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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1910
Page
3
Morris Sewing Machines come with a 10 year cash value guarantee. Babbitt's Rexall Store has stood at 150 N Center Street for over 26 years offering reliable service and proper instru ctions to keep sewing machines in good order.
A fragmentary dialogue reveals characters debating a social match and wealth. Mrs Whelus is praised for her large family of daughters while remarks about sequomy and ante hints at social expectations. The exchange ends with uncertain talk of phosphorns and a humorous mispronunciation.
The column lists events and notices from City and Vicinity including plays, gatherings, meetings, and upcoming socials. It notes High School Concerts, church group meetings, personal moves, and local fatalities. Names include Mrs H.G. Weaver, William P. Brown, and George Faulkner among others, with dates such as March 17 and 18.
A story touts a cure for piles under San Cura Ointment, claiming rapid relief and a testimonial from Rev. W. P. Gilbert of Titusville. The note credits agents NOP Amond& Co and Thomas Downe in Corry for distribution and asserts instant relief from burns and bruises too.
A parent recounts a late night purchase of Myomel at a drugstore that rapidly relieved a four year old boy from croup within minutes. The ad promises Myomel as a powerful cure and explains complete outfit costs and ordering details for homes with a sick child. It cites Ames Co and a Washington DC address for contact.
The advertisement argues external treatments fail to cure piles, claiming only internal medicine can remove the disease. It promotes Dr Lionhautt's Home Food as the guaranteed internal cure in tablet form, sold by NF Ames & Co. Corry, Ha, at $1.00 for a large box.
A sensational tale from Puck recounts Layley and a man and woman driven by greed and passion. After amassing $10,000 the man seized the funds and bought an automobile to pamper his wife, provoking her fury and the ire of suffragettes who confronted her at home.
Fragmentary chatter describes a dinner in New York featuring Mary Morris and Howells. The rough prose mentions frankness versus correctness and a nod to Venus de Milo in a garbled, era tone.
A dated advertisement touts SwihCura heating and antidiotic soaps promising fever relief, skin rest, and cure for pimples. It claims 26 cents per large item and lists Amesge Co and Thom Downey as sellers, with mail orders from Stumpson Medical Co in Titwaville.
Citizens selected to fill vacancies caused by deaths in the New York Hall of Fame. Notables listed include Grover Cleveland, Joseph H. Choate, and Andrew Carnegie among others. Regents named presidents and chief justices, with appointments across multiple states.
A retail list advertises groceries and drugs with bold claims of special prices. Items include soap, laundry powder, headache remedies, cough syrups, tonics, prunes, coffee, flour, and other staples. Multiple brands and household products are offered with discounted per sack or per bottle rates.
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