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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates are listed for an afternoon edition with per line charges and minimums. The notice references insertion deadlines and recall policies for the week, noting limited space and the need to confirm dates and pricing with the publication.
Weather notes predict milder conditions with rising temperatures across the region. Forecasters caution that unsettled patterns may bring brief showers and stronger winds toward coastal areas next week.
Death of a prominent Jamestown woman is reported. W Humphrey, owner of the Humphrey house since 1881, died after a ten day illness. He was a key figure in Jamestown society, linked to literary and musical circles, and to the city’s sacral life. Funeral held at First Presbyterian Church in Jamestown. In a separate incident, Mrs Winmunnot W Fredericte street narrowly escaped serious injury from a kitchen stove explosion. a gas leak and oven ignition caused limited damage and burned areas, no further injuries reported.
The Home Protection Lodge honored founder Mr. J. Wales at last night’s meeting with a literary and music program. The lodge, organized on the first Monday in April, marked its eighty year milestone in flourishment and good spirits.
The Baptist Sunday School class of Mrs. Jr. B. Linncott enjoyed an evening at her home with all the girls dressed in old style garments and head dress. An old fashioned supper was served at 6 o'clock by H. B. and Emma Lingcott. The hostess celebrated Mrs. Linncott's birthday anniversary.
The Corry Metal Furniture Company has purchased the lot facing the taile road track formerly used by the Wilson Sucker Rod factory and a rear adjoining lot on Maple Avenue. A large factory building will be erected on the combined property.
The adjourned meeting of stockholders of Conry Hospital Association will be held Thursday at Bo'elock p m. Indicates continued discussions on hospital affairs and upcoming actions.
C B McGray and Son advertise two farm wagons and a leather trimmed runabout from a car load. Features include axles and azure and granrantee detailing. See them at the premises, contact for sale terms.
An old advertisement warns readers that failing to heed early signs of kidney trouble leads to painful symptoms. It promotes Thompson's Barasma as a guaranteed, affordable remedy sold by Amwe & Co and Thomas Downey, claiming it cleanses the kidneys and purifies blood to relieve backache and other pains.
A sensational medical advert claims Pope's Diuretic cures kidney and urinary ailments. It promises rapid relief from nocturnal incontinence, dizziness, eye swelling, and pain, asserting the remedy targets the kidneys and urinary system. It cites a 50 cent price and availability through druggists and agents.
Regular meeting with Ream Chase Rivker and Ream present. Record of Moreh 7th approved. Ordinance amending Sec 2 of Bill No 6 adopted and sent to printing. Chase moves to rescind Fed action on Stat and Bill No 318, carried. Keefe moves to return Bill No 316 to Common Council, carried. Council adjourned. W.E Wilton, Clerk
Manley and Bingham advertise a 1910 line of domestic and imported wall papers with free estimates on materials and labor. They offer a large portable vacuum cleaning plant for renovating hotels churches lodge rooms and private residences and invite reps to call with price estimates.
Notice states the annual meeting of The Keyntona Co operative Ass n will be at its Corry office on Thursday in 1910 for officer elections and general business. The meeting is called for 10 a m. Also an advertising line for PAZO OINTMENT claiming piles relief in 6 to 14 days at 60 cents.
The Corry unit under Captain Webb, praised by Major Henry Kuchner inspector of the second brigade, for neat attire and effective drill. Major Stiles, Major Burns, Major Wilcox, Captain Humes, and Lieut Patton attended, with the company owning its own armory enabling regular drills.
A Spanish physician on the Woodbury staff reports Oleum Uvedalia as a tremendous hair growth agent. It is added to Woodbury Hair and Stolp preparations, with free samples sent from West 24th Street. Local physicians call it the most important revival agent for hair growth in a century, offering sample requests for those with scalp concerns.
The Carry Men's Federation met in the Presbyterian church parlors for a monthly session to discuss public utility control. The topic compared current, government, and national ownership systems, prompting widespread participation. The meeting was described as among the best held.
A freight wreck near LeBoeuf blocked the P and E line early today, forcing the morning passenger service to run via Brocton. A light engine was struck by a freight train and several cars derailed, but there were no serious injuries and the track was cleared in time for the afternoon train.
The Pennsylvania delegation led by Hon. Arthur L. Bates of Meadville voted to sustain Hon. Joseph G. Cannon in the preliminary question and on the Norris resolution to curb the speaker by removing him from the rules committee.
The W. G. U. ladies plan a reception for the School Board and teachers this Friday evening at Dr. Jeannie Young's home. Prof. Curtis will deliver an address on Scientific Temperance Instruction, followed by music and a brief program.
Reduced fares offered to Pennsylvania Ktulltown and Western points with daily service to the Rocky Mountains Pacific Coast and Mexico until April 16. Consult nearest ticket agent or B. Yungman A Williamsport Piwi 19 for details.
It would pay you to review our line of Oxfords and Pampis with the best styles. At a time when you want to look your best, a new suit and hat won’t finish the job unless you have on neat shoes from 56 McCray Me Stearns.
Max Hl Holtman of Webster New York reports six years of stomach misery eased after using Miona treatment. He claims the remedy stopped pain eructations heartburn and nervous distress within days and improved appetite sleep and overall health. NF Amul Co sells the product through druggists nationwide with box pricing.
A dense seed catalog fragment advertises charming sweet peas with orchid-flowered varieties The Countess Spencer and the White Spencer and offers eight half ounce packs for 26 cents plus a free packet of double poppies The ad touts orchid varieties and early blooms urging readers to order Edgar A Higgins Swart Pon Specialist Aveon Steuben Go N.Y.
Schedule shows hourly Corry to Columbus cars on even hours from 1pm to p m and arriving 80 minutes after, last car from Corry at 10 and Columbus at 10:80 pm. city cars every 20 minutes to North Corry and East Wayne, with additional waiting-room trains. Saturday nights add extra runs. East Wayne street service on the hour and at 45 minutes past. Sunday service begins with a first car from waiting room at Ken tm.
A. Paver offers a $450 piano as the prize in a voting contest. Nominate a woman from a lodge, church, fire company, or Sunday School. Nominations run to March 25, 2010, with early entries receiving complimentary votes. Contact Callin and Jeann Sil at 118 N. Counter Street for details.
Easter gift shoppers in Corry are invited to Burkhardt Art Shop at 123 Center Avenue to view dainty pictures and fine framing options. The shop emphasizes tasteful, specialty framing as a highlight of the season.
The Corry Milk Products Co. will begin cheese production at its Second Avenue factory. H.R. Brigg, secretary, notes the project starts in April with the plant to be powered by existing facilities.
U P Magkreas announces removal of his harness shop from Columbus 101 East Main Street Gorey and states readiness to serve old and new customers. The note mentions repairing a specialty with a formal sign off dated March 1st, 100.
The Inet this week will be busy for Corry Cleaning. Nearly everyone will have last summer's suit cleaned for Easter. Bring your garments in now to Room 8, Traction Building. Bell phone 142 FP.
Poreona customers urged to place orders for spring planting with J A Connor within the coming week. Contact 849 B South Street or call 2022 for available trees vines and shrubs and ordering details.
A new plumbing and tinning shop announces its opening at 110 What Avenue and invites orders for plumbing tinning and gas fitting work. The note promises skilled service in all lines of work and urges customers to place early orders.
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