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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1912
Page
6
An old fashioned ad touts Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for indigestion biliousness and constipation. It extols primitive living and fruit intake while criticizing harsh purgatives, claiming the product is a gentle regulator made from figs senna and aromatics by the California Fig Syrup Company.
A string of local residents and visitors are noted for business and travel. Dr J G Rieti arrives in Meadville, Ales McTunos Jr heads to Oil City, Walter Wills to Warren, Addie Babcock to the McFhine, Frank Betts to Warren, Dr Wright of PR Ry in town, Dr Page of Sprig Creek spends afternoon here, Mrs Molonn Geer departs for Meadville, Harry Miler of Hammond visits, Ray Middaugh of Albion in town with Chienda, A J Bush and J J Desmond depart for extended western trip, Mr Lela leaves for New York for a funeral, David Hughes of Warren returns home after the May party.
Multiple names appear as residents or visitors from Jamestown Warren Renovo Sherman Sherman area towns visiting the city for business and social engagements. Individuals include J I Rovily from THahville John Cones from Walon City Bud A A Amildon Frank Phelps Mrs Whittlesey and Miss Cameron Mrs Host Roneh and G P Pitingill Walter Pettingill and James Healy Attorney J G Spencer of Meadville represents the Erie Railroad in city business.
Dr Elmer Bo Livingston of Johnsonburg died suddenly at Kane Hospital Tuesday night. His body will be moved to Corry this evening under Alexander & Co. Funeral plans to be announced. He was a long time resident of Corry and practiced medicine after Buffalo Medical College. Survived by brother Ed Livingston of Akron and three sisters Mrs Alice L Mead Mrs J A Bradt and Mrs B P Murd.
The ad touts Pillozones as a mild safe remedy that improves digestion and energy. It claims rapid facial improvements with reddened cheeks, clearer eyes, and overall vitality, urging readers to buy a box promptly from a local seller.
A porcelain 100 piece dinner and tea set in a new plain edge style offers hand decoration with a quarter inch band of pure matte gold on handles and covered dishes. Market price 20 dollars, now reduced to 316? set.
W. W. Kincaid of Meadville, a prominent local business figure, was named one of the delegates at large to the Ghic Age convention in Harelabure. The selection followed Roosevelt support dynamics within the Tart torcon, placing Kincaid among Roosevelt-aligned delegates despite competing factions.
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment and San Cura Soap from Thompson Medical Co. In Titusville and Mullinville PA, claiming cures for bleeding itching protruding piles, ulcers, skin ailments, and varicose veins. Customer testimonials praise healing and advise ordering supplies via mail.
Edward J. Rose, author of The Roary, presents a character named Roy Heian Kelly a Catholic priest who intervenes in domestic strife and becomes a force for good. The portrayal, praised by clergy nationwide, aims to be a strong, traditional stage figure rather than a sensational one.
Fragmentary report shows The Ladies of Corry aiding the Order of Owh. Fourteen men who walked with the group may join after a meeting. Some residents attend with concerns, and the outlook appears positive for a new membership drive. Initiation tonight at 5.00. Offices at 14 South Con te atrees. Open daily evenings.
Franklin May 1 A large gathering of over 800 Odd Fellows visited Franklin to witness four degrees conferred by the Anderdunity lodge. About 600 registered, with only about 200 on the voting roll. Degrees were held at the Opera House, praised for its suitability. Attendees hailed from City and Steadville, with Mondvilla and Eve prominent. A slate of future events and a drive to organize a Wivilla carte raised $110. A later Opera House session featured Frank D. Grimm announcing a banquet fundraiser of $44 for temple activities.
Coroner Hanley launched an inquiry into the death of Timothy Lester Tate at the Keystone Sind Compara dock. The 14 year old was crushed near heavy machinery. the coroner questioned machinery operation and whether an inquest would be held as investigators assess circumstances and custody.
A garbled notice claims an Owl organization in Ohio plotting a purge and warns of ongoing orders. It references mentors in Girard and Philadelphia areas, mentions a charter and a meeting at Callow Wells in Corry, with hours from early morning to 10 pm.
A fragmented Toledo source reveals a punished, missing ballot issue with references to Cheney and Dambons, a one hundred dollar bid, and sworn statements from a county official. Names and dates are unclear, but the fragment hints at political contest notes and witness testimonies.
A terse notice lists a strike dealer with an address near 260 Delaware Avenue, associated with WW in Wayne and a Bell phone number 28947 nf.
Hooper Nebraska includes a testimonial for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound detailing a long battle with uterine and back pain and fatigue followed by recovery after seven bottles. It also features a mayoral proclamation urging Cleaning-Up Day on May 7 1942 with citizens to clear debris and place refuse for collection.
The 1.0. C. F. Johathan Lodge held its 93rd anniversary event on Friday evening May 2 at 8 o clock. Odd Fellows and Rebekahs attended in their parlors for talent, followed by dancing and games. Good music and pleasant mood marked the gathering.
Palm Remember our 19 cent luncheon with Cut Flowers and Designs For every occasion. We grow our own flowers. Phone orders given careful attention. Corry Floral Co Otto Brock Proprietor. Center Bt Bell phone 222-1.
A memorial service provider offers tailored assistance in choosing memorials and materials. The note promises intelligent information on different styles and enduring options, inviting inquiries for a suitable display and design approach.
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