Weather Everywhere Forecast Notes Rain and Variable Wind
Weather forecast indicates rain or drizzle today with variable winds. Outlook calls for unsettled conditions and mild temperatures across regions.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1911
Page
2
Weather forecast indicates rain or drizzle today with variable winds. Outlook calls for unsettled conditions and mild temperatures across regions.
The article outlines two distinct parcels proposals before Congress: General Parcels Post favored by urban centers and Rural Parcels Post backed to aid rural routes. It notes arguments about distances, distribution, and support from President Taft, with emphasis on rural impact and current delivery networks.
The piece blends criticism of a liberal press with praise for Edgar A. Leine and Sweet Pens, mentions a Civil War and Mexican War pension bill advancing in Congress, and notes Governor Baldwin of Connecticut proposing regulation of flying machines. It references John W. Tener’s inauguration in Pennsylvania and includes scattered regional remarks about newspaper figures and events.
The Morganita reform era ends as the board plans to rename the Pennsylvania Reform School to the Wenneylvana Industrial Training School. Players aim to shed reform school stigma and courts may recharter the institution under a new title Pennsylvania Industrial Training School.
A Washington Special reports Hon. Hapgood has been recommended to the President for the Bradford postmaster job. The push comes from Congressman Barclay and Congressman-elect Patton, signaling strong congressional backing.
Political leaders from Philadelphia and nearby counties gathered for a conference on state issues. Prominent figures including Senator Crow and Representative Jones attended discussions on cabinet selections and legal matters facing the city and region.
The Corry and Titusville basketball game descended into farce amid confusion and delays at the depot. A hasty masquerade event followed, with prizes awarded for costumes while the overall evening drew poor attendance and financial return.
Charles Lamper twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Eugene Lamper of Wilson street was struck by a Pennsylvania railroad freight train at South Salamanca crossing. His right leg was severely injured and doctors performed an amputation about four inches above the ankle. He was removed to the railroad station for treatment.
An old newspaper ad touts Catarrhozone as a cure for catarrh and throat troubles. It promotes inhaled vapor relief and claims lasting cure with a single dose. The notice also advertises a January dance by the I C B A Gables at Maccabee Hall with 25 cent admission and extra charges for couples.
In Pituaville Rougston yesterday Mr Tada Motter reported infant Howard Andrew Motter, the youngest of triplets born about three weeks ago, died with no other child surviving besides a girl. The loss follows the death of the little boy who won the last die of the trio.
Spring 1911 display from the Inter viUlonal Tailoring Co showcases fabrics and models. A B Messenger and Son are sole agents for Jerry and vicinity, inviting early calls to view the collection.
A closing out sale offers youths and boys pants at 2.90, down from 4.90 and 6.60 to 12.00. The sale emphasizes low prices and lists A B Moesuenger and Bou at 212 W Main Street as the location.
Mrs. Catherine Ryan underwent an appendectomy at Jerry hospital this morning. Nurse Kibler Shoin reports she is doing nicely.
Uneven OCR fragment hints at a film bill or theater program featuring Vitagraph titles and a dog named Jenn. Unclear details point to a late night showing or entertainment listing with Amusell credited.
The Lytle Theater presents five shows tonight including a new comedy Rama and a Bible picture. Tickets cost five cents.
A young intruder broke into John G Whenicte's home on Uniontown Road last night. The assailant threatened the elderly owner for money, struck him with a broom, and fled when a dog alarmed the scene. Police seek the suspect.
An old ad touts Pute nam's Painless Corn and Wartix tractor for relief of corns and warts. It promises quick, certain results and urges purchase from the Downey seller, with a product claim of painless use and simple application.
On January 10 in Luewang the Line of Immediate will be sold to close for 31 60 each. All goods in stock offered to all indebted customers or tax officials. Sale aims to clear remaining inventory as part of town departure.
A quarrel between two female patients at the State Hospital for the Insane in Warren led to injuries with contusions and lacerations. One patient, about 65, reportedly pulled hair and struck the other, a 26 year old, with a shoe, leaving both with non life threatening but shocking consequences.
A garbled OCR fragment references various words and phrases without clear context or coherence. The readable content includes scattered terms like food, names, and places, but no complete events or identifiable entities to summarize.
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