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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1910
Page
7
Delivery boy near market area sought. academy pledges ten week course to train young men as chauffeurs and mechanics. Pay attracts applicants as demand remains high. Write for details and sample lesson. Empire Automobile Institute, Rochester, NY. Gold seal with arms pictured. 20¢ two pence.
Raymond Maine aged 20 years, a citizen of the George Junior Republic at Freeville for eight years, was found dead on the Holland House floor yesterday morning. He had been fumigating the building with alcohol and chemical substances and could not escape the fumes. Maine had recently overseen fumigation work at the republic under authorization to monitor safety procedures.
In the Court of Common Pleas Erie County Pa libel in divorce No 15 Nov Term 190, to Garl T DeLeone the respondent. A commissioner will attend to take testimony on Saturday January 22 1910 at 2 pm in Corry Pa at the law office of Robt J Osborne Esq for cross examination by the libellent or attorney.
Erie Finance Co offers quick private loans to those keeping a steady job with repayments in easy weekly or monthly installments. Call write or phone. agents will call. Open day and evenings. Address 101 State Street, Erie, Pa. Phone listed.
Cleveland mayor and the new city council demand control of street railway referendum petitions held by the former mayor Tom L Johnson and his secretary Burr Sovenet. The council seeks the papers to trigger a special election to end the traction war. The secretary refused, and the papers remain with Johnson’s office amid town gossip and a stray folkloric tale.
A Detroit Free Press piece describes geese being prepared for plucking with interlocked wings and bound legs, pluckers wearing masks and eye holes, and feathery byproducts used for pillows. It notes reduced feather demand as asthma and allergy concerns shift bedding trends away from goose down.
A fragment from Youth's Companion describes Mrs May af Birehdaly Corners negotiating a booth purchase during a county exibition. An unidentified man asks for a closer spell of samples, and she politely declines with a smile, noting she is busy checking her samples.
A fragmented Philadelphia Record item notes a dialogue on consent and gender roles with quotes from a man and a woman. It references a monument and individuals named Bob Jonson and Tommy’s Pop and hints at a public or social debate about identity and sex.
A quirky guide explains proper coffee care and utensil cleaning. It warns against using household yellow laundry soap and powdery additives that spoil aroma. Emphasis on sterilizing coffee pots and cooking tools to keep a wholesome kitchen.
The annual meeting of The Patron Mutual Fire Association will be held at its office in Corry, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday January 11, 1910 at ten o clock for the election of officers and general business. A. H. Olmstead, President. G. D. Heath, Secretary. Corry, December 11, 1910.
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