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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates listed for the news column include 15 cents per line for city or column ads and 10 cents by the week, as well as 7 cents per line for extra copies. Copy must be received by the stated deadline on the same day for insertion and payment.
A weather forecast notes showers in the Far East with moderate to light winds. The outlook mentions unsettled conditions across areas including Noriaast, suggesting continued precipitation and cool to mild temperatures.
The text presents a Keystone Party platform asserting that its principles safeguard personal liberty without interfering with local self government. It frames democracy as essential to civic rights and criticizes actions seen as infringing on equal political opportunity and local autonomy.
A garbled advertisement hawks Catarrh ozone and a nasal cure for asthma and hay fever. It touts quick relief, doctor endorsements, and nationwide use at $1 with trial 25 cents, then veers into scattered, nonsensical notes about marriage and corporate stock, reflecting a noisy, low-value OCR fragment from a late issue.
Fragmentary quotation discusses two guiding points: duty to God and the neighborly ethic of treating others as one would wish to be treated. The text appears as a moral reflection attributed to Thomas Paine, though garbled in transmission.
A morning blaze on North Main Street Union City quickly spread through four adjacent structures. Firefighters from the Union City Fire Department contained the fire after the four buildings including Averett's Hue Fe Store Leon Horplek's Barbershop Wes Goodwin's Barbershop and Hermit Untenbaugl's Shoe Shop were destroyed. Four families evacuated with their belongings lost. The fire origin remains under investigation.
Fragmented OCR lists a community event about The Ladies Ausiliney to the Cemetery Association with August 26 and a breakfast fundraiser. It also mentions visitors, family gatherings, and guests including Mrs Ruth Allen, Mrs Addie Sutton, and Mr Lyman Raymond. A printer's blinder references an error in a political paragraph and retired locals, with a Burns celebration and an assassination-like line. The obituary notes the death of Frank Shienoor, age 2, after a drowning incident, plus a parade of local residents visiting kin and attending events.
Yesterday's meeting featured Hal B in the 2 12 pace with notable races. Tracker Lenmstey Hinsson drove the winner, amid reports of strong fields, purses around four figures, and interest in a potential future sale or conversion of horses for big stakes.
An 1890s style announcement describes an extraordinary Chau tautqua pageant to depict early New York history in three parts: myth and folklore, frontier battles, and expeditions leading to French occupation, with a finale featuring "The Little Brother of the Wilderness" and Vernell Wilson, directed by Mrs Elizabeth Holmes Haftun. The plan includes a lakeside amphitheater and canoe displays. a medicinal disclaimer appears mid text about a separate cure.
Fragmentary 19th or early 20th century notes explain boils as large wet accumulations within the body. The write up laments no effective remedy and urges methods to drive out the lump, restore health, and prevent future swellings. Mentions generic treatments and cited unclear names and places.
Notice to trespassers. All persons are warned not to enter the premises. Violation may invoke penalties provided by law as directed by local authorities.
Bargain hunters for clothing are advised to note that various tailors and merchants in New York City offer summer and winter wear. Contact Ay Musneneer & Son, sole agents for Corry and Vielulty, and see Tuiwemibhontal Tailoring Company for details and prices.
A collision occurred in the afternoon on N Center Street near the Grandin Hotel between a loaded automobile and a street car of the Columbus Electric Railway. The 5000 dollar Packard owned by Jim McCracken of Oil City was badly damaged, while occupants Mouracken and C Vase were unharmed. The motorman shut off power and applied brakes but could not stop in time. fault is not attributed to the street railway.
Mrs Grimey reports dramatic stomach relief after using Booths Pills claiming cure for indigestion sour stomach and biliousness. She describes repeated attacks prior to treatment and subsequent improvement with daily use of tablets bought from Ames Co. for a few cents per box.
Advert shows Mazeppa the epic tale of a Tartars son bound to a horse, chased by wolves, drenched by rain. It promises a thrilling 100 foot long screen presentation with no extra charge and emphasizes a must see live film experience tonight at 1410.
In the alty of rey and vicinity, the Pennsylvania Gas Co. announces gas rates for regular meter readings in July 1920 and until further notice. The rate is thirty two dollars per thousand cubic feet, with a discount of two cents per thousand for payment on or before the tenth of the month following use.
The wedding of Lena Tompranes of Hageleventh Street to Ayte Goldstein of Spandanaling will be held this evening at O Eluete in the bride’s mother Mrs Rosi Pant hrower’s home. The event takes place in the bride’s family residence with local guests expected.
A garbled OCR fragment references tailoring by A. Te songer and Sor for the Taber national Tailoring Gonomay of New York City. It mentions past season prices and seasonal graft but is largely unintelligible.
Lake Pleasant notes residents William Long sick last Monday in Bed. James P Malviniti of Pittsburgh sent word of a move. A Sunday visit linked Sunthy of Low sport with cousin Alice. Applebees Mes Mawe from North East seeks to shift the twits reunion from August 17 to August 27. Mrs J P Mulgibill briefly in Mia. Charles Succop of Wittsburg arrived. Succop returned Monday but wife will not stay long.
Prohibition Picnic Themod annual Promition Pe hfe will be held in Charley Chase's Grove Saturday August 13 1914 Rev N J MacIntyre Corry Te Steele Spartansburg and Rev Burnatt Aseville will deliver aiddromeg Also speeches by focal residents Miss Gauring Swan son Corry will allogw solo The Misses Truesdell will render mante con Tathbun Brow will furnish clarinet muse and everyone should hear our loon qusr Messrs Steele Chase Pitt Whiteley Preparations are being made to have a big time Come and bring your baskets and jolt the crowd everyone welcome iwid
Advertised letters list includes Mrs Russell Cook Misé Mabel G Crogsen Mr W G Curtis RI D Chester a Resse De Yuesrtt Fitomeno Gianteo. Names appear with partial legibility from the weekly notice.
Notice warns trespassers to stay off the premises of the farm known as Shoot the Cat. The signatory, Mrs. John Iderit, cites penalties under the applicable act of Assembly. Dated 2000.
Medical advert notes rapid cure for rheumatism and neuralgia within one to three days. Claims systemically removes cause and disease, with immediate disappearance. First dose provides notable relief. price 75 cents to 1 dollar. Sold by Durham Drug Co.
A.F. Messenger & Son agents urge readers to choose the International Tailoring Company of New York City for made to order suits. The ad emphasizes affordability and bespoke fit, inviting potential customers to order directly through local agents.
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