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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1912
Page
6
Several residents are noted in city and nearby travels. Wil Cox market and Jamestown visits appear among names such as Mrs H Yavour, Mrs Della Bates, Mr Roy Starpley, Mrs M A Mason and Miss Geneva Hayes, with trips to Jamestown Warren Rochester Ashville and Fillmore.
An old ad promotes Cascarets as essential for cleansing the bowels liver and stomach. It claims they purge sour undigested food and toxins, regulate the stomach, relieve discomfort, and work overnight. A ten cent box is advertised for family use including children.
Mayor C. L. Alexandor proclaims Wednesday May 9th 1913 as Cleaning Up Day in Corry. City crews and volunteers will inspect properties collect yard debris and refuse from streets ensuring prompt cleanup before dawn.
Frank J. Chaney signs oath as agent of Chaney & Co in Toledo Ohio promising to pay one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure. The advertisement touts Hellas and Ginaherson Cure with testimonials and urging readers to buy.
Mr and Mrs George Cady and Carl Way returned today from a short visit in Waterford. Mrs Lovell, formerly a New Castle resident, is home on furlough after eight years in China mission work and will speak at the Presbyterian church tomorrow evening. Miss Helen Coyle of Wellsville N Y visits the Ragans. she graduates in June from the normal school in Buffalo. Blaine Kincaid on a business trip to Warren. Claude Rhoden returns to Erie after visiting here. G H Hedderon arrives from Cleveland on business. Mines Redway Bircholdt and Sheppard travel to Spring Creek for an outing. Edward Livingston of Akron Ohio in the city due to his brother Dr H W Lavingston’s death.
Winnie Mier and Inner McKeon visit in town with friends while Miss Lucile Brown returns from Spartamuburg. John Is Colegrove arrives after his mother Mrs Inkinds’ death. Mr and Mrs George Potter return to Warren after relatives’ funeral. Dan Delby plays ball in Youngsville against Irvine. Ernest Morrow and Jamestown/Salamanca links noted.
Advert says Parisian Sage stops itching and hair loss overnight and promotes shiny hair. Recommends regular use for full, healthy hair. offers money back with red taps. Testimonial from Mrs. Heller Hodgman of Nelsonville, Ohio reports hair loss reversed after two bottles.
Local church listings detail services across multiple denominations including Methodist Episcopal, Episcopal, Christian Science, Baptist, and Catholic groups. Notable entries mention Sunday schools, morning and evening services, prayer meetings, youth gatherings, and special speakers from China and NY.
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a fast remedy to remove corns and calluses. It promises painless relief and urges readers to buy the product from druggists and Thomas Downey.
Fragments describe preparations for a Hanno Self Starter demonstration and a May event. Vague lines mention a car, email, and a local neighbor, with odd references to Crippen and Fibher and a warning about a lawyer. The text remains unclear and fragmented.
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment to treat eczema piles ulcers and related skin conditions with claims of permanent healing. It cites N. F. Amen Co and C. C. Babbitt & Son as guarantors and asserts a 25 or 50 cent price per jar. A testimonial from Mrs Elizabeth Smith of Thrusville, Pa is included.
Corry Fall Company has installed planing mill machinery and will submit cost estimates for furnishing all material for housebuilding and custom work. They carry rough hemlock, bill stuff, pine and hardwood flooring, siding, inside finishing, and cornice lumber. Corry Pull Co Bagis Street. Patronage solicited.
The Board expects to elect Teayhorn early in May. All who desire fire positions are requested to file their applications in not later than Monday May 8. Rowe, Sec’y.
An advertisement-like fragment promises assistance in selection and information about memorial work and related materials. It hints at guidance and reputation as the offering party seeks to provide intelligent and various options for Memorial Work and its components.
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