Corry Post Office Matters Prompt West Class Action
Local post office notices in Corry Pa raise questions about west class mail handling. Officials urge patience as service details are clarified and plans for adjustments are under review.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1911
Page
2
Local post office notices in Corry Pa raise questions about west class mail handling. Officials urge patience as service details are clarified and plans for adjustments are under review.
Advertising rates listed for Litma Anverrisma columns with unclear terms. Mentions weekly cost in pounds and shillings, and damaged fragments reference dates and locations without clear figures or full descriptions.
The piece questions direct election of senators by the people, asking hypotheticals about possible New Jersey, Massachusetts, Illinois, New York, and Pennsylvania senators. It notes scandal fears with Lorimer and references a wedding party with police officials in attendance.
Piles relief claimed via Hem-Rold tablet from Dr Leonherdt's prescription. Internal cause removal touted, unlike ointments or surgery.$1 large bottle lasts 24 days, available through H. W. Ames & Co and Dr Leon Bardi Co Buffalo NY. Write for booklet.
The anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth will be celebrated Sunday evening February 12 at the Trat Methodlat Holscopal church. Special music and an address by the pastor are planned. Grand Army of the Republic and Women's Relief Corps will be guests of honor. All veterans and citizens invited.
A matinee at the AmuseU theater tomorrow runs from two to five o'clock featuring reels of pictures for local patrons.
Promoters Davis and Simeral take over Library Theater in Pittsburg to run a vaudeville and motion picture program with four acts and three reels of film. They plan a full orchestra, reputable attractions, and a season long engagement starting February 20.
Since John B. Patterson took charge of the U S Chair Company the business has brightened markedly. He cleans up surplus stock, converts it to capital for expenses, and plans higher grade products. A factory expansion includes upholstered chairs and roulers with an export designer drafting new patterns, signaling a larger workforce soon.
Farmers of Erie county along the Philadelphia and Hell R R line were informed that a good roads lecture train will visit the section next month. Exact dates will be published later. The Pennsylvanian railroad adds a fifth car to the train, making it the largest good roads train yet operated by a railroad. The lectures have drawn strong interest from farmers and supervisors in towns along the line, deemed valuable and productive.
George Baker, enraged by a rejected kiss from Grace Craig, took two antiseptic tablets and was rushed to Hamot hospital after a patrol call. He is expected to recover, according to today's report from Hamot. Grace Craig summoned aid as Baker was taken to hospital for treatment.
The regular monthly meeting of the school board faced a rough session with limited actions taken. Discussion centered on scheduling and routing concerns for bus transportation as questions about routes and efficiency were raised.
Erle Feb 10 The murder of Trulian Gambastrate Amich perplexes police across half a hundred cities. Investigators scour the Perry Iron Works area chasing a cunning plot after a found body. Italian officers once thought a clue touched off a wide search.
Seven adult parents from Punxsutawney were admitted to Pasteur Institute near Morey hospital after a dog bite incident on January 17. The dog, later found to be mad, had previously bitten a horse and ten people, and died of rabies last night. Women were among the new hospital arrivals bringing added alarm.
Corry Ice Company promises pure ice made in Corry for cooling needs. Their product is billed as clean and uncontaminated, with prompt delivery at reasonable prices. The notice argues Corry ice resists contamination compared to milk butter and meat storage, claiming superior quality and freshness.
Jamestown officials abandon the four night long hunt for Randolph cattle buyer P. Laughlin whose disappearance on January 21 remains unresolved. Divers explored the river bottom from Rave Alley to Wilson Dam. all driftwood and water areas were checked with no trace found. The mystery deepens with no body recovered and some whisper about possible survival. Laughlin’s wife descends into despair.
The Prout Gas Co began laying a pipeline from Fredonia to the village of Brocton with work resumed and expected to be completed soon to supply gas next week. The company reports ample natural gas supply after drilling a sizable well. A monster well on the Mront Stone farm near Middle Road in Sheldon reportedly yields about 2,000 cubic feet per day.
Falconer New York February 2 Pupils from Falconer Schools show strong interest in the Junior Civic League. Younger students in the first three grades join older peers in cleaning streets yards and school grounds. Effort aims to improve village appearance and stimulate ongoing improvements.
Babbitt Son advertise Samose as a form of flesh-building food that cures thinness and weakness. They claim many customers improved from pale and haggard to plump and healthy after use, with a money-back guarantee if unsatisfactory. It is touted as a unique hand-forming food strengthening all body organs.
An old tale relates Edmund Yalon recounting a physician who operated on a man with blood poisoning after amputation. The doctor calmly explains the patient cannot handle full truth at once and must gradually learn the severity. The story centers on trust, timing, and bedside manner in a dramatic hospital scene.
A reflection on the limits of personal rights and how asserting them can intrude on others. The text warns that insisting on rights may encroach on a neighbor's space, urging careful delimitation of freedoms. It emphasizes caution and mutual respect in defining boundaries between individuals.
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