Delivered by carrier 6 gents 6 wncky by mont
A brief notice notes delivery by carrier with six gentlemen and six wnycky by month and a prepayment of 2.8 years in advance.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1910
Page
2
A brief notice notes delivery by carrier with six gentlemen and six wnycky by month and a prepayment of 2.8 years in advance.
Rates listed for insertions with prices per item and deadlines inferred from the garbled text. Mentions include courts, cuisine, police, and local notices. No clear entities or events are readable enough to identify names, places, or dates accurately.
Fair and continued farm weather with showers and possible thunderstorms and cooler winds through Tuesday and Wednesday. Editorial concerns include strict speed limits, enforcement gaps, armory dedication details, and local paving delays on East Main Street. Corry community letters and a note from Ferris Phono Studio closing for safety reasons accompany.
All residents and business people are notified to clean up back yards and paved areas. Householders with injuries or debris needing abatement should notify the health officer. Health Officer and Street Commissioner sign off.
Potatoes priced at 40 cents a bushel for eating varieties and smaller seed potatoes offered. Storefront at 25 Tid Binkeley, 422N Center Street. Customer directions and product notes imply local farm stand or market listing.
An OCR fragment markets Mi-o-na stomach tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach misery. It asserts rapid relief after the first dose and promotes continued use, claiming stomach unclogging liver purification and eventual comfort, alongside Hoath's Pills for liver and constipation.
At a W C T U business meeting the Rest and Reading Room in Corry was discontinued amid fundraising and planning already made. Donations totaling over four hundred dollars and a basement room had been arranged but internal trouble led to halting the project. The secretary will seek disposal of donated furniture and funds with expenses deducted. Members will be notified and monthly donors informed their subscriptions cease immediately while the society resumes temperance work in its season plans.
Warren County licenses for liquor sale were renewed Monday with three bonds held for later decision. Two new applications were heard. one granted and the other for the Glade House on Pennsylvania Avenue refused amid remonstrants claiming the hotel is near a public show.
At 5 PM Progi Juat Northrop of the Gorty Colum Street Railway Company gave the Nu-Bone Corset Company manager and employees a Columbus round trip trolley ride which was greatly enjoyed by all.
Notice from B P Muckress dated March 1 1910 announces moving his harness shop from Columbus to 101 B Main Street Corry and offers repair work for old and new customers in his line.
The record covers a March 2 special council session led by Mr. Bliss with Dawior Love Scully Stumm and Blinn present and Murray Metines entering later. It notes passage of appropriation ordinance No. 319 and Tax Levy Bill No. 820, reintroduction and approval of Bill No. 820L No B2L Bill 816 declared illegal then adopted on first and second readings, and a concurrent joint session with Mr. Lisa presiding. Petitions on sewers and building permissions were acted on, street signs proposed for speed limits, and routes involving the PRR discussed with engineer authorization to coordinate funding.
The ad touts Pape's Diuretic as a fast cure for kidney and urinary complaints. It claims many symptoms improve after a few doses, promising thorough, prompt relief without equal anywhere. It urges readers to obtain the remedy from any drugstore or chemist worldwide.
A long running New York production titled The Gel from Rector's will be shown at Library Theater for a single night on Monday April. The work is by the author of The Queen of the Moulin Route whose show at Circle was only surpassed by The Girl at Weber's Music Hall. The New York Herald called it the most entertaining vehicle ever seen at Weber's and predicted a long run.
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for a cold with LAXATIVI BROMO Quinine tablets. The text notes a money back guarantee if the remedy fails and mentions H. W. Grove’s signature on each box.
J. M. Sheely advertises wallpaper savings with a positive guarantee to save a percentage over sample book agents. Contact at 8191 for details.
An advertised remedy from Babbitt & Son claims a mild soothing liquid stops eczema with first drops. The notice urges readers to buy a fourth bottle at the side and promises rapid sleep after use.
The Jones Brothers Battalo Keynch Wild West Incorporated exhibit the Old Line Coach Betsey, a historic relic shown in Chicago and St Louis world fairs, carried many officers through two Indian wars, led by Pap Evans in the parade. After this season the coach returns to the government for a time in a historical hall.
An advertisement from Thomas Downey's Drug Store promotes a home remedy called Zemo for eczema and related skin diseases. The notice claims the treatment clears skin conditions by drawing germ-causing organisms to the surface and destroying them, and offers a book from the makers with details on how to use Zemo at home. The ad lists other skin ailments as examples and invites readers to obtain the booklet.
Louis Joseph Vange presents a thrilling detective tale The Brac Bowl with fast action and a sparkling love story. The New York Sunday World offers 20,000 word installments over five weeks starting next Sunday April in a limited edition.
The text argues insects resist injury via tenacity of life, describing rapid recovery from blows and temporary paralysis. It notes different species like wasps show armored exteriors, nervous systems govern action, and severe injury or dismemberment ends life, with natural aging terminating vitality.
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