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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1910
Page
2
During the announcement period rates will be five cents per line for ads. Minimum total charge fifteen cents. Weekly space costs ten cents per line for continued placement. Copy must be received in advance by the stock and month to ensure insertion.
A partial OCR read shows scattered numbers and letters: 19 17 16 24 25 12 ty 14 28 13 a7. The readable parts offer no clear event or person. the piece appears as stray data from a page layout rather than a complete item.
The piece urges caution about tying ropes around bodies or limbs, noting harm from such acts and highlighting a trend of reckless imitation. It cites a death in Craneaville as a warning and cautions against using others actions as an excuse to engage in forbidden behavior.
A noisy medical advertisement proclaims Rheuma Banishbus Rhewautin as the world’s top remedy for Rhenmatium. Ames & Co. are said to sell it at a lively rate with a money back guarantee.
A gust lifted the Hagenbeck Wallace Show tent in at Eri Monday evening causing fright among attendees. Officials say no panic occurred as canvas stayed anchored and staff guided people to safety. Eyewitnesses note several patrons rushed toward exits, though men and women with children remained seated until danger passed.
A fisherman at Spring Creek reported a colossal brook trout weighing about 3% pounds. Onlookers saw multiple big trout, with one standout specimen delivering a remarkable performance before authorities noted the catch.
The article extols home remedies for rural households and notes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a long trusted aid for American women. It emphasizes continued popularity and safety as a standard remedy across years.
Local retailer A. F. Mesaenger & Son at 212 West Main runs a clearance on men’s furnishings including underwear and tea collars. Shoppers are urged to act quickly as stock is limited and prices are reduced on a broad range of items.
Prosecutors present witnesses rebutting defense insanity claims as testimony unfolds from Atlantic witnesses and local officials. The defense argues insanity to avert hanging while evidence shows Hoover’s responsibility for the fatal shooting of his wife on November 27, 1908.
The Supreme Court affirmed the decision of the lower court in Hewitt vs Pennsylvania Railroad Co, delivering a verdict near 510,000. The notice was issued to Major J B Brown and Blaine Kincaid, with various advertisements and mail mentions appearing in the issue from 1910.
Heetha Averitt of Titusville died at the city hospital from arsenic poisoning at 40 oclock Tuesday morning. The 26 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs George Keyes had spent Sunday in Warren and returned to Titusville Monday. She told Dr H H Dight she feared she had taken arsenic by mistake for headache powder. A stomach pump was used and she died later at the hospital. A deputy coroner and a jury considered the cause but no decision was made.
An advertisement touts the Hyomel inhaler as a portable remedy made from Australian eucalyptus and antiseptics. It claims rapid relief from catarrh bronchitis sore throat croup cough and colds with a money back guarantee. The complete kit costs one dollar and samples are offered by N F Antes Co Buffalo NY dated May 4 16 26.
The Crawford County Gama and Woh Protective association announced spring fish stock efforts. Yesterday morning officials released about ninety gallons of young trout into the Litamia area. Today more fish are placed in Cume Wago Creek between Meadville and KL poink known as Jones dam and Franek Creek.
An advertisement extols the modern man as prudent with money and quality attire. It promotes clothing from the International Tailoring Co New York City with agents Messenger & Son Corry Pa urging value and fit for men.
A sensational claim from a medical ad asserts Dr Dotshon's relief for rheumatism and neuralgia cures in 1 to 3 days. It touts rapid action and a mysterious effect, with a dose sold by a local drug company.
An advertisement touts San Cure Ointment as a universal healer for running sores and skin ailments. It features endorsements from Th. D. Dutton of Titusville and Ames & Co and Thomas Downey, promising refunds if not effective and promising mail orders via Thompson Meier Co.
On May 23 observers report a dozen Winkerton officers and Pennsylvania Railroad detectives chase leads in the Adams Express robbery case. The theory holds thieves planted by insiders. authorities with the express company pursue suspects while monitoring vigilance. Agent John Ruby and J A Harding returned to work after being exonerated.
An old pharmacy ad notes women suffer more from piles due to work and lack of exercise. It promotes a remedy from Noa Aimeed & Cos and a Dr Leonhardt Ho with a money back guarantee and a large bottle offer.
Miss Mabel Keefe hosted a full dress affair on Frederick Street last evening for Miss Helen Tingley. The event celebrated a forthcoming marriage to Dr. C Cy Waggoner on Tune 2. Winners of the 500 diversion were Rassela Brown and Mrs. Troy Gillette. consolation prizes went to Miss Bornles Hdwards and Chastes Wales. A luncheon followed, with twenty four covers.
Fersons in the third and ith Wards may leave word or telephone word to Mannott's market for prompt attention when communicating with the garbage collector. 1D. H. Hasbrouck, Collector, Amit.
On Saturday June 4 two residents of the Mondville Theological School begin a months long canoe voyage across eastern rivers and into Chesapeake Bay. A Levitt and B Lincohay depart Mond Ave bridge in an 18 foot craft with full camping gear.
New York May 24 trustees of the General Education Board approved 638000 for endowment of eight colleges and selected Allegheny College of Meadville for a 100000 grant.
Lake Pleasant and Venango township report road improvements widening the lane to permit three buggies. Visiters include Merry Blackmore and companions to Janestown to see Heleslaughtars Newey and Mrs Edwards. Archuetele forms a fourteen member band. Willing Lelehdy and others shop in Erie. Mrs G To Dornan cares for her blind mother Sim Loucks. Mrs Wikzwinter from Jamestown stays with Gl Dorman. East Waterford folks visit the area and family calls occur.
A. F. Messenger and Ben's store at 212 West Main offers Bowie Co stock and a variety of goods including nuts caps widerwear shirts collars ties and other items in a sale described as merrily continuing.
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