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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates listed for Linnruay Avvixrisimg with mentions of ventilation notes and devices. The notice notes weekly rates and deadlines for copy submissions, indicating payment terms and submission timing. The readable fragments reference a column and price points, urging timely delivery.
Weather outlook for Pate shows warmer conditions through the weekend with winds shifting from east to southeast at light to moderate strength. Expect mild nights and daytime highs climbing, with no significant precipitation expected this period.
A Jamestown Journal editorial denounces a Clark Incident as an affront to public morals. It condemns the zeal of city guardians, praises a reputable cleansing effort, and argues for employment over idle waiting while noting prior local resentments and a marked absence of opposition to the act.
A linen shower honored Miss Anna Tadner at Mr Olson’s East Pleasant Street home last evening. Guests celebrated upcoming marriage of Miss Nellie Brodsky to Mr Hys wen Cohen with gifts and refreshments.
An old promotional fragment touts Put nam's Corn Extractor as painless and quick for corns and warts. It advertises a supposedly painless treatment and urges examination of feet to confirm corn presence. The garbled text hints at a patent or advertised remedy with unclear branding.
An explosion near a coal stove in Hagleton, Virginia, toppled the stove and hurled debris, narrowly missing Mrs. Wrayate. Investigators believe a dynamite charge from a nearby mine activated by contact with hot embers caused the blast.
A marginal, fragmentary item notes a suburban woman recently back from a European Dean trip asking if someone went up the Rhine. The reply evokes admiration and a distant top level view of a splendid flow from the community.
A Corry police officer pleaded guilty to assault after an incident involving Mr. W. Clark. The defense and district staged a confusing sequence, with Clark alleging battery and indignities. The court imposed a $10 fine plus costs, with costs remitted on payment. the case sparked protests about public conduct and local officials.
A worker named Hivelbyet on Washington Street lost part of the left hand after his hand was caught in a saw while operating a machine run by his father. Dr. Kibler examined him and noted serious injuries. The patient was expected to remain in the hospital for some time as he recovers from the accident.
A vintage advertisement touts Neon Tablets and Ner a tablets as nerve tonics. It claims they fortify nerves, boost vitality, and enrich overall health. The copy promises a money back guarantee and lists a cent price with a mix of dubious medical claims.
Unclear game details show Crescents defeating Hod Aline 14 to 8 amid a riotous afternoon. Key players named include Corey Mrose and Praveen Cowden, with mentions of VHS and VHS-related entities amid a chaotic account of the waning minutes and final score.
City tax notices warn that taxes not paid by September 1 1910 incur a penalty of percent and an additional 1 percent on the first day of each month thereafter. William Postlethwaite City Treasurer issued the notice.
The article recalls CL SC week at Chautauqua with references to The Havenlaitonte Serie 1 and diplomas for 152 graduates. It highlights the Men’s Club and Women’s Club, praising the sundry facilities, the secretary Mrs Hairett of Syracuse, and the value of the Men’s Club to visiting men. The pageant and six nations are noted as rehearsals proceed with hopes for clear skies.
A. D. Manley surveyor and J. Listth assessor resurveyed portions of the Erie Warren line in 1800 using double back sights and magnetically adjusted instruments. They note a magnetic variation of 4 degrees 42 minutes 48 seconds west and that the measurement over two lines reached the original survey by fourteen inches.
An old ad fragment promotes Forroxone as a tonic to restore vitality by transforming food into nourishing blood. It claims the product strengthens life force, cheeks, and spirit, then offers a 150 cent box and sales through THOMM Dewnoy A 15-0.
The Warren School Board, at an adjourned meeting held last month in the Meigh school building, approved investing $30,000 of school funds for monthly interest. Dr JF G Tunnell announced the plan amid ongoing contention at meetings about the district’s handling of interest on the general fund and overdrafts.
Corry safewall team travels to Mayville to face the Yell Knows squad in a pivotal Western New York clash. The Mayville game, once planned, was canceled, but Corry strengthens its roster with two pitchers from Erieville and a new second baseman. Several from this city will join the trip and the Chautauqua county Wines contribute lineup depth.
Uncle Sam offers examinations for life time careers as clerks and post office workers. Scholarships are available, with equal chances for city and country youths. Begin preparation now. send for Central School Dept II, Rochester, N.Y.
Turner Hill’s Family Reunion brought about fifty members to the pleasant home of Mr and Mrs Burnett Sly about six miles northwest of Corry for their sixth gathering. The day focused on renewing old friendships and enjoying refreshments. Officers for the year were elected and the group planned to meet again next year at Mr Worth All’s home.
Frank Cook age 44 of Jamestown died after a fall at the new downtown digterbarting site on Washington Street. He sustained injuries when he fell from a scaffold while a rootur in the cine moy of B D Lloyd, a rooting combructor, at about four o clock yesterday. He was taken to the Woman's Christian Association hospital where he died a few hours later.
An ad copy notes consumer demand for value and mentions the International Tattoring Co of New York City. It advertises clothing with prices starting at twelve dollars and identifies ALF, Messenger and Son as sole agents for Corry and vicinity.
In Wattsburg on August 20 1910 a summer gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Mickston Worthos Hoy Attornyon and others featured hospitality and social visiting. Friends and neighbors, including Mr and Mrs Tivian Patterson and others, enjoyed the day with refreshments, reports of crops and hunting, and conversation about local families and recent events.
Transfer notice from St James Hotel announcing baggage transfer to all puela of the city with quick service and contact at Bt. Tames Hotel. Patronage welcomed.
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