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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1915
Page
5
A promotional piece brands Tuxedo tobacco as the best, citing John G. Capers who served as Internal Revenue Commissioner under Roosevelt and Taft. It touts Tuxedo as mild, fragrant, non irritating to the throat, and claims the famous Tuxedo Process prevents biting or blistering while urging readers to choose Tuxedo for a sweet pipe and sound tongue.
A cryptic statement cites Mr. Smoker as presenting authority evidence that Tuxedo relates to an afta po eevee Tin. The remark frames a clash between claimed expertise and naming in a terse, contemporary tone.
A promotional notice from the American Tobacco Company extols Tuxedo tobacco as the best for pipe or cigarette use. It cites the government’s tobacco revenues and features Capers, a Washington lawyer, endorsing the product. Available in green tins, pouches, and humidors at various prices.
Local notices list numerous residents and visitors including Miss Anne Ruperberger returning home from Tit Vill and Mrs Parker living near John Blaeley. Carlyle Noblit returning from Brockway. L W Greely moving to Franklin Street. Mrs Carlson moving to West Frederick Street. Gladya Maddocka from Dayton. Roy Intz from Clarendon visiting Mlatrothier. D A Platt visiting from DuBois. H W Campbell and others arriving from California. many attendance at church services and funerals. various residents traveling to New York, Warren, and Erie for business or leisure. local shop openings and inquiries noted amid a busy social calendar.
An interview outlines preliminary arrangements for a trolley line from Columns to Chaner and beyond. Citizens along the proposed route show willingness to concessions, with the route shift promising to serve more people and reduce grading on the former line. Officials expect a large patient system and a potential voucher proposal for further expansion.
The Junior Class at Corre High School will present Close Day exercises this week Friday at the Fuleh School Auditorium. The program includes a playlet Who’s Who in which five students perform under Mrs. Waller L. Peake, with the high school orchestra. A Junior Class Dance Jo will follow. Tickets are on sale at the Auditorium as details circulate.
George Hawnal went to Derby for Buffalo this morning. James Broone returned to Pittsburgh this morning after a few days in the city. Miss Junio Stewart went Mendville this morning after spending Sunday with her mother in the city. Mrs Thomas McMannon, with many relatives, returned to Meadville this morning. Mrs A Harris, a long time resident on West Main Street, suffered a stroke Saturday night and is in serious condition. doctors fear paralysis but hope for recovery. A son, Nato Marr, from Bradford, arrived in California via expedition, with a telegram summoning him home.
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