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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1910
Page
2
A utility worker was severely injured when his body was struck and paralyzed by a live wire during routine operations near the Marvel Hall area. A colleague alerted the company, and power was shut off, with the injured man later aided by teammates and transported for treatment.
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Unsettled weather today bringing scattered showers and a slight cool down, with Northern and Western areas most affected. Expect variable skies, breezy intervals, and cooler temperatures than yesterday across those regions. Local officials urge preparations for possible brief showers and mud on outdoor surfaces.
A historic note reflects the Lord’s decree that Sunday be kept as a day of rest, contrasted with a modern view hinting at rising accidents and the town’s watchful stance on Sabbath observance.
The Warren Times reports a decade of growth since its founding, noting a transition from six to eight pages, the shift from hand set type to a two‐machine Linotype operation, and the paper’s new ownership with two floors of steel, power, and water supply in its upgraded facility.
An apparently health product advertisement urges frequent cleansing inside and out. It promotes Pillozones to strengthen bowels, aid digestion, enrich blood, and bolster nerves, claiming vitality and spirit for those suffering various ailments. It is sold by Mhottay Downey at an unspecified price.
A fragmented OCR snippet describes an Aeroplane Girl act featuring Lori voone reson ye diy head and a stage show with illuminated alrstij and a claw Blest. It references vaudeville star Alan Arthur Teengrd and a monologue style performance. Potential dates include Monday Tuesday and Wednesday.
A fragmented school notice describes a Hillside Pay Day event on a Friday in August with playful activities for children. It contrasts with standard days and invites the crowd to join the unusual celebration, noting a safe environment and a hopeful mood.
Gas strike reported near Corry four miles southeast of the city. The well on Wilder tract shows a strong vein with a notable gas rush heard nearby. Excitement spread as workers prepared to drill deeper, hoping for a steady fuel source.
The body of Jasper Davis, last seen a week earlier, was found Sunday afternoon on a farm owned by Rosell Patterson about two miles north of Wattsburg. He was about 74, reportedly had stroke-related paralysis, and lay beside a pail with broken berries nearby.
The article notes Charlie Lore celebrating an 80th milestone with a visit by the leader of Wa Tike He Is slobratne. He plans to leave tomorrow for Fiouiswuirs for a few days, then return via Warren.
Annual reunion notice for the 169th Pennsylvania Regiment. Event details reference locations in Harrisburg area and dates in late August. Names and exact venues are partially garbled but indicate a historical service group gathering with organizing individuals and local officials.
Fragmentary report describes a burning display at the Davy and Pariday exhibit on IBM grounds. It mentions hydrogen effects, a tall flame, and a rapid collapse over about three quarters of an hour, with several moments of intense heat and a final consumption.
The Erie Railroad shows strong annual gains with higher gross earnings and net income after improvements and a full dividend on preferred stock. Despite high charges, earnings rose, reflecting a robust year and favorable operating conditions amid broader regulatory shifts and evolving freight rates.
A fire erupted during a late evening showing at 124 State Street in Erie. The moving picture machine overheated and caused a blaze that burned the interior of the booth while audience remained inside. Fire officials cited operator carelessness and noted code requires heat sources to be enclosed in steel frames with asbestos, per Abbott Diebel.
The item highlights the season of 1910 offerings from A. Z. Messenger and Son, noting fabrics and appealing pricing. It references merit for the International Tailoring Company of New York City and mentions broader seasonal fabrics and options.
A notice offers free dirt from 50 wagon loads for hauling at 545 West Church Street in Jamess Hand. The ad mentions site location and pickup details.
Reported gas vein discovery on the peninsula yields a potentially large fuel source. Officials note well depth milestones around 2200 to 2700 feet with expected long term supply to support local fuel needs and industrial uses, prompting optimistic estimates and official tours by commissioners.
A dated advertisement touts Ferrozone as the cure to thinness and pallor. It claims Ferrozone strengthens digestion, boosts appetite, and supplies blood nourishment for rosy cheeks, vigor, and ambition. The copy promotes a box sold by Thomas Downey with a box sample in the journal and mentions a July 20 date.
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