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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1910
Page
4
Advertising rates list per line item for Puecay Anvirisind and Wockk Novices, with pricing at 3 Wats per Mise and 5 cents for Nlasan skater. Notices mention copy deadlines by eight in an Pacific time zone and a monthly schedule with annual collection details.
Partly cloudy and cooler by Tuesday with Wednesday fair and moderate west to northwest winds. The piece notes a council action to report all city expenditures, mentioning a $3,000 certificate issue, deemed sensible but criticized as overdue. It also references remarks by Taft and responses from Senator Allien and a broader reflection on public decorum.
A national skin expert lauds ZEMO as a highly effective remedy for eczema itching skin diseases pimples and scalp problems. He notes its strong germicidal action draws germs to the surface and clears the skin unlike greasy old salves. Free samples and a booklet are offered by Downey for at home use guidance.
Milford St John, about 28, a Spanish-American War veteran with Company K, was instantly killed Sunday at a yard near O11 City. He sat with a lantern as a shifting engine and two cars struck him, severing his head and damaging his right arm. He had served in Porto Rico.
The International Tailoring Co. of New York Gly funds a tailored suit line described as beautiful and individualized. Fabrics are fine and workmanship is guaranteed. Agents Mensenger & Son, Corry, act as solo representatives for distribution.
Recreation Park opens with a Monday evening dance featuring May Och as host. Come early for refreshments and music. attendees are urged to arrive promptly for a lively, friendly event in a festive park setting.
Fragmentary OCR notes from DayreAt Columbus describe a Thursday event titled Aiwht shudla oar Piaharly's Mu Wer Adiisalon 600. Trintile gives Mt atah. The readable items hint at a local social gathering with unclear specifics.
At Pittsburgh on Saturday a creditor committee filed involuntary bankruptcy against the Daterson Publishing Company of Warren Pennsylvania. The firm, publisher of Yestas's Magaxins a women's monthly, shows debts near 20000 dollars with several large creditors including premium firms. Davis family efforts to pull the plant into Canton via a stock selling scheme were rejected by creditors and stockholders who saw no real recovery outside a controlling Canton interest. The matter was brought before the local court.
A vintage advertisement promotes a mild liquid eczema remedy claiming it stops itching with first drops. It mentions a prescription of value and promises immediate relief and sound sleep after use, noting the product is personally vouched for by Babbitt and Som.
The Irviveton plant, Steel Forge Works, gains attention as stockholders plan a meeting chaired by B. W. Cooney of Warren Mirror. Mrs. Bi ale subscribes for ten shares while Philadelphian Mrs. Biddleyw supports Summers in Irviveton. Clifford R. Pettis, former state forester, is named to lead state Parents as superintendent candidate. post carries a salary of 8000.
The wife of Dr. R. N. Stubbs, who recently served as Grave Charon of the ossuary, died Sunday at Whe ons. Her heart had long rested for a nuamber of years. Funeral services will be held at Caltaraugud on Thursday morning at No fault and the interment will take place.
Fragmented notices warn Corry readers about kidney disease and a dubious remedy Thompson's Barasma. The piece mixes advertisements with a tragic accident where Roy Mallory's horse was struck by a freight train, causing injuries and financial losses. The muddled text cites local names and a train incident with unclear dates.
A fragmentary record from a council meeting shows listed attendees including Wiss, Alessia, Dawson, Love, Murty, Molunen, Myers, and others. The minutes mention a concurrent resolution for a joint action, approval of last meeting’s record, and a vote on advertising for bids. Petitions from John Saute for permit to repel loading on Main Street and from China Aluiray to move a building were discussed or deferred. A joint resolution sought costs for city taxes exceeding three thousand dollars monthly. Several motions directed to paving and sidewalks were debated, with votes recorded and adjournment by City Clerk B. Porter.
An 19th century ad offers one hundred dollars reward for clarity on a cataract cure by fall. Dr Cheney recommends a catarrh cure sold by Walding Sinan Marvin, Toledo Drugists. Claim states the remedy acts directly on the mucous surfaces, price 76 cents per bottle, with free sentimentality.
Measra 8 Hl Moses and H.M. Gt tendon have secured contracts to erect two more residences. Corry and another project are already underway. They are negotiating a separate $47,000 real estate deal that would keep crews employed through the summer, according to the Onion City Tim.
Miss Sarah Maria Wight died Sunday afternoon at Corry hospital aged 2 years 6 months 19 days. She had fractured a tall bone fall earlier, had nostalgia, and was returning home from the Corey hospital. Brief services were held at Alexander's undertaking rooms and the body shipped by Wells Fargo Express to Dropidyn, NY for burial. she was a distant relative of Marvin Wight.
A car accident near the elder Mrs Walsh home killed a North East resident woman and injured others. Owner of the car is Frank NM Von Wormer, 72, with the chauffeur and two other occupants linked to the local library. The driver stated he blew the horn and tried to avoid the crash as confusion by the deceased contributed to the tragedy.
Dr. Detchon offers relief for rheumatism and neuralgia within days. The remedy is claimed to act swiftly, with initial doses showing benefit and immediate disease reduction. Sold for seven cents or one dollar by Durham Drug Co. Garbage notice warns residents to contact collectors with orders by phone or word.
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