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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1910
Page
2
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The May issue of Human Life highlights Garry Herrmann as a three-base hit opening feature, with Alfred Henry Lewis delivering a revealing backstage piece on Roosevelt and Taft. The magazine promises strong departments, varied menus, and abundant illustrations from Human Life Publishing Co in Boston.
Fragmentary item advertising Cheney & Co Toledo and Walding Rinan de Marvin wholesale druggist. Claims honorable dealings and obligation fulfillment, mentions a patent or product sold by “Toke Hall” for 75 cents per bottle. Damaged OCR yields unclear names and dates.
An advertisement from the Information Tailoring Co of New York City touts tailored clothing with individual measurements. It promises a better fit, reasonable prices, and a guaranteed fit. A. F. Menger Son are sole agents for Corry, Pa.
A fragment from a London T. P. Weekly piece on conversation ideals. It suggests that true listening enriches dialogue, reducing ego and enabling honest exchange, though misquotes and typographical errors obscure specifics.
The Titusville council appears to have eliminated opposition to granting a liberal franchise for the Corry to Titusville railroad. An ordinance on first and second readings drew little dissent, with farmers and town residents benefiting from the project, signaling prompt final passage and progress for the promoters.
An advertiser promotes Zemo as a valuable treatment for Bozema pimples and dandruff. It claims Zemo is a clean vegetable liquid for external use that penetrates the skin to destroy the disease-causing life and leaves the skin clear. The notice notes a free hooklet and urges home use for any skin or scaly disease.
Youngsville May 4 William J. Davis 2nd a prominent citizen died this morning at 7 in his home after a brief illness. He was a veteran of the Civil War serving with the Ohio Volunteers and later engaged in general merchandise in Youngsville. He leaves a wife two brothers Wallace M and Frank of Cincinnati one sister and an adopted daughter of Youngsville.
Dr. Roswell Park of Buffalo lies dangerously ill with pneumonia in a New York hospital. Dr. Lipson, accompanying Dr. Park, says the crisis may last seven days. congestion is easing and recovery chances improve. The patient treated is President McKinley.
A Bayle withdrawal from the Henubtican state senate race aims to preserve party unity. The move follows pressure to avoid splitting the county Republican vote between Bayle and Henry A. Clark, who may pursue an assembly bid, with others eyeing the ticket. The scene includes lingering rumors of alternative candidacies and ongoing party maneuvering as locals scan wants and classifieds for further notices.
Rain fell all night as the annual May Party at the Armory drew a large crowd. The concert featured Misa Gertrude Amidon with strong orchestra numbers, dancers filled the floor until morning, and a midnight luncheon complemented the festive setting. Notable attendees included Arthur Donn, Carl Edwards, Miss Douglas of Erle, and others from Warren, Olean, Fredonia, and Lockport.
Lucy Ann Roberts, born in Litchfield Herkimer County, died at 101 in Plandreau South Dakota after a sudden illness. She married Alijah Roberts in Jamestown in 1825 and was the oldest living member of the Womens Relief Corps. Her sister-in-law Esther Andrews of Buss attended.
Let the Corry Vacuum Cleaning Company renovate your carpets rigs mattresses and all household goods that are dusty with the powerful vacuum plant now operating in the street of the city. Our men are prompt and courteous and we positively guarantee satisfaction. Manley & Bingham Managers Ball 116W Union 12h 266.
Fire swept the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company factory in Ford City Virginia on May 2 causing an estimated loss of 1.6 million dollars. The blaze left about 3,000 of the town's 5,000 residents unemployed.
The Bowie Co. stock of gente goods has been bought by A. B. Messenger and will be offered at wholesale prices. The items include shirts, underwear, collars, ties, umbrellas, and related accessories. Goods are on sale at A. Menenigor's, with low prices expected.
AP reports Messenger purchased Bowie stock of men’s apparel and related items and plans to offer them at discounted prices including shirts, underwear, hats, caps, umbrellas, and other garments. Call and money noted.
Household goods owned by Goerze C. Willet offered at private sale. Items available daily at the residence corner of West Wayne and Smith Streets between 9 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 6 p.m. Goods are for sale.
That Howse Needs Painting offers horseat materials and good workmanship. Call on yam Kmepp at 51 N First Avenue. Fell phone 164 R. Painter and Intardor Decorator.
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