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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates listed include per line and per word charges with ten cent minimums. A notice details how payments and collection affect placement and credit for customers, with deadlines and delivery conditions for space allocation.
Weather forecast for Western Pennsylvania gives fair to rising temperatures with cloudy periods and light variable winds. A magazine titled Human Life edited by Alfred Henry Lewis is praised for improvements and recent collaboration with University Press of Cambridge. Various quoted opinions on writing, planning, and political leadership appear, followed by optimistic urges to stay hopeful.
George Faulkner died last night at his daughter Mrs A M Howard’s East Ly ing Street home. He was ninety three and remained sharp until a week before death. Born in Columbus Shenango County Ohio he later moved to Columbus Pa where he was a prominent resident. He leaves four children Emma Johnson of Lincoln Nebraska Lorenza Faulkner of Columbus and Mrs A M Howard of this city. Funeral arrangements set for Saturday afternoon at the Howard residence.
President W J Stern of the Erie Chamber of Commerce urges Corry to back a Erie to Corry trolley linking Waterford Union City and Erie. Local leaders form a three man committee to pursue construction this summer as business leaders expect strong patronage and regional growth. A separate note reports the discovery of William Loveland's body in Youngerville with funeral set for Saturday at 10:30.
A vintage ad promises instant relief from gas indigestion and heartburn with Dinpepsin. It claims the product neutralizes stomach issues within five minutes and prevents fermenting foods from causing nausea, acidity, or bad breath, enabling the user to eat with gusto again.
A benefit skate at the Gentry hospital grounds will support the nurses and library funds next Tuesday. Crosby of the Armory Ink funds the event with three sessions including a night skate and grand march to raise books and equipment, plus a prize for a Saturday race winner. The community hopes for a generous response like last summer.
Persons desiring trees vines or shrubbery for spring planting should reserve their order with J A Conner within the next week. Call 843 B South Street or telephone 2900.
The Lyric Theatre shows “The President's Special or How” with a standout operator mishap scene and a dramatic tense face between ALCO and a pale singer, praised for thrilling acting and scenery. Also showing “4 Slave to Drink” tonight.
Advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as a universal healer drawing poison from wounds. It claims to cure piles eczema boils and chronic sores and to soothe burns cuts and bruises with instant pain relief. Sold by N F Ames Co and Thomas Downey with mail order options through Thompson Medical Co Titusville.
In a city notice a milling company proclaims it is the sole supplier able to clean oats for horses and urges horse owners to switch for a dust free daily ration. They advertise delivery by both phones and promise cheaper Timothy and Clover products versus competitors.
Listing shows transfers of real estate titles recorded in the county Register and Recorders office with names like Bila A Carringer Frank I Heath Carry and Margaret W Twining to George W Beecher D M Jackson and others. The text also includes unrelated ad content for cure products and a druggist wholesale notice with Hull's Family Pills marketing.
C A Mahle died this morning at his Westfield sevidenes on South Street after a brief decline following a stroke. Born in Friberg Clarion County Pa he moved to Westfield then Corry where he joined and later led brush block manufacturing. Survived by wife Eva Strowell son A H Mahle and daughter Mrs Henry Taggaet. funeral Sunday at three at his residence.
Funeral services for Mrs Ryan were held at nine this morning at St Thomas Catholic Church. Rev Father Tracy officiated a high requiem Mass. Mrs Fleming of Collinwood sang a solo. Relatives and numerous friends filled the York street home with floral tributes and memories. Those attending included Mrs Thomas Clark and other relatives from Conneaut and Buffalo, Mrs Fleming of Collinwood, and several local residents.
Thos Downey asserts thorough study of Zemo for eczema pimples and dandruff. He claims Zemo cleanses and heals skin without staining clothes and is safe for infants. A booklet on skin diseases will be provided to explain home cures using this vegetable liquid remedy.
A large crowd gathered for a firefly skate at the Armory last night. The event was generally enjoyed, but damp conditions prevented the expected light display.
Easter shoppers are urged to visit Burkhardt Art Shop at 128 N Center Streets Corry for fine and highly prized gifts. The ad highlights picture gifts as a refined Easter option.
A repairman announces relocation from Columbus to 101 Mul Street Corry and offers his services to old and new customers in his trade. Dated March 1st, 1910, signed B. Mackress.
Tickets to Rocky Mountains Pacific Coast Westbound Canada Mexico and Southwest points on sale daily until April reduced fares. Consult nearest Ticket Agent or B Yunemann A Williamsport Pennsylvania.
The Salvation Army announces a Special Day Range Sale this Saturday at 1 p.m. Come early and everyone is welcome.
Ladies and gents can visit Fratel Chooabing at the St James Hotel for shoe shining services. The brief note invites patrons to stop by for polished footwear.
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