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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1912
Page
4
A fragmented seed catalog style list featuring many vegetables and seeds. Entries include sweet peas in multiple colors, nasturtiums, beets, cucumbers, lettuce, radish, turnips, onions, cabbage, squash, corn, and lawn grasses with assorted prices and notes, conveying a historical farming goods roster.
A fragment from a personal note showing C. W. Lyons of 45 N. Center St. writing to his mother. The letter expresses loneliness due to a papa’s absence and mentions Little Bisle writing, with phrases indicating family chatter and cheer attempts.
A Corry, Pennsylvania resident touts Doan's Kidney Pills as life changing for kidney trouble and back pain. He claims six boxes freed him from rheumatism and endorses the product strongly. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, New York, is listed as the U.S. agent. Remember the name and take no other.
Miss Blanche Bates hosted by her sister Mrs Glenn Jaquit near Spring Creek. Rev Plarce scheduled an Apr 28 appointment with Rev Grimes of Grand Vale ley who preached both services. Mrs Poole and son Roy and Mer Rill Moore visited Mrs S D Green in Titusville. April 2 1 butter factory from Columbus sent their auto to a ball event. roads rough for Poole's due.
An old promotional note touts a mythical compound named Elixir of Life. It promises to make the young well and strong by strengthening every organ, claims to thin the blood through natural action, and positions itself as a spring tonic. Price listed as 75 cents.
Ten hundred Republicans in Chautauqua County sign a call for a May 11 convention to form a Roosevelt aligned progressive Republican organization covering the 8th Congressional district. Frank R. Smith of Angelica and Frank O. Andraw of its nation lead the slate of delegates with Mayor B A Carlon among signers as the effort aims to rally state support for Roosevelt.
Halifax May 6 The government steamship Montmagny will sail this afternoon to relieve the Atlantic in the hunt for bodies from the Titanic disaster. White Star attempted another steamer but failed. The Montmagny, four times larger, will patrol the vicinity along the ice edge, aiming to recover bodies in cold water possibly up to 100 miles north of the Titanic wreck site.
A historical note explains why hens stop laying eggs in winter while growing feathers. The text argues hens cannot perform feathering and egg production simultaneously due to internal resource limits. It also touches on public fear and expectations regarding egg supply during coat changes and seasonal cycles.
The text describes Persian gull waves arising from caves with underground outlets and a belief that a thunder god under the sea drives the rolling surf. It notes a persistent myth where this underworld deity once killed the island chief and was confined by the clan as punishment.
Fragmentary passage references Bedlam hospital uses the term Abraham men for beggars and imitators of charity. Mentions Parnell and Thirteen, election campaigs, and a bill amending the Irish Tine act. Includes a courtroom exchange about a theft and timing of the night, with jagged dialogue about a watch.
Weather lets at 8 p m yesterday report cloudy Albany 4 50 cloudy Atlantic City 2 52 Cody Boston 50 cloudy Buffalo 6 0 5 68 cloudy Chicago 1h clear St Louis 4 78 cloudy New Orleans 70 otay Washington 12 cloudy Philadelphia area noted
A vintage patent medicine ad touts Cascarets for digestive relief and cleansing. It claims the chewable tablets cleanse the liver and bowels, relieve sour stomach and indigestion, and improve energy, promising they work while you sleep and suit all ages.
An ad asserts a home remedy for catarrh and related deafness will cure in days, claiming breath cleansing and membrane relief. It markets Australian Buvalyntus as the active ingredient, denies harmful additives, and urges readers to order bottles from N. F. Ames & Co. and pharmacists nationwide.
Fragmented OCR text describes historic prohibitions linked to Dutch politics during the Batavian Republic era. Mentions of Skustadtholdes family, a popu lie party, and prohibitions on bridal-related symbols appear with references to Napoleon and Roland. The readability is poor and several words are garbled.
A quirky line from the Jaylie Couriers Fournule describes a family named The Cutlery in a humorous scene. The father forks out money, the mother knife the guest, and the daughter moonlights as a messenger in a playful domestic misadventure.
Notice for extra milk varieties including whole, skim, and cottage cheese on daily routes with morning pickup and afternoon delivery. Customers urged to phone orders to Corry Pure Milk Co.
We need several girls at the Corset factory. Tight work, good pay. Apply offices, 24th floor, Ajax Building.
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