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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1910
Page
4
Washington reports a controversy over members of Congress sending out perquisites, including 40 costly wall maps. Representative Tawney, aiming to educate, offered to place a map in a school but was told he would have to pay for it, revealing the tricky optics of official gifts.
A detailed account describes a four foot cobra facing a bold mongoose in a tense duel. The mongoose feints and dodges cobra strikes, closing in to bite the cobra behind the head. Despite dangerous fangs, the mongoose narrowly avoids a fatal strike, ultimately wearing down the cobra as it dies.
Experiments at the College of Agriculture report that feeding Rhodomeris dye changes pure white plumage to pink in hens during moulting. Dyeing also gradually tints white ear lobes to pink, indicating potential to color both yolk and feathers with the dye.
The Nina and Wer crews of eight left the Norfolk yard en route to Tullimeter Wylde battalion. Reports say both vessels are heard by wireless and continuing the search along the route near Mint portion. Two ships, one from Birmingham, are reported as allied to the Norfolk yard search effort. Three killed in a labor dispute in Mexico City, involving ranch workers and authorities, with ongoing unrest and attempts to quell the disturbance.
A patient from Minnesota reports weight gain and renewed ability to work after six bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonies cite nerve improvement and broad relief from female ailments, urging others to seek Mrs. Pinkham's guidance for free, helpful advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
The civil service commission announces an examination on April 13 in several cities to appoint male teachers to day schools in Indian boarding schools. Salaries include $60 a month for ten months plus $90 for a wife’s stipend, with quarters provided. Applicants may obtain a pamphlet detailing exam plans and employment terms.
The federal grand jury probes a 1907 1908 price fixing scheme alleged to involve Chicago packers including Schwarczchild and Sulzberger, claiming an independent concern aided price cuts on hogs. Subpoenas issued for current and former employees, with testimony expected on the collaboration and profits, and a termination tied to a 40 percent capital block acquisition.
A garbled World excerpt honors William Ewart Gladstone born December 2, 1808, praising his enduring renown from pole to pole. It laments the passing of a statesman whose legacy is described as vast, though the wording is fragmentary and obscure. The fragment ends with a request to place a wreath in his memory.
A fragmentary account explains death by self-inflicted action for high rank officials. It notes distinctions by caste and privileges, including the peacock feather and red button, with methods of suicide varying by rank and ceremonial status. The text reflects early imperial views on ritualized suicide among mandarins and clergy.
Financial Information section recalls a terse exchange about tips on the market. A confidant admits avoiding investment after a poor turn, noting relief at not risking money. The dialogue highlights investor hesitancy and the consequences of following unsolicited market advice.
A fragmentary report notes a newt with four young observed by Dr Bruce near Prince Charler Foreland Spltabergon in August 1008 and later discovered in northeast Groomland. The specimens are mounted for the Royal South museum. The Sanders Wing Wolans4 joined the Sandpiper group, distinguished by a hind toe absence, London Graplile.
A vintage style ad extols Parisian Sage as the most invigorating hair tonic. It claims it stops hair loss, grows strong lustrous hair, and suits both men and women. The copy asserts wide availability and strong customer satisfaction across towns, urging readers to buy a large 600 centiliter bottle from Amos Co.
An affirmation by signatories J. D. Jackson M D and W. Chace M D declares full knowledge of cancer sanatorium formulas and components. They state they can elaborate treatments without anesthetics or harmful drugs, based on chemistry and human body impact.
Schedule in effect Sept 30 1909 for Corry and Columbus Street Railway. Cars run from Corry to Columbus on even hours 6 am to 9 pm and from Columbus 20 minutes past the hour except Saturdays. Additional cars at 12:20 to 6:20 and 7:20 to 4:0 from North Corry and East Wayne street. Saturday nights include extra service at 9:80 pm and later. Sunday first car leaves waiting room at 6 am.
An 19th century advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy. It proclaims internal action on blood and mucous membranes, claims efficacy from top physicians, and urges readers to send for testimonials from Toledo, Ohio sellers EJ Chaney & Co.
An ad notes that Hewitt Brothers Soap Company of Dayton Ohio offers a beautiful picture in exchange for twenty five Busy Task Soap wrappers and a two cent stamp. The promotion emphasizes modern art production and the value of the soap as a reliable everyday product.
Having opened a shop under Babbitt's drug store at Getter and Washington streets I invite customers to bring their plumbing tinning and gas fitting needs. Guy H. Rogers operates the Bell phone line 140 for inquiries and service.
An account details President Taft's 1909 party journey through Manhattan with Mrs Taft and companions. The motorcade traveled Fifth Avenue and West 2nd Street amid police, spectators, and a disrupted scene at a station. A Pullman incident and a mistaken passenger caused delays as the party proceeded toward Henry W. Taft's home and intended Pennsylvania route.
Postmaster General announces postponement to Tuesday as Cabinet and postal leaders clash over a proposed increase in second-class rates. Officials cite political pressure and financial concerns, estimating a potential $18,000,000 impact and pushing for urgent public statements and possible charges reconsideration. The committee on post office and roads finishes a draft sponsorship bill amid ongoing budget concerns and rate debates.
A Manchester Gazette account describes a Manehonter teacher attempting to persuade a pupil to adopt a lighter walking style. The scene ends with a dramatic capture from a room to a passage and a student breathlessly challenging the teacher’s plan.
In Cornhill Magazine on the twelfth anniversary of a Maine loss in New York events are recalled with a quote about travel and reform. A veteran gathering at the People's Baptist church in Tudo county reflects on volunteers and victory as part of war remembrance led by Pastor Karl and a local ministerial lineup.
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