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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1910
Page
4
An 19th century advertisement claims San Cura ointment cures burns cuts and bruises and treats eczema boils and pimples. It touts antiseptic effects and promises money back if not satisfied, listing vendors N F Ames Co Thomas Downey and others with prices and mail order details.
Columbus May 6 items note Dr and Mrs L M Christao and Mrs Hard of Corry visited Mr and Mrs Curtis over Sunday. Schrawblings and Rogers families spent Sunday at Mrs Schrambling's north of town for her forty first birthday. A box of towers from Mrs Dora Knowlton of Buffalo honored a day. Attendees at Saturday banquet included Mrs Bilton Allen Seward Clark and Willan Blanchard. Infant of Fred Howards ill with whooping cough and pneumonia. George Pomeroy of Warren visiting sister Mrs Chas Myers. Miss Allene Swanson of Jamestown visiting Mr Chas Swanson. Misses Bates of Spring Creek visiting Mrs William Minore. Ivan Rickerson and Pike of Randolph visiting friends. Maude Dodd ill at Mr William Rowe's home. Maud and Grace Merwit Formuny visiting from Philadelphia staying with Miss Anna Ayre. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Charles Swanson's Thursday. M E Church carpet cleaned by Vacuum Gleaner. George Cady of Kane Stirley Cady of Olean and Miss Pearl Trautum of Jamestown visiting Mr and Mrs W B Howard. Mrs Smith and daughter of Spartansburg visiting Mrs William Lamona Friday and Saturday. Lecture at M E Church Friday May 6 by John S Cleveland Erle on Cranks of the Forces that Win admissions 19 and 20 cents. Mr Charles Brown fractured ribs last week. repaired his car and left for Erie. Home Mission Society to meet with Mrs Lyle Liltbridge May 22. H A Doolittle of Lowville visiting daughter Mrs Bert Applebee. Hard rain and thunder last Sunday and Monday. too wet to bowl.
The item details a string of short notices from Blue Eye and nearby towns including relatives visiting, family moves, a barn struck by lightning with minor damage, employment changes at local sites, a house purchase by Munry Hollis, and a death of Dean Fitzus aged 25 at his home in Erie after illness. Other items note birthday cards, visitors to Donnell's, and a near-accident involving a wagon.
Mrs. BH Wolf returned from wintering with her mother Mrs Ey Gregg and left for Greenburgh New York. Dolly Johnson visited Titusville Friday. Mrs Hol Scott stayed with her Franklin sister. Aliya Bernley Thompson, teaching at South Fork Pa, returned home for vacation. The Misses Gollaten visited Erie Sunday and Monday. Miss Grace Brown of Warren visited her brother Max Kerr at A. E. Day’s home. Mrs J O Thomson of Columbia Washington is visiting the Miss Thomson sisters. Mrs Gorlise and infant granddaughter of Bear Lake were guests of Mrs Bunny White. Albert Eldred drove from Mangndville to see his mother. Mrs W C Hirkardas returned from a visit to Youngstown Ohio. Juniors host a reception for the High School Seniors at Mr. and Mrs. H Le Wood’s place Friday evening May 5. William Sinson of Rouseville and Rita White of Titusville were guests here Monday and Tuesday.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Rexall 03 Hair Tonic as the most effective germ destroyer and hair remedy. It claims Hetanaphthol and Pilocarpine restore color, glycerine soothes roots, and alcohol preserves medicine. It guarantees dandruff removal and hair growth with a money back offer, priced 50 cents to $1.00, sold at Corry’s Rexall store.
Nora Bayes with Jacke Nor worth of the Jolly Bachelors company announce a new baseball song Lets Get the Umpires Goat set to appear next Sunday in the New York World The publication promises complete words and music upon advance order highlighting how it follows the hit Casey at the Bat in seasonal appeal
An advertisement claims CorrylVacuum Cleaning Company offers carpet and household item cleaning with a powerful vacuum plant operating in the city streets. It promises prompt courteous service and a guarantee of satisfaction, listing contacts Manley Bingham Myers and Bell 176% Union 132h 205.
Advertising copy and remedies mix with misread product names. The fragment shows a tailoring service in New York City and a potion-like remedy with directions for mixing a painkiller. It reads as cluttered promotional text from an early 20th century newspaper page.
Colonel Roosevelt's 1904 European tour drew cordial Danish greetings though not as demonstrative as earlier, with stops at Kronborg and Treddariksborg. In Copenhagen he toured cultural sites, addressed students, and attended a city hall dinner before boarding the Scandinavian liner Queen Maud. U.S. minister Tyson accompanied him. crowds blossomed along the sound as the party moved between engagements.
The Pennsylvania Railroad plans exams for about 19 000 workers involved in train movements to raise safety standards. Conductor operator and engineer roles must master the entire workflow, with a May 1 deadline to prepare. Those who fail the second exam risk losing their jobs.
A wireless message to Walter W. Maples, head of Massachusetts wireless firms, claimed two steamers collided off Cape Cod near Providence. The report said wrecking tug would be sent and that one vessel carried passengers being removed. Also notes New York’s St Paul chapel, begun 1704.
An old advertisement touts Hyomel inhaler in hard rubber, sold by Booths Hyomel Co Buffalo NY. It promises rapid relief from catarrh cough sore throat and colds with antiseptic eucalyptus formula. Complete outfit with inhaler and bottle priced at 1.00 extra bottles 60 cents. May 4 16 85.
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