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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
2
Weather ind indications show warmer trend with mild to warm temperatures forecast east to south. The fragment notes a Wednesday through Thursday clearance of cooler air and shifting winds across the region indicating a warming pattern.
A Washington DC parent writes of Hyomei curing a four year old boy's croup in fifteen minutes after trying many remedies. The ad claims full home outfits cost $1 and include complete instructions, with additional claims to cure catarrh coughs colds and sore throat from N P Ames Co dealers.
An Willink New York resident James B. Paige narrates a four year sciatic rheumatism case and claims Rheuma cured him after two months. The testimonial promises a money back refund by N. F Ames & Co for bottles mailed from Buffalo New York.
Congress on Monday approval of the Bates bill relieves Henry Mulvin of desertion charges from the Civil War era. Bates had long urged the measure, crediting his persistent efforts for exonerating the Erie County man who had escaped from a military prison after a dispute with an officer. The item connects to a broader note on wartime records and local impact.
An advertisement promotes Rexall 93 Hair Tonic claiming it restores scalp vitality, nourishes roots, and stimulates new hair growth. It cites ingredients like Regorein Naphto and Pilocarpine, offers a money back guarantee, and directs readers to buy at The Rexall Store in Corry through Babbitt Son.
A Baptist Christian society held a surprise social and conference event last night in their new church room. Attendees included all officers and committee members. Will Wood presided with Miss Terry as vice president and Miss Louise Gauffrean as secretary treasurer. Miss Grace Rhodes led a Bible contest with Chas Monroe and Glenn Gauffrews captains. The Lookout committee presented charades, and a piano duet by Hessie Allen and Esther Thomas honored the occasion. The floral contest run by Dr J H Linendell provided entertainment before adjournment just after 1 a.m.
Lyons and Murray moved into a new Weir store room in the Dawson Sulovk area yesterday and opened for business. The owners expect it to boost overall trade in the block and attract customers to the new retail space.
The So singing Betterment Club meets on the third Saturday each month at Grange Hall West Spring Creek to benefit members socially and intellectually. Program includes singing, recitations, readings, music, and debates with topics on high living costs. About 50 attended last meeting. next event planned for April 18 with a debate on whether warriors or statesmen benefit the country.
A vintage medical ad proclaims Diapepsin vanquishes gas heartburn and dyspepsia letting you eat freely without fear. It claims rapid digestion of meals, elimination of stomach discomfort, and relief from belching nausea and heaviness, urging readers to obtain the remedy from druggists.
Jay Teel, Jones Will West superintendent, arrived Tuesday to oversee repainting of wagons and equipment. The team will be ready to hit the road likely by the end of May with the opening exhibition in Corry.
An advertisement from McGray and Slonona promotes their line of Oxfords and pumps. The copy urges shoppers to choose smart, neat shoes to complete a refreshed look with new hats and a proper wait. The tone targets those wanting to look their best.
An old advertisement praises San Cura ointment, claiming cures for burns cuts and bruises plus piles eczema ulcers and pimples, and guarantees money back. It urges readers to buy from N. W Ames & Co or Thomas Downey and notes San Cura Soap antiseptic uses and mail orders. The copy markets the product for emergencies and lists distribution in Tusville, Pa.
A Corey resident, Mrs Hately of 208 W Main St, reports rapid relief from kidney pain and backache after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She credits the product with eliminating years of suffering and urges others to try it, noting available at N B Ames & Co Drug Store and priced at 50 cents.
Henry Hollivnal family returns to their farm here after four years away, with best wishes to Mr. Besson and family as they depart. Mr. Brown's farm on Spring Greek road to be their new residence. Oliver Castler and wife of Columbus dine with their daughter. Mrs. Charli DeJean hosts on Taeaday. James Halli couple attend Mrs. Perking's funeral in Columbus. Anna Springstead helps prepare for moving.
Mr G P Hollen of the township sold a large span of mules to I J Jones of Chandler's Valley. Jones plans to use the animals in his wild west show organized at Corry and will begin road work in early spring with his outfit. The mules will be used on the stage coach in the hold up act. Union City Enterprise.
Mr and Mrs H M Crittenden who have spent the winter in Corry where Mr Crittenden is with B L Mose building fine residences have moved back to their home on East High street They leave Corry and plan to renew contracts in Union City with Mose and Crittenden continuing their work in local building trades.
An old ad touts cures for a cold with laxative Bromos tablets. It promises refunds if not effective and lists B. W. Groves as the maker with a price of 26 cents. The sale includes garbled text about large features on each box.
Notice from B. 1 Mackreus date March tat 1910 states relocation of a harness shop from Golumbun to 108 Manin alreet Certy and readiness to service old and new customers with repair and specialty work.
The notice urges workers to collect last summer salt pressed garments for Banter pricing. It advertises early ordering in Room 8 Traction Bldy with Bell phone 1421. The fragmentary ad signals a local job or cleaning service during a restricted period.
Unclear OCR text discusses Que Town Dragaists and Paintkiller hosting a humliuine event. Mentions a past period several years, Ward soa, and a botta ff this indispensable fumily moioine. Five to nine words of genius, 300 and Bou bottaa appear as garbled details.
A new plumbing and tinning shop operates at 110 Flist Avenue offering plumbing tinning and gas fitting services. Proprietor Guy Rogers invites orders and provides Bell telephone contact for inquiries and work.
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