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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
2
Advertisements run in this edition at two dollars per line with a minimum. Space limits require copy to be received by nine oclock each weekday. Rates apply per insertion and include standard display options.
Pair and somewhat cooler Friday and Saturday brisk and possibly high westerly winds. Probably air Sunday with cooler conditions expected across the region.
Union City Times reports Rev N J MacIntyre of Corry has agreed to run as a Prohibition party candidate in the third legislative district of Drie county. He is praised as a strong speaker and community leader who has revitalized the Union City church and would be a credit to the county in the legislature.
Corry reports active building operations in the old town as a new front-block display goes up. Fannie Crosby marks her 6th birthday at her Bridgeport Bonn home, famed hymn writer blind since age six. A Punxsutawney Spirit quip notes loafers hinder work. another line critiques auto loans and high living on a tight salary.
In Titusville Pennsylvania on March 24 1910 MerHoward Kerr aged five died from burns received around a bonfire at home her clothing catching fire An obituary note records the tragedy with location Foxbury and the fatal incident date given.
Chicago reports a significant loss in cold stored eggs at the Ameri can Hen and rival Cold Storage Plant. Officials say about 80 percent of stored eggs show losses, with an estimated 240,100.00 dollars lost from 24 million dozen eggs stored April to January.
An advertisement touts a stomach tonic claimed to restore strength, energy, and elasticity to the stomach. It is sold by N. B. Amos & Co and druggists, guaranteed to relieve indigestion or money back, in small boxes for a low price.
Mrs Henry Boreland died March 20 at her daughter’s home in Indiana County. The M G church hosts Buster advicew Sunday at 11 in the morning with a strong program. Evening revival at 7 40 and Epworth League at 6. Mrs EM Putnam visiting daughter Mrs Parker in Clymer NY. Mary Schramling ill at home. The Mothura meeting at Mrs Pannie Schramiling’s home enjoyed by all. Bake sale at EG Barnes store Saturday by Ladies Aid Society.
Friends of Mea Drake hosted a postal card shower in Concord marking her 60th birthday. Mrs Drake gratefully received the beautiful cards and expressed heartfelt thanks for the kind remembrance.
Dobbing of Pittsburg for Singer Sewing Machine Co is installing machines in Nu-Bone Gorweta factory occupying the third floor of Ajax building near the union passenger station. Work progresses rapidly and rooms will be ready soon. Plant will employ many women and offer good wages.
An old medicine ad offers Rexall Orderlies claimed to be odorless, tasteless, and gentle with no side effects. It urges risk-free trial at the store in Corry, listing prices for 12 tablets and 4 tablets, and promotes suitability for children and chronic conditions.
The Corry Hospital Association held its annual meeting with 181 of 185 shares represented. The existing board was reelected and D Warren DeRosay secured the sole vacancy. The new directors include W. J H. Duffy S. D Hors B. M. Bonnell C. J. Smith J. P. Canby Harry Auer J. F. Austin ALR Morgan D. P. Eaton CH Bagley B. Kibler G. A. Elston B. H. Phelps H. H. Olds A. C. Sharwood H. M. Norton FE Davis Wads C. D Wilkes FH. Button J. C. Wilton O. L. Alexander Glenn Goulfreay J. J. Desmond D Warren De Rosay The board will meet in a week to organize.
The New Raymond plant work begins as E M Love & Son announce a large addition to the Raymond Mfg Co plant. Customer notes praise Zemo for eczema pimples and dandruff with claims it cleanses skin without staining clothing and can be used by infants. A booklet on skin diseases is offered with home treatment guidance.
A Corty Pennsylvania resident testifies to rapid relief from kidney trouble and rheumatism after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports acute back pain eased and notes the product's availability at Ames & Co. Drug Store and Foster Milburn Co. Duffalo New York as the sole United States agent.
The Erie Times honors local elder statesmen noting Hon Jerome Fy Howning’s 88th birthday in Erie. Judge Emory A Walling cites residents including Rev Wilson, Wildynn A. Gillett, A I Fobneon, and others as some of the county’s oldest and most enduring figures with memories of Greenfield and Union City.
An advertising claim promises rapid relief from sour stomach and indigestion. The copy touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a harmless preparation that digests food, prevents fermentation and heartburn, and offers relief in five minutes with a 60 cent case claimed to cure most cases of dyspepsia in a simple stomach upset.
Jackson J. Reynolds aged 75 was fatally burned when a rail fire on his Dempeytown area farm overwhelmed him. He spent his life on the farm once owned by his father. The funeral occurred this morning amid community gloom.
Fragmentary ad style notice references a fake potion cure marketed to cure disease with druggists in Toledo. It mentions prices and names like Curtin and Walding and hints at sales in wholesale drug avenues. The rough text suggests a consumer protection or regulatory action against dubious medical claims.
Plow gardens with one horse for small plots, harrow, spread manure, and manage premises. Uses a wide tire wagon to spare lawns. Contact D Chambers Bell at Bell phone 1b for service in Corry Ps awl.
A Cornish message states the writer removed a harness stop from Columbus to 101 B Main Street Corry and plans to dework for old and new customers. The letter is signed respectfully by B Pr Miskeane with a date reference and address, indicating a new customer initiative.
The notice warns of busy days for Cozy Cleaning and Design Works with many preparing last summer outfits for Faster. Customers are urged to get their finables early in Room 8 at Section Building, Bell phone 42 LW.
Fragmentary notice from North First avenue New York City listing plumbing tinning gas fitting and tailoring services. Mentions A E Messenger line and Corry agents with Bell phone 140. Sparse readable details imply an advertisement for services and orders.
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