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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1911
Page
5
Richmond, Va October 25. After two decades apart, Harry Atherton of Los Angeles and Charles Atherton of Richmond embraced. They spoke of a mistaken belief that Harry had died, and noted Harry’s tattoo of a woman's figure on his right forearm as proof of identity.
A fragmentary item notes Watrous Bowman dealing with cider quantities and custom work. References to Bell Phone AsRAD and 1m23 indicate contact or pricing details within a brief trade notice. The readable content centers on allocation of 10 and 16 conte units and delivery terms.
The Lily Company unveils a new day current bringing electric flat irons to homes in Corey and plans demonstrations to show all apparatus on trial. The range includes washing machines, vacuum cleaners, hot plates, fans, and other comforts designed for constant convenience.
In stock items include split steel pulleys, hangers, belting, shafting, couplings, cement, plaster, structural steel and reinforcing bars. Also available wheelbarrows, electric lamps, wiring sockets, switches, fuses, tape and batteries. Generators and concrete mixers are mentioned as well.
A Corry reader report urges purchase of Thompson's Barasma from N Ames & Co or Thomas Downey, claiming it cures kidney disease and related ailments. It promises money back if health does not improve and guarantees better kidney liver and bladder function. It touts a 50 cent bottle as an ample dosage.
Advert copy touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from I. J. Cheney Co. Toledo claiming mercury content and internal use. The dubious testimonial promises internal benefits and urges purchase through doctors or druggists, noting a money back supposition and assorted misprints.
Corr y Columbus line lists car departures and arrivals with varied times and intervals. Additional cars operate to North Cory and East Wayne Street with frequent service, Saturdays have special late runs. Details include stations such as North Cory and Buffalo connections and weekend first car at 8:00 a.m.
Mrs Kana Miy Crim gains absolute divorce from Walla N Brain with decree forbidding marriage to Margaret Sims named as corespondent. Mr Gram and Miss Sims reportedly travel to Switzerland. Testimony says Mr Cmm met Mrs Sims at Fairminine parks races. he later left Philadelphia for Europe amid Penn Motor Car Company bankruptcy.
An advertisement touts English Marunhubs as a top stomach remedy priced at a quarter to relieve indigestion heartburn and nervous symptoms. It promises instant relief and a stronger stomach in days with a 25 cent box from Ames & Co and prepaid charges via the Rheuma Co. in New York.
Fragmentary note urges trying a pastry item this time with vague praise. Mentions US0 and bakery offerings but provides no clear names, dates, or quantities. Readers may infer a bakery promotion or taste test without concrete details or verifiable facts.
Boston authorities exhumed Miss Avis Linnell's body from the Hyannis grave to inspect the bathrobe pocket for a poison bottle. Medical examiners, led by Suffolk officials, planned a second autopsy while defense seeks their own medical expert. Richeson’s father visited him. rumors of a secret marriage and a possible wedding ring circulate among Linnell’s circle.
A quirky old item argues that baldness does not reflect intelligence or brainpower. It notes that even if dandruff germs were eradicated at their first appearance, a baldhead owner would still be less than perfect mentally.
An early 20th century ad promotes Parisian Sage from N. F. Ames & Co and druggists, claiming it cures dandruff, prevents hair loss, and restores luster. The notice also mentions A. F. Messenger purchasing Elmer Wilson’s gent’s furnishings business and offering hats, caps, shirts, and colors at sale prices while stock lasts.
Rexall Rubbing Oil touted as the best product for its purpose. Dave Coburn, a world famous trainer, praises it saying it “a Jandy” and notes use on Rutt and Slark in a six day race at Madison Square Garden. Available in two sizes, 35 and 60 cents, sold only at business outlets.
Every Friday Cony Ofies offers eye examinations at low prices in the Ajax Building. The practitioner promotes a system to grade results without using toxic drugs and aims to help many with affordable glasses.
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