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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
2
Classified page shows rate card for display advertising with per line pricing and weekly terms. It notes space reservations by a specific deadline and indicates columns for Cajun related notices. The fragmented text references weekly charges and must be reserved by a deadline.
Friday and Saturday expect rising temperatures with light variable winds across Wester Pennsylvania. Forecast emphasizes warming trend and pleasant weekend conditions for outdoor plans.
An advertisement extols Diapepsin as a harmless digestive aid that relieves indigestion within five minutes after meals. It promises relief from sour stomach gas and undigested food, and claims it can cleanse stomach and intestines without extra laxatives, suitable for immediate use day or night.
Carrie L DeLeune known as Mrs. Carrie Young wed Francis Rhodes of Philadelphia on March 11 1910 at the Rev George H Pergis Philadelphia. Rhodes is on Marine recruiting duty and the couple reside at 1626 Arch Street. Keystone Co operative Assn Ltd to hold its annual meeting April 1 1910 at 10 am in Corry Pa for officer elections and business.
Miss Roxana Damon twenty was fatally burned when a wood alcohol lamp exploded while she tried to pour more fuel. She ran outside as flames flared, was taken to Cory Hospital and died about four oclock in the morning. She leaves her mother Mrs Porter Damon, a brother Archie of Columbus, and a sister Mrs A Griswold of Corry. Funeral will be private with interment at Clymer.
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans a new operator tower in The toiling area. The switching apparatus remains in use with the Erlin from the old structure, while the German telegraph operator will be stationed in the hex tower. The building arrived fully completed by a flat car, constructed in the Renovia shop.
Jule Web of Tonawanda won the roller race last night by about four laps. The team was Kinley Maloney and Hall. The event ran under the current management and is expected to be held again next week.
A note lists flavors including strawberry vanilla maple with sundaes featuring strawberry maple walnut pineapples chocolate and cherry. Sodas also mentioned with layors and a stray term vor a9 likely garbled.
An old advertisement extols Rexall Mucu-Tone as a blood absorbed cure for catarrh. It warns of systemic illness causing consumption and promises a money back guarantee if the remedy fails. The notice touts two sizes and local availability at Treheal Store, Co. Babe bith & Son.
The Fifth Annual Spreng Opening of the G. N. Roberts Dry Goods House drew large crowds last evening from 7 to 9. The display featured dress goods trimmings silks linens and drapery with a full range of garments. Fisherty's orchestra provided music as buyers marveled at the quality stock artistic windows and decorative fittings. Sweet & Co millinery supplied the handsome hats on display.
A. J. Paver hosts a voting contest offering a free piano to nominate a lodge school fire company church or Sunday School. Nominations reopen March 25 1910 with 60 free votes for early entries and details at 118 North Center Street.
A fragmented ad touts the benefits of made to order suits from the International Tailoring Co. agents A. F. Meswenger & Son for Corry, inviting readers to inquire prices and visit for custom measurements. The text also mentions a one day cure claim for a laxative tablet product with a slogan and box label details.
Crowd sparse at Library Pheator night but witnesses say the bout was clever. Comstock weighed lighter by about fifteen pounds yet defeated Rosewicz in the first fall, then won the second after a 12 minute struggle. Rosiewicz sprained fingers and fought on as Ackerman challenge looms, with James Ellis seeking a world welterweight title bout in Jamestown.
The Daughters of Isabella entertained at St Patrick’s party night in the club hall. Garcia was the principal prize winner with the flat prize going to Joseph Splewian and the consolation prize to Thomas Muwite. Readings by Misses Gorn Metinbu and Elizabeth Kinley and music by Misses Lucila Murray and Florence Mende.
Easter gift items at Burkhardt Art Shop in Corry on Center Street include dainty picture cards and decorative wallpaper. The ad highlights framed prints and artwork as prized private gifts for the holiday season.
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