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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1910
Page
6
A New York Press piece argues that timed and respectful applause improves drama while indiscriminate cheers during scenes harms performance. It urges managers to discourage loud praise and promote restraint to maintain focus and enjoyment for all patrons.
Fragmented text shows a sad scene as Jones mourns his grandmother and contemplates a will. It references historical figures and anecdotes about wealth and status, interwoven with brief mentions of conspiratorial acts and old dialogues. A New York item notes Mayor Gaynor tackling extortion by the pallbearer system.
Community items report discounts at Wright’s on umbrellas and local social events in Corry. Mrs. Moon suffers from famine conditions. Mrs. Pratt and Mrs. Gray are noted in illness and bereavement. Travelers extend visits to relatives in Corry as Mr. and Mrs. Snyder return from Florida. The Sugar Refining Company in New York raises wages by ten percent, affecting about EU workers and adding over nine million dollars to payroll.
A promotional booklet from Dr. Leonhardt Co. explains internal and external piles, remedies, and permanent cures. It promotes Hemroid and Hem Roid products sold by De. Leonhardt Co. and N. EB. Ames & Co with a money back or guarantee offer, mailed free to readers.
Lake Pleasant news reports W N Titus drove to Erie to see his son Dean who remains in danger at his sister Mee Winnie Smith. M B Dunham and wife spend days in Detroit. Mrs Richard Ureh returns to Cohoen New York. Will Welsh of Erie visits Titus family. Hume Mission Society to meet Mrs H W Owen April 14. Titus relatives visit Wattack. U B church revival continues with large crowd last Sunday. Mead Williams buys a lot from Chester Owens. Harold Williams of Union City visits grandparents O L Knapp. W Bliley and wife spend Saturday night in Union City with relatives. Chester Owen attends High Wheel entertainment at Wattaburg.
We announce removal to 42 North Center Street and invite customers to visit our new quarters. We thank patrons for past support and offer bargains in Wallspar clearance with many items at low prices. Only a few window shades remain.
Zbyaco the Polls Wrestler captured two falls over Charles Kid Cutler in a two bout card at Broadway Arserial Tas. The first match lasted about an hour and ten minutes, the second a full hour.
Mrs Plage recounts a grim bout with pneumonia affecting her daughter, noting she was weak and emaciated. After starting a final regimen, she improved dramatically. Dr. Vinci is praised as a fine remedy, and the patient soon regained health and strength.
The Erie railroad proposes a sixteen mile double track segment between Cambridge Springs and Union City with related yard improvements at Jamestown New York and other extensive upgrades on the first division line, funded by a substantial expenditure.
The passage recalls Commodore Vanderbilt’s anger at rivals for infiltrating the New York Central system. He asks how to stop opponents from learning their plans. Travers is mentioned as a key figure in the control and knowledge of Central’s inner workings.
A garbled OCR blend recalls a citizen asking an alderman for change over a two dollar bill and a clip on knives used by early humans. It also touches on primitive hunting, the knife’s invention for war and eating, and a vague political aside.
Read like a travel narrative the fragment tells explorers starving for water and forced into a chase with a group of violent natives. After capture the group is offered food but water remains denied until a white man uncovers a hidden pool beneath a leafless tree, revealing a spring.
Curing catarrh through relief of mucous membrane inflammation is offered with Rexall Mucu-Tope. The ad claims the product comes from a physician and promises a full refund if not satisfied after regular use. It pledges availability only at The Rexall Store, CO, Babbitt & Son.
A Corry resident praises Doan's Kidney Pills for relief of backache and urinary troubles after a summer illness. He reports improved condition after several doses and endorses the remedy, available at local drug stores. Brand advertised by Foster Milburns Company in Buffalo as sole agents.
Greensburg Pa March 31 Pro seeding to declare Tacob Woluinger formerly of Ponm township legally dead amid a bank mystery. In 1902 two brothers vanished, a store post to credit in Pittobury bank showed $2,000. later untouchable funds and accumulated interest push the total to over 2,800. Judge Steel sets May 21 to hear evidence.
The fragment recounts a chaotic episode in 1850 Paris involving a student tear down of ordinances, a royal officer’s intervention, and a later 1870 event where the oiler sought refuge as Jules Grvy becomes a central figure in a radical shift.
A fragmentary 19th century style note details ant gardens formed by epiphytes in tropical regions. It describes ants guarding seeds, plant growth, and a dramatic plaza scene with sudden atmospheric haze and crows crying. Mentions Boston author Lowell, a song album, and a child’s lesson.
An item notes offers from Corry agents A. F. Mes hanger and Hon Sole, detailing a card and possible money give as part of a promotion. The readable text is fragmentary and presents general sales inducement with no clear event date or location.
Reader notice seeks buy and sell items for Journal’s classifieds section. Community members invited to publish requests or listings, including household goods, tools, or services. Postings should be concise and include contact details for interested buyers.
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