturing Company suffered a serious hand injury yesterday afternoon when his left hand was caught in a press. Fr. Phelps attended to the injured man, but it is unclear whether amputation will be necessary.
The annual meeting of Corty Hospital Association stockholders will be held at the hospital on Wednesday March 8 1910 at eight o’clock p.m. Elections for the ensuing year will be held. Directors to be elected include Ao e IP Canby and Seo.
Fire swept through the pattern shop of the old US Brake Shoe Company plant last night at about 12 15 am. The building burned to the ground before control. The loss is hoped to be less severe since the new plant is nearly ready for occupancy. Officials suspect incendiary origin though no flames are used in the building.
The article describes Vasquez led government troops closing in on Bluefields in Nicaragua as Chamorro and Menaav retreats fall back to defend the eastern division. It notes opposition preparations, possible protracted fighting, and hoped Washington action. It also oddly references a 1910 Concord township annual assessment as a closing line.
The document presents the annual financial statement for Concord Township detailing assets liabilities and fund balances. It outlines revenue sources expenditures and reserve allocations for the fiscal year.
Flag Day was established at the Home for the Friendless in Erie after Captain Baker of Post 70 and Anderson Camp visited. A miniature flag was given to residents, a permanent flag and tablet were placed, and children sang wartime songs as part of simple exercises. The effort, supported by GAR Post 70 Corry and Union City groups, aims to instill patriotism and future civic duty in Erie county orphans.
The article outlines expectations for a strong Corry baseball organization this year with rising local support and upcoming camps. It mentions plans to field a solid battery and reassemble key players from last year to form the nucleus of the team.
A list of advertised letters includes Mrs Anna Brown Garenee Gaunnow a PL Metrady Miss Nellie Callahan Chaudie Wytcott Gunneoy Winters Mr W 5 Gamphrell Jack Pucles Stephen Jude George Peeknook Mendel Stein John B Stover HL I Smith Poraign Boarding House Foreign M Luigi Di Vitale. When calling for the above letters request by advertised.
A factory room in the Ajax building is being remodeled for Nubone Gorse Company Tirmerly of Meadville. A hardwood floor and metal ceiling are installed, walls and ceilings updated, and The Well Electric Light Company is wiring the large room for the machinery.
A dubious advertisement touts Detchon’s Relief for Rheumatism and Neuralgia claiming cures within nine days with rapid removal of cause and immediate disappearance of symptoms. The notice also records a business move by a harness shop owner B. P. Muckreus relocating to 101 Main Street Corry and offering repair work from March 1910.
About 150 invited guests gathered at Henderson music store for a piano recital by nineteen of Prof Wilton's pupils. Attendees praised the music as superb and artistically played with ease. Three graduates and three postgraduates plan a public recital soon at the Library Theater.
Erie Dispatch reports that new rules end long delays in divorce decrees. Prothonotary Henry Brovelier will prepare decrees quarterly, allowing ex spouses to obtain neat certificate forms suitable for framing beside marriage licenses. The change aims to speed up access to decrees after lengthy waits.
The senior class at the high school plans a March 1810 concert to raise funds for the yearbook. A fine program is being arranged and Mayme Glasw Robinson will be among the attractions. Officials will announce the program details in a few days.
Readable text urges placing orders for nursery stock and plants for spring planting with J. A. Conner within the next week. Includes a telephone contact and a call to respond promptly.
A vintage advertisement extols San Cura Ointment as a universal cure for running sores and poison, claiming instant relief and healing from ailments like saltrheum piles and boils. It cites endorsements, price options, and a money back guarantee by N F Ames Co and Thomas Downey, with testimonials.
San Cura Ointment product pitch from Ames & Co and Downey's, advertised by mail order via Thomyean's Medical Thawte. Claims to clear pimples and blackheads, improve complexion. cites anti acne effects and gentle formula.
Lake Pleasant reports Mrs George K Rounds sick with paralysis since February 25 impairing speech and swallowing. Neighbors Mrs Prost of Tir cares for her while Mr and Mrs Willie Bisbee move to Cottage Hill. Bert Applebee and family relocate from Donation Hill. Bert taught school three terms. Ice harvesters Ducombe and Ketcham secured ice. weather caused only two usable days last week due to French Creek flooding near Arbuckle. Forest Adams visited from Donation Hill. Bert and Jule Applebee tapped Rounds’ sugar bank to start a run of sap.
A gas leak along the Pennsylvania Gun Company's main line at Spoon farm, about four miles east of the city, ignited and produced flames about twenty one feet high. The blaze burned overnight but was extinguished by morning after repairs to the Isak line.
A note from Drem Making seeking a trial employment showing relocation to 200 N Center Street with Mra and Indians tailor ing. After long study in the field, the writer believes service will please if given a chance.(Name and specifics are partially garbled but address and intent clear.)
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