Weather Indications Snow Flurries and Cold Winds Ahead
The forecast shows snow flurries on Monday and Tuesday with much colder conditions. Light to moderate variable winds accompany the unsettled, wintry pattern.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1910
Page
2
The forecast shows snow flurries on Monday and Tuesday with much colder conditions. Light to moderate variable winds accompany the unsettled, wintry pattern.
Report on Honey's Hoys concert at the High School auditorium Saturday evening lauds the fine voices and training of the five boy ensemble. They wore six costumes and performed a varied program with gems from masters. One cornet player fell ill and was replaced. a second concert was planned at the Presbyterian church Sunday afternoon.
Funeral for Mrs. T A Allen held at 10:20 AM at the family home with Rev G B Woodward of the Presbyterian church officiating. Burial beside her husband in Pine Grove Cemetery. attendees included out of town relatives from Pittsburg Buffalo Cleveland Olean and others. carnations and a spray from the Ladies Aid Society marked the tributes.
Rev MacIntyre and his wife were pleasantly surprised at their N Center Street home Saturday evening by about fifty to sixty friends for their anniversary. He received a Morris chair and his wife a mahogany rocker in a presentation by Presiding Bilder and P. Smith of Sugar Grove. He spoke cheerfully and guests enjoyed refreshments provided by the ladies.
Kane attorney H B Shafter is under arrest for allegedly stealing 4000 dollars from Schriever & Company mil imera. A young Indian reportedly handed the money to the lawyer for investment and then vanished. A reward of 100 was offered. he was traced to Port Wayne Tad. The loss was the sisters savings.
An old classified fragment urges readers to study O D Woods advertisement in this issue, claiming unusually low prices amid high values on all paint products. It emphasizes value and encourages purchase.
A vintage advertisement promotes Rexall Orderlies for aged people with weak digestion and constipation. It claims safe, gentle relief without harsh side effects, touts tonic and regulatory effects on the bowels, and offers SU tablets for 25 cents and 12 tablets for 10 cents. Sold at Corry Rexall Store, C. C. Bubibitl & Son.
The article notes Augusta Evans St Elmo remains widely read in the South and North. The New York Public Library shows its rarity on shelves, with multiple copies circulating. Neil Twomey condensed the novel for dramatic use preserving local color and the book’s humanity. The performance at the Library theater features a notably good cast.
Mrs Smith is fortunate as her hired girl stays three years despite higher pay elsewhere. The girl handles washing, scrubbing, lace curtains, and bedding. Neighbors wonder why she remains until they learn Mrs Smith buys many tasks, cutting half the work and making the rest easier.
Exebherit Cogswell is sworn in as sheriff Harry W. Moomy took the oath in the county courthouse amid many citizens. A local authority announced changes to recently elected county officials. Henry Cogswell will not return to Corry but will manage a hotel at 7th and Peach in Brie.
An advertisement touts Laxative BromO and Quinine Tablets with a refund offer. It asserts a cure for colds in one day and features B W Groves branding. The text includes price and box dosage claims and urges purchase.
A lengthy discussion on the How Davis apple variety reveals mixed grower responses. Reports from the United States and Canada show most fruitmen favor limited planting while many others abandon it. A conference letter and widespread replies indicate sales trends in Ben Davis vary by region, with some markets rising and others declining.
A fragmentary article discusses soil needs and plant foods with chemicals like phosphor and potash. It notes phosphorous helps growth, nitrogen balance, and that clay soils often lack phosphorus and nitrogen. It mentions farmer advice on feeding plants when straw or utilitis lacks glow and soil health.
Dr Melvin argues federal supervision should cover meats entering commerce to prevent unsafe, mislabeled or adulterated products. He cites authority limits and urges uniform standards, warning uninspected items pose health risks and could affect public markets and municipal oversight.
Fragmented dispatches report U S sympathies for Estrada and concerns over recognition as Bluefields and Managua react. Claims of aid shipments and covert plans surface amid tensions with forces aligned to the regime, including a reported attack on American Grace and a debated role of the United States in mediation and potential actions.
Wealthy American John Hynde driven car from Monte Carlo caused a fatal crash near Cienen. The 77 year old man was struck and killed after the chauffeur, later arrested, offered bail which was refused. Howard Gould is noted to be at Nice preparing for a yacht voyage.
An advertisement extols San Cura ointment and soap from N. Amot & Co and Thomas Downey. It promises to heal burns cuts and bruises and claims to cure itching piles eczema boils and dandruff with money back guarantees. It lists prices and distributors in Titusville and nearby towns.
A Corry citizen recalls illness in 1904 and the relief from kidney disease after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He praises the remedy, cites his wife’s earlier use, and urges others to try the product sold by NF Ames & Co. in Corry, with Foster Milburn Co. as sole U.S. agents. The letter ends with the familiar reminder to remember the name Doan's.
Examinations for railway mail clerks offered in the vicinity with life tenure. Short hours and twice monthly pay plus vacation. Free information and scholarships available this month. Equal chance for city and country applicants. write immediately to General Schools Captain 40, Rochester, N.Y. Adverstive in the Journal's Classified Ads.
The agricultural experiment station at Amberyl Minn provides a free bulletin on dairy stock rations and feed costs for the year. It includes housing notes on grain feeding and a table of wholesale prices, with applications for interested growers.
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