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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
9
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Snow is forecast today with cold conditions and brisk northerly winds. Patchy accumulation possible as temperatures stay low and skies remain unsettled through the day.
The article argues enforcement flaws in liquor laws harm Prohibition aims. It cites rising consumption of untaxed alcohol, adulteration, and weak penalties, urging stricter enforcement and public discussion in Pennsylvania to decide if the state stays drunk or sober. It notes Women and boys face liquor access and calls Governor Folk to push tougher compliance.
The Sentinel editor in Parkersboro signals a reversal of opinion about a Youngstown incident. The piece hints at shifting views on responsibility and the parties involved, with no firm conclusions presented.
The Pennsylvania Red Cross Christmas Seals drive aims to raise funds to combat tuberculosis and aid consumptives. It notes strong support from newspapers and retailers across the state and expected to surpass prior year totals, with many outlets participating to promote the cause and increase awareness.
Washington, state revenue data show liquor use climbing. Internal revenue reports for the 10 months ending June 30 indicate 165 million gallons of distilled spirits, cigars rising sharply, and a total revenue of over 28 million across taxed items. Commissioner Cabell projects about 108 million more by year end.
Prof J F Bigler resigns as head of Binhore Normal School and departs Edinboro after one year to join Wilton College. Rev Dr Lashaw endorses the move and expects his service to begin with the opening of the new building in September.
Two Pollah men identified as Suspects in Patrolman Jamer Alley death were detained by Detective Sergeant Welsh and released by Chief Wagner after district attorney advice. Authorities cited insufficient evidence to justify continued detention.
A summary of school attendance and tardiness for two units at the Gortogd building for the month ending Wednesday. Unit 1 enrolled 0 students with average attendance 46 and tardies 2. unit 2 enrolled 54 with average attendance 62 and tardies 1.
Readable text notes prered 1a munis clothing tailored to individual measure by the International Tallerlity Co of New York City. W I Mensenger & Son are sole agents for Corry and vicin Weiwi.
Chiefxo November 30 The greatest railroad fare battle looms as three eastern trunk lines the Grand Trunk Erie and Wabash plan major cuts from Chicago to New York and Boston The noticed reduction begins in January with substantial drops in flat and second class fares for interstate travel under the Western railroads plan.
A playful pupils exchange mocks a teacher about vowels while debating the word lake and its pronunciation near Lake Michigan. The examiner quizzes the student on vowel sounds, prompting a pun about vowels being chickens.
The fragment speaks of a breakfast scene with a hostess and guest unsure about a dish. It mentions mushrooms and a playful exchange, then abruptly shifts to an incomplete line about opening something belonging to Detroit Tree Pros. The readable portion suggests a domestic vignette with unclear context and characters.
A fragmentary item notes a curious scene labeled The Big Bill and mentions Tod at school with Uncle Hurry and a bird named whitty. It references a night before plan or thought and hints at a boy named Noy and a toast.
The Pennsylvania Railroad placed a $4 2 million rail order, with about 66 000 tons to be rolled at the Braddock plant and the remainder likely to go to Cambria Steel Co Pennsylvania Steel Co Lackawanna Steel Co and Bethlehem Steel Co The report notes slowdowns elsewhere but says the large order shows continued demand for steel rails amid broader economic uncertainty and political influence on industry leaders
Local advert invites shoppers to buy luxury glove boxes at Wilson's in Corry boasting the largest, finest selection. It emphasizes heritage tag Remember the place and the man who wears its own clothes, promising premium presentation without extra charge.
Advertising a closing out sale of women's undergarments and lingerie by A F Mosuenger and Son at 28 W Main Street Corry Pennsylvania. Items offered include hosiery and related apparel with reduced prices and limited stock. Sale details specify location and merchant name for shoppers.
A community dance night hosted by the local school will occur on Thursday after classes. Attendees will learn basic steps, with a row and learn format noted for beginners and general participation.
Upholstering and repair services advertised with cheap prices. Postal card request offered. Located at Boones 118 West Main Street. Contact details unclear.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a question about where remains are and a line about meeting a hungry bear attributed to Lipplncott's context. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or source details.
Fragmented financial note reports taxes and expenditures with large sums cited. It mentions capital stock contributions and various outlays, indicating a downturn in state revenue and ongoing fiscal concerns. The text references Putnam's Pain remedy advertising alongside these financial details.
A fragment notes an oyster house offering oysters and French from the shell. Address listed as 124 N. 1 Center Street with unclear details about hours or services.
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