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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1910
Page
3
Erie region items cover a postponed baseball game between Warren and Corry, local church activities, a jury expansion and court scheduling, garbage disposal reforms, and a fire accident endangering children. The column also lists commercial ads for local shops, clothing, and household goods.
A local notice touts a week of low money saving prices and urges readers to tell neighbors about the journal offers. The item emphasizes value and community readership without detailing specific products or dates.
An early 1900s style grocery circular touts vast discounts on creamery butter, canned goods, olives, pickles, tomatoes, and soaps. It claims unique stock in Corry and promotes a wide array of cereals, fruits, and baked goods at uniform low prices with phrases like all roads lead to the Big Store.
Thomas Downey advertises Zemo as a value remedy for eczema pimples and dandruff offering it as a clean vegetable external treatment. He claims it uncovers cures by drawing disease from surface skin and destroying the life cause while stressing safety for all ages and a booklet with home cure guidance.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a historic advertisement or testimonial for Hall's Catarrh Cure. The piece mentions Pall's Cats socially and references curing a case of rhthine miswritten as catarrh, with notes on relief of symptoms. The tone imitates late 19th or early 20th century patent remedy language. The readable elements emphasize a cure claim and personal testimonials rather than concrete proof.
John White, an Erie railroad engineer, pleaded guilty after running a freight train through town at high speed. He appeared before Mayor Alexander, paid a four day fine, and received a lenient ruling.
A baseball gathering was organized by manager David Soper and captain Thomas Green. Players and supporters are invited to the old Pull ground on Bushingley Street for a 7 o clock sharp practice session.
Memorial Day sale announces flowers and plants available in the Traction waiting room. Mrs Caldwell is coordinating orders for a selection of blooms suitable for memorial arrangements.
Captain Joseph Mesquite of Gloucester fulfills a vow made sixteen years ago by delivering 2000 loaves of bread to the poor. The gift follows a near disaster when a sudden wind saved his vessel, after a Mass at the Church of Our Lady of Good Voyage. A band led the ship Tuntes from the church to the captain's home for the distribution.
Baron Rosen n Even Bette Washington reports Russian ambassador Huron Hosen is regaining health after months of trouble with Alt eyex. With special flu efforts he roams, enjoys a ride, and shows improvement, easing fears of lasting harm. A jesting note from Yonkers interrupts with humorous quips about weather and paths.
Lyne Knepp, 51 N Wiest Avenue, Ball phone 164, offers painting and interior decorating services with honest materials and skilled workmanship.
Four Polacks were arrested at Columbus Saturday night for drunken brawl in Cannes Hon during a christening. Local authorities sought the hospitality of the city to seize the party and they were detained overnight. They were taken back to Warren County yesterday and given hearings, each depositing four dollars and costs.
A strong wind drives sparks from dry grass spreading fires east of the city. A considerable force of men works to prevent damage as rain promised by weather officials has yet to materialize, leaving the danger ongoing. The scene underscores the threat to fields and nearby areas from fast-moving flames.
Mrs Eliza Warner aged about 99 or 100 lives near Mill Village with her youngest son David Kine. If she lives to August she will reach her milestone birthday as neighbors report she remains in good health despite the rough phrasing of this age note.
Property at 320 Euclid Street with garden. for sale blocks and storefronts at Diamond Grocery Center St and Columbus Ave. lots on Clinton Street and Content and South streets with sewer and brick walks. Furnished suite over Payer's candy store on Center Street for rent. House and lot at Maple Ave and Park Place. another house and lot near Pleas Avenue. Business opportunity at Center Attont pays 40 percent profit. owner leaving city. Fine dwelling on Smith Street near Park with hot water heater and large lot. Lot at Wrut Avenue and South Street fronting on avenue. Store room on Main Street formerly Wooll’e. Numerous Wake Morgaridge ads for rent or sale.
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