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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1910
Page
2
Rates for Dunay Aw KeTWeG and Taown advertising are listed with five lines per entry, including the price per week and issue totals. The notice notes lock rules and pane date details, with references to Wasi Coast and Shoreline areas.
Weather report notes moderate south to southwest winds and mild conditions for Western Pennsylvania on Tuesday. Forecast emphasizes prevailing breeze from the south and southwest with stable temperatures and no major weather events indicated.
Fractured local concerns complain of reckless auto driving before the season. An incident on First Avenue near Washington Street injures cyclist Alex Molines lightly. Citizens urge stricter enforcement, noting limited protection under the new law and rising fatalities. Editorials defend newspaper advertising as essential to publish and fund contrast. A Pinkerton detective tale and Lehigh Valley Railroad plans also appear amid scattered notes.
Local reader Mr McGair of Corry Pennsylvania testifies after suffering kidney trouble and backache for months. He reports severe pain and limited movement until using Doan's Kidney Pills from N Ames Co Buffalo NY, which provided prompt relief and no recurring attacks. Sold by all dealers 60 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
The W. OT. U. hosted a successful reception for teachers and the school board at Dr. Jennie Young’s home with 22 guests. Pink and white decor, Sweet peas donated by Mia Snifwell, varied entertainments and prizes, a graphophone by Durham Co. for music, and a serving committee from W. G. T. U. The event closed late with attendees expressing appreciation and thanks to sponsors.
A rubbish pile behind Lorenzo Dunharn’s house on Hl Main Street sparked a serious fire that reached the kitchen roof. An alarm summoned the chemical wagon and No. 2 fire unit, but water was not used as the blaze was extinguished before arrival. Several nearby fires began after the initial blaze, prompting a general alarm before crews arrived.
An Ames and Co advertisement touts Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Roid as a tablet treatment for piles with a strict money back guarantee. It claims only a 2 percent failure rate and avoids surgery, offering a 24 day $1 course. Contact Buffalo NY for booklets.
Augustua Jones and brother prepare a major road show arriving late April in Corry. The lineup touts the Royal Tokyo Japanese Troupe of ten and a Sioux group from government appointed non English speakers. Acts include Cossacks, Roman hippodrome riders, cowboys and cowgirls, bucking broncos, ropers, two brava bands, a 10,000 seat piano, 18,000 acts? The company lists 225 people and 26 Go-foot emus.
An ad touts Page's Diuretic as the best remedy for kidney and urinary woes. It claims rapid, thorough relief within days, with benefits including healthier kidneys, liver, and urinary system, and encourages buying from Page Thompson & Page. It urges trust in the medicine as a universal, safe solution.
Capt Alfred Smith and Lieut Eric Lindberg lead a self denial special at the Salvation Army with a schedule of talks and church affiliations from March 28 to April 8. Notable speakers include Rev CB Wood of Firat Presbyterian, Rev H C Weaver of Firat M E, Col Richard B Holz of Philadelphia with Mrs Holz and Cadet Ernest Holz. Tickets 10 cents.
We offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of a mother cured by HIA Dal's Cateably Cure. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio declare their long acquaintance with J. Cheney and endorse the product. Walding, Kinan & Martin, Wholesale Druggists, warn about costs and obligations.
A notice from B. P. Mackress dated March 1 1910 announces moving goods from Columbus to 1018 Main Street Corty and offering repair work for old and new customers in his line. The ad includes a promotional claim for a cold remedy with Grove’s signa ture and a laxative bromide product, typical of early 20th century drugstore notices.
Ni B. Amity & Co and Thomas Cowbey sell San Cura Ointment on a money back plan promising immediate and permanent relief from eczema, tetter, salt rheum, itching, bleeding piles, burns, cuts, pimples and more. Testimonials from Aubry Potter, Chad Nok, Chris Fay, Eugene McKenzie, James Lynch praise rapid healing. price 26c and 60c for four jars from local sellers Ameo & Co, Downey, and Thompson Medical.
The No-Bone company shipped machines to Corry on Saturday and some staff will ride the train there this morning. Operations are expected to begin by noon Monday, with Meadville officers returning to close affairs. Manager Drew and his wife plus about 20 skilled operatives arrived to start the plant tomorrow morning. Although rooms aren’t finished, orders press on, aiming for a model plant once setup is complete. Drew says he is pleased with the accommodations and progress.
Easter Monday Ball features PROBHAR Orchestra with selected songs and solos by Mrs Robinson including The Nightingale Peon Owl Song and Where Blossoms Grow. Also announces Persia Photo Studio closing due to chemical poisoning with thanks to Corry patrons.
A brief offer promises a year in college for a young man or woman in the United States with earnings of $250. It claims no interference with other employment and asks applicants to state their preferred institution. Address M. H. Pemberton, Columbia, Mo.
Public notice from Health Officer J Kuntz and Street Committee calling residents to clean back yards and abate nuisances along paved alley frontages. Businesses abutting paved areas must remove refuse and display proper names. Householders urged to notify health officer of nuisances needing abatement.
The Corry Milk Products Co. will start cheese production at its factory on Second Avenue beginning April 1. Local officials confirmed the plan and noted the move expands regional dairy processing capacity.
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