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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1911
Page
6
Notice warns all persons not to trespass on our property under penalties provided by the Act of Assembly cited by D M Carrier B N Carrier D P Carrier M 8 Carrier.
A limited advertisement highlighting hot water bottles, combination and fountain syringes, whirling spray and bulb syringes on display with center showcases. It notes a good price range, pleasing service, and mentions Green Tea stamps as a promotion.
A training note advises athletes to use a specific remedy to ease muscle soreness during preparations for an upcoming meet. The instruction emphasizes recovery practices and athletic conditioning.
Local clipping lists numerous residents visiting relatives and friends in towns such as Union City Erie Pittsburg Titusville Meadville Warren and Buffalo. It notes trips by Dr. Kibler hunting in Maine and others heading to Cory Weeks vacation sites and moving to Buffalo with households shipping assets.
John Webster son of Charles and Helen Webster was born May 4 1890 in Stuben Township Crawford County and died October 18 1911 in Corry hospital aged 21 years 5 months 19 days. He moved with his parents to Cambridge Springs at age eight and later lived on Mickel Hill. He worked in a Corry brass foundry for about two years. He is survived by his parents and brothers Fred of Columbus Ohio and Dan of Malone City. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Wm H Garnalt at the M I church Garland and East Branch church with burial in East Branch cemetery.
The Ladies of the Maccabees organize a large Austin flood relief benefit at the Lyre to aid flood victims from the surrounding area. A detailed canvass of Corry is completed and a ticket simulation will be sent to the Ladies Maccabees next week for support.
A physician notes no cure for sore throat cold flu or body aches but claims a cheap remedy offers relief. He cites painkiller substitutes and warns against poverty stigma while offering a large bottle as a bargain.
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