Sewing Machine Guarantee and Store Address
If you buy a sewing machine from Morria you can rely on his instruction and service. The 10 year cash value guarantee and over 26 years at the same stand are noted at 160 N Center Street.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1910
Page
3
If you buy a sewing machine from Morria you can rely on his instruction and service. The 10 year cash value guarantee and over 26 years at the same stand are noted at 160 N Center Street.
Albany reports three bills introduced by Assemblyman Perkdas and Senator Agnew to curb oral betting after a court of appeals decision. Wadsworth and Governor Hughes shown backing the measure as part of annual legislative recommendations. The bills aim to strengthen penalties and regulate betting practices statewide in Albany.
Damisgeus is noted as an ancient city rivaling the world’s oldest, preserving its site from patriarchal times. References link it to Abraham and the Syrians, with a lineage tracing to Te, son of Aram, and early biblical figures.
A jumble of shop ads and local notices describes a Saturday sale at Durhams and other promotions from Wright's to Durham's Drug Store. Community events include sermons, charity suppers, spring openings, and Lenten services. Obituaries note Berkine and local family updates, with a crime report of a stabbing near Wisghtworth and Pexch streets and a jewelry loss in Jamestown.
Vendors claim Thompson's Barasma cleanses and tones kidneys liver and bladder. Ad asserts many people suffer undetected kidney issues and promises a money back guarantee through N F Ames & Co or Thomas Downey. It urges trial with 60 cent bottle and guarantees dramatic improvement within days.
Schedule in effect September 30 1909 shows Corry to Columbus cars at even hours from 6 am to 8 pm with last car from Corry at 10 pm and Columbus at 10 30 pm on Saturdays. Cars run every 20 minutes to North Corry and East Wayne, 12 20 pm to 6 20 pm and 7 20 pm to 8 40 pm. Extra cars depart Waiting Room Saturdays at 9 and 11 pm with service from Fast Wayne Street at even hours and 41 minutes past on Sundays starting 8 am from Waiting Room.
Dr Datchons Relief for Rheumatism and Neuralia claims radical cures in eight days with immediate symptom removal and strong system action. The ad notes great benefit and pricing at 75 cents and $1 through Barham Drug Co. Also directs readers to the Wants and Classified Ads for more.
A fragment from a 19th century page hints at Madge and Marjorie in a domestic scene. Hovering, a man waits longer than an hour in a tiny life moment, with playful references to life in the home and a nursery rhyme tone.
A muddled ad lists groceries and household goods with low prices. Items include tea blends, coffee brands, laundry soap, toilet soap, washing powders, headache medicines, tonics, cough syrup, and digestives. Flour and crackers are highlighted with specific sack prices and March sale timing. Many brand names appear in a cluttered OCR.
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