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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1910
Page
2
Unsettled warmer weekend with Saturday and Sunday rain or snow in the forecast. South easterly winds noted amid broad forecast uncertainty. Quotations cite unreliable thermometers and ambiguous readings. Local voices mention Olga Streb and Paderewski in unrelated remarks as noted by editors. Floyd Webster noted as a visitor in Corry yesterday.
Eugene Walter drama Paid in Full, notable for five companies presenting it in a single season, has enjoyed strong demand across New York Boston and Philadelphia. Wagenhal a Kemper Company sustained continuous runs, with engagements expanded to meet theatergoer interest. A Vel iont New York cast will perform at Library Theater Wednesday March in a marquee local theater occasion.
A note on extending linen tablecloth life describes high costs, wear from washing, and aging caused by common soap. It urges using a gentler wash and implies a refund if products fail, promising maker reimbursement.
Professor William T. Hornaday of the New York Zoological Park warns that wildlife is vanishing despite efforts across the United States. He calls on state governors and national leaders to adopt stronger protections, noting ruthless destroyers threaten creatures from Patagonia to the Arctic and urging public education to curb the slaughter driven by dollar worship.
Andrew D White argues criminal trials in the United States are a farce due to a broken administration of criminal law. He cites homicide rates by country and contends trials resemble a game between lawyers, undermining justice while asserting America remains a hopeful, Christian nation.
An advertisement hawks Parisian Sage as a guaranteed remedy for dandruff itching and hair loss. It claims quick results within two weeks with a money back offer if unmet, touts dermatologists endorsement and turns dull hair to lustrous. The copy targets women in Shia City with emphasis on beauty and affordability.
An ad promotes spring lines from International Tailoring Co of New York City and ACE Mensengat Son note agents for Corey Pa. It promises style fabrics and value, inviting customers to visit for measurements, with light humor about tailoring and eating.
Large attendance last evening featured a masquerade with many elegant costumes. Forty couples joined in a ground march while one lone Thor Israelite? brat trailed. Prizes awarded for best costumes and comic attire. Judges included Northrop Webb and Porter.
Last Sunday night a fire broke out in the Schmidt building next to the Hotel Antler in Pittsburg. Clerk William R. Stoddard, formerly of this city, remained calm and brave, earning a testimonial from guests and a commended reputation. He once welcomed travelers at the Mansion House in Tiuavilla and later owned the St. James hotel in Corry before moving to the Antler.
Local shop announces 1910 panera arrivals and an annual remnant and discount sale to make space for new stock. Customers are invited to explore bargains on leftover wallpaper pieces and décor.
The Congregational Church Endeavor Society hosted an Antique Fosial at Elmer and Mrs Melduroy’s Went Wayne Street residence last evening. attendees enjoyed vintage costumes, music by W H Johns, recitations by Cole Johns Florence Arnold and others, a humorous reading by Rev Surtees, a fishpond presided by Mrs L McElroy, Mianos Page and Cady, and Mina Emma Jones oversaw a guessing game. A nick purse supper concluded the evening as neighbors were invited to search Wants and Classified for more notes.
An OCR fragment advertises Cory Cleaning & Dyeing and International Tailoring Co offerings for Easter. It touts dyeing in many colors, custom-made fabrics, and low prices. The copy mentions local agents A F Measenger & Son in Corry Pennsylvania and a New York City tie to a tailoring firm.
A food and drug official tested five oyster samples finding Sealshipt oysters far superior in flavor and freshness. Watered oysters wilt and bloat, losing nutrients and taste. The sealed, airtight packing keeps the meat firm and unspoiled until use.
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