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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1910
Page
2
The forecast indicates today showers and Sunday night rain. Light to moderate southeast to south winds are expected across the region with a mild to cool temperature range.
A Lancaster Intelligencer piece argues for a radical overhaul of ballots to simplify voting. It endorses independent choice, criticizes official ballots, and calls for parties to select their candidates without state interference, stressing privacy and fair access to the voting box.
In a partisan reflection from the era, Bryan and Republicans in Nebraska are urged to win the next election. The piece argues for privacy in voting and criticizes cross-party collusion on liquor questions, warning that minority interests face defeat.
Wilishits, Pa August 1. Friends and authorities search woods and fields for a man missing since Monday after he left to go fishing. Local residents formed parties and scoured the back streets and surrounding areas, with no trace found.
Reports of a major blaze at Spring Creek last night indicate a structure burned quickly with crews unable to save the building. Officials note the total loss and are investigating the cause while residents assess damage and insurance implications.
The column lists visits and gatherings in Freehold area. Messengers, Porters, and Smiths are named among residents visiting relatives in Jamestown Warren Bele and Corydon. Several households hosted guests including Mrs Brooks Archie Porter Mrs Campbell and Mrs Sitter. Henry Wooden is reported ill.
The Chautauqua series features daily programs with stage acts and musical numbers. Next week's centerpiece is the Pageant of Chautauqua Lake including historical tableaux and a depiction of The Witte Father of the Wilderness, with costumed scenes and a one act play The Little Father of the Wilderness in the Amphitheater.
A report describes a five o'clock incident where a thief attempted to steal from dray man Mr. O'Connor at his Wayne Street home. The intruder fled as O'Connor awoke and reached for his watch while the thief evaded capture.
A man arrested on larceny charges after taking a woman’s grip and belongings on a trolley car claimed innocence. The detective narrative suggested a strong conclusion, but investigators found no intent to steal. He was released from custody on the larceny charge while held on intoxication and labeled briefly as a suspect.
A chaotic account describes an engine killing an owl near a city site. Witnesses say a person faced violent heat and was bound, with a horse head and neck involved before a fatal fall. The location of the tragedy remains unclear.
An old advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and promotes an internal remedy. It asserts the product, Hall's Catarrh Cure, is not quack medicine and is prescribed by leading physicians, combining a known tonic with blood purifiers to act on the blood and mucous surfaces.
Finest Longshore of West Washington street was badly injured while working on a mill belt and pulley saw. His arm was cut and wrist bones damaged but arm not severed. he is middle aged and well known in the city.
Races closed with favorites dominating though dogs and drivers faced tough competition. Miss Ponler challenged the favorite Chimes in the free for all and heated the race to six heats before the favorite cleared. Mattie Colines edged Miss Overlook in a 218 pace after five heats while Lou Do swept the 2524 trot in three straight heats.
Fragmentary notice notes dirt is free or not for hauling, listing James Hal at 4) W Church street as the contact point. Text is readable but incomplete to confirm exact terms or location details.
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