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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1910
Page
2
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Western Pennsylvania faces a cold wave with air turning colder and brisk northwesterly winds. Expect sharp temperature drops through Wednesday into Thursday as a colder air mass settles over the region.
Farmers in Greenville and Pitt will attend a week long meeting organized by the School of Agriculture and Experiment Station at Pennsylvania State College. Professors Ry Le Watt and J P Stewart will share results from years of field work on orchard spraying care of fruit trees and garden crops. The message urges immediate adoption of orchard spraying to improve fruit quality and prevent insect and fungus damage. The event mirrors the annual State College gathering and aims to boost local fruit production.
William Hodges Mann was inaugurated as governor of Virginia on February 1. His inaugural address positions opposition to intoxicants as the likely key issue of his administration, affirming steadfast stance and confidence in Virginia's people to settle the liquor question.
A concise promotion for budget smart men’s attire by the International Tailoring Co. of New York City. A. F. Messenger & Son serves as sole Corry, Pennsylvania agent. Promises value, current fabrics, and proper fit tailored to save money.
A local shop announces the arrival of 1410 new papers and hosts an annual remnant sale to clear space. The notice mentions a fan full of friendly chatter and a lighthearted tone as it invites customers to participate in the clearance event.
A speech compilation arguing inflation relief through farm expansion and soil management. It quotes James Byers, Governor Malcom Patterson, Governor Herbert Hadley, and railroad president Benjamin Yoakum, urging families to keep cows and chickens, shift population to the countryside, and apply scientific farming to boost local production.
A strong turnout at the Business Men's Exchange discussed moving a large rotating mill to a new central facility. The plan calls for 8 additional sites and a building of 80 by 200 feet, with 60 to 60 workers starting, mainly women, and expansion as demand grows. A five-member committee was formed to report back soon.
Mrs Sarah McCray died after a four year illness, age eighty. Funeral service was held this afternoon from her late residence on Columbus avenue and at noon at the McGray church in Concord, with Interment at 2 o'clock. Rev N J McIntyre and A B church officiated. Surviving children include CG, F, C B, W HL McCray, Mrs Ld Sterns and Mrs Orilla Routwell. Two sons reside in the West and one in the South. She was a pioneer resident with a large circle of friends.
Dependable medicines amid many elixirs arise since the More Food and Droge era. VINOL, a cod liver and tonic preparation, is not a patent remedy but clearly lists its ingredients on every bottle. It is reliable for restoring health and strength in the aged or run down. O Babbitt & Son, Drugists, Corry, Pa.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a fourth class postmaster examination to be held on Saturday March 19 1910 in Gerry Pa for petitioners from Carpets master at Columbus Pa The notice lists outfit costs and application details with monthly payment terms and locations in Columbus or nearby offices.
A Corry wrestling night showcased Comstock of Olean versus Art Salle of Buffalo in a marathon match lasting 1 hour 27 minutes. Comstock won the fall and the bout, with a gate-bet of 450. Referee Wart Brown officiated as Hope of Jamestown could not attend. A prelim between Brown and Breese drew cheers.
Lynn Knepp announces a new line of wall paper and interior decorating services. She invites inquiries at 51 N First Ave, Bell phone 164-R, offering suggestions and estimates for home improvement projects.
Union City Chief Siverling and deputies halted a prize fight vehicle on Smalley hill Sunday and arrested the principal and several spectators. Judges McClintock and McLean imposed fines totaling 72 dollars.
A proposed Titusville Central Railroad franchise was discussed by council, read, and approved for second reading. The line would run from Titusville to Corry, with winter surveys, route maps, and plans for a traction system. Last night’s blizzard slowed rail traffic, causing delays across several trains and freight movements between Corry, Spring Creek, and Garland.
A readable notice from Corry Cleaning and Dyeing Works promotes popular color trends for spring. J A Crook, proprietor, lists Bell phone 142-128 and room 8 Traction Building.
An advertisement extols San Cura Ointment as the best antiseptic remedy for burns, itching, piles, eczema, and skin ailments, backed by N. F. Ames & Co and Thompson Medical Co. The text touts a money back guarantee and urges readers to stock a jar for emergencies, with Soap claimed to banish dandruff and pimples.
A lively Biograph screening presents the film In Little Italy featuring a dramatic cast and thrilling scenes. Lyric tonight promises an engaging showcase with suspenseful action and strong performances.
The advertised letters include Mrs Annie Tremell Mr Jobo Grant A C McCrary W H Slye and others. Recipients are asked to call for the letters by stating advertised. Further names and details appear in the weekly notice.
An advertisement claims Pazo ointment guarantees relief from itching bleeding or protruding piles within six to fourteen days with a six to twenty four day money back option. The offer includes a stated price of 690.
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