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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1910
Page
5
Amid reports from Interglow and Renakhl council, steel works executives blame nationwide political agitation for dull business. Company president Hofichalgeld cites adverse conditions and labor friction while workers and suppliers cite uncertain demand as key factors.
An advertisement asserts Cory endorses a kidney remedy with testimonial from McGuire of Marion Street. The user claims relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills, purchased from N F Arn & Co Drug Store. It promotes Donn's product line and Buffalo company agents for distribution.
New York Giants defeated the Highlanders as Mathewson pitched well and Ford contributed in the first game of the season. The match featured strong defense and notable plays by several stars, while injuries limited key players for future contests.
A chaotic contest over a minor's guardianship escalated into a brawl at the Elgin depot. A restaurant keeper and relatives clashed as a mother and grandmother argued over the child, leaving the boy hurt and the family estranged.
A quirky note describes a scene at the theater this afternoon where a professional illusionist will attempt a recitation of Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight performed by a hooded performer. The entry hints at suspense and a playful dare to witness the act.
A dubious health ad promotes Paye’s Diuretic for kidney and urinary disorders, claiming quick cure of back pain, dropsy, and related symptoms. It urges readers to buy from unnamed sources and asserts universal availability through physicians and druggists, with exaggerated claims of safety and effectiveness.
Former New York state senator Frank J. Gardner was arrested in Scranton Pennsylvania at the request of New York County district attorney after a conference. He is accused of attempting to bribe ex-senator Otto M. Foelker with 19000 dollars in an alleged deal to sway votes in 1910. The indictment centers on Gardner's claim Foelker took money while Foelker did not vote with the race trac. The case suggests Gardner sought 15000 more and that Foelker later voted against the reform group.
A garbled 19th century ad describes Sam Cura drawing out poisons with a ointment and soap, claiming cures for sores piles and skin conditions. It promotes N F Ames Co and Thomas Downey as sellers and touts San Cura Ointment and San Cura Soap with broad antiseptic claims and domestic use.
Fragmentary ad mentions Vista Coffee and a price around 12 cents. The readable lines reference wrappers, a Seth Thomas item, and a sale or offer. Difficult to confirm full details due to garbled OCR. preserves names and items as visible.
Local notices offer hand picked Baldwin apples at 1.00 per basket with storage for winter use and Christmas sales at 2.00 per basket. Also advertised are fancy pears, Jersey sweet potatoes, Irish potatoes, codfish, fish, grained foods, and household goods at discounted prices, inviting readers to shop the ble store for bargains.
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