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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1910
Page
6
An advertisement describes a tablet of nearly two quires of superior cloth finish paper offering individual stationery at a low cost. Envelopes are included, and the price is stated as 4 cents for the tablet and envelopes.
Numerous townsfolk and visitors are noted in a sprawling community update. Names include Jack Willards, Prank Mooney of Chicago, Lew Matthias of Warren, Mrs Milist and daughter, Hobert Heinlein, T. A. Roberts, Mrs M A Good of Lagrenne, and several others. Activities range from visits to Union City and Garlaid, fishing plans, funeral attendance, and social calls, with references to cards at Moreland Stationery Co and the Painkiller promotion by Percy Davis. The piece also mentions a recital by Mme Schumann-Heink and local reception by area residents.
G D Heath offers his team and carriage with options to buy the horse, harness, and park gear as a unit or separately. The horse is described as safe for family use and drivable by a lady, a gentle driving horse. Prices expected to be well below value.
A Biograph program features That Chinls at Golden Gulch and Huer than Examination Day at soloul. Also shown are See Valley Forge and a thrilling Selig British and Colonial Aries production. Tonight, 5 wants, qt.
A consulting engineer report outlines a review of a power plant site. The document notes systemic faults in the electrical system, data gaps, and recommendations to improve safety and reliability. It references a named engineer, a facility, and ongoing corrective actions.
Ad copy urges readers to buy white flour at savings before Saturday. Mentions wholesale drive and a promotional period. Includes instruction to take advantage of the deal while it lasts.
Dancing school Thursday features Weht ar conen at the piano with Pinherty providing music as attendees plan to dance. The brief event page notes a social dance session and public entry details.
A short excerpt discusses how to speak about illness, noting that many people fail to describe health problems clearly. It reflects on communication, honesty, and the role of phrases in expressing pain or sickness to others.
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as the ideal first aid for burns cuts bruises and wounds claiming it draws out poison and prevents reopening. It also promotes San Cura Soap for scalp dandruff pimples and blackheads with a money back offer and mail order availability through N B Ames Co Thomas Downey and Thompson Medical Co Tiuaingilio Pa OU 20ay2
The Lake Pleasant area saw a string of weekend visits and travel notes. Miss Allee Apile spent Saturday and Sunday in Erie with relatives while Mr and Mrs Harry Rosenfelter hosted family guests including Dorothy. Mr Kael and John Waldwell of North Springfiard with sisters Gorn and Grace toured to see former relatives the William Coles. The Caldwell party from Erie joined by O J Brickiman and daughter. Lee Owen and singer Ethel Owen of Corry visited their uncle H W Owen and family. Fred Williams of Erie watched the Apples in the orchard with Curtis of Erie. Mrs Girth Hate arranged a Sunday visit with Loachinss school friend Bal dwin and Misy Cora Shorian of West Spetse Creal. nephew Aumlebo and wife visited. The Long sisters Mable and Maude of Arimeklo stayed with grandparents the L W Owen. Tait worked the week.
The text discusses female ailments linked to kidneys and promotes Pilloxones as a treatment to stimulate and strengthen kidneys, cleansing the system and improving health. It claims guaranteed benefits for women and lists the price at 24 cents per box, sold by Thomna Downey AP10-81.
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