Corry Evening Journal publisher details and rates
The Corry Evening Journal on West South Street Corry Pa lists its publisher Arthur Colegrove and notes mail matter registration at the Corry post office. Annual subscription eight hundred dollars per year and carrier delivery options with per copy pricing. Advertising rates are provided on request.
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Cony Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove Y
Sympathenic Curiosity on Inquisitive Readers and Workers
A citizen writer laments intrusive questions about personal life from coworkers and neighbors. He notes many workers relocate for jobs and live in rooming houses, restaurants, and wage conditions. Some curiosity helps share experiences, while scrutiny often becomes mean spirited and invasive.
Patriarch of 34 Children Draws Mixed Public Reaction
A North Carolina citizen who traveled to Washington to claim paternity of 34 children was treated as a hero by some, though critics note high infant mortality and question how large families are managed. The piece argues that better foresight and care are needed to sustain the population.
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North Carolina
Washington
Peter Car
McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets Adverts for Children
An old advertisement urges mothers to give McCoy's Cod Liver Oil tablets to frail children to boost growth and fight common childhood diseases. It claims rapid weight gain and health benefits, offers a 80 day satisfaction guarantee, and notes availability at M F Ames & Co and general druggists.
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McCoy
M. F. Ames & Co
Libel Action Over Wine Stock Dismissed by Federal Judge
Federal authorities filed libel against a large stock of wine owned by Joseph Lamers of Fredonia but the case was dismissed by Judge Julie BR Angel. The matter concerns tax and seizure actions, with a Mayville jail sentence mentioned for an unrelated count. About 22,000 gallons remained in stock after checks, rather than the 25,000 claimed.
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Fredonia
DCA KI Ris
Joseph Lamersony
Jule Jul
Mayville
Federal Attorney's Department
Si Mayuilie
Snowfall Sets Early Tone for Week as Local Sports Tone
January 27 1907 four inches of snow dampened sleighing hopes. Neal's Pirates beat Parker's Wor fern 2160 to 2080 at the clubs alley in a tight game. Charles Lambing won high score 1827 and high average 17H. John Patterson returns from Grand Rapids furniture exhibit. Charles Olds of South Center ill with fever. C F McCray leaves for Maryland for health. Bertram G Smith to teach Biology at Lake Forest College. A lamp burst at Mrs Addie Grimes 258 Worth street sparks fire damage. Corner stone for new armory completed. Acme Milling reports busy week selling flour sacks. Charles Ham of Watters surveys Gaston block set for remodel by CP Northrop.
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Neal
Pirates
Parker
Wor Fern
Charles Lambing
Wesleyville Woman Mangled Under Train
Erie reports Antonia Skiba, 46, of Caster, mother of six, killed Saturday afternoon when struck by a pusher engine on the New York Central line near Wesleyville. Conductor J A Peplinski found the body. engineer and fireman unaware of the impact. Coroner Hanley declined inquest, calling the accident unavoidable.
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Wom
T. J. Ryan
W. F. Webster
Gorones D
Hanley
Caroner
Washington to Send Delegation for Inauguration
Harrisburg January 17 a private car bearing a delegation from Washington is expected to arrive to witness the induction and parade. The group reportedly includes cabinet officers and senators such as AW Melvil, Hubert Warh, Pepper, Reed, and others, with Senator Ware slated for a position on the reviewing stand.
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United Bes
Harrisburg
John & Fisher
Whihington
Lin AW
Melvil
Interior
Hubert Warh
United States
Pepper and
Reed
Alert Williagt S. Ware
Gow Prioreledt
Fragmentary skater history note in odd phrasing
A garbled passage recalls early figure skating and a dated figure, mentioning names and places in faded form. The text hints at a timeline through names like Yael and Had, with fragments about ponds and growing popularity, but lacks clear events or dates.
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Seundl
Pavid
Tims Immenoriul
Yael
New Trial Sought in Pittsburgh Suit Case
In Pittsburgh on January 17 a new trial request arose in the Aldwellttshbard matter. Attorneys for Juin We Hupbar contend the last trial improperly excluded testimony that could have damaged the claimed marriage contract with Anne Aldwell, once of Chester County, connected to a $850000 breach claim.
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Pittsburgh
Attornes
Anne Ald Well
Chester Counnty
Judes
Thomson
Marriage Announcement for Norman Shelton and Eleanor Heduze
A marriage is announced between Norman Shelton of Columbus and Eleanor Heduze of Buffalo. The ceremony occurred in Buffalo on a Friday in January. The couple will reside at North Street, Curry, with Dr J R Hope presiding.
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Norman Shelton
Neltie Shielton
Columbus
Eleanor Heduze
Buffalo
Ulton
Aume
North Inter Street
Curry
J. R. Hope
Schyliod Wall
Eye Granulation Relief Product Advertisement
An advertisement touts Vavoptik as a mild soothing eye spray that relieves granulations and eye pain. It claims rapid soothing effects, reducing redness and weakness, with testimonials from H. Brown and Thomas Downey a druggist.
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Thomas Downey
Drugast
Interesting Sidelights on Life in Washington
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Southern figures gathering in Washington to influence politics. It mentions Congressman Upshaw of Georgia, Leander Guntle of Attusita, Lindsay Warren of North Carolina, and Reuben Bland as the father of a child, with humorous and garbled exchanges about political maneuvers and campaigning in a bygone era.
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North Carolina
South
Ory
Congress
William Ti Upshaw
Genrgli
Georgia
Hall
Leander Guntle
Attusita
Lindsay Warren
Reuben Bland
Upshaw
Leander
Downy
Falls Creek in limelight at Broad Street Theatre
Falls Creek, near Jefferson county, appears in the Philadelphia stage scene tonight in Money from Home by Frank Craven who also stars. The first and third scenes take place in a small interior Pennsylvania town then move to New York City before returning to the Keystone State mountain setting.
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Falls Creek
Jefferson County
Broad Street
Philadelpia
Frank Craven
Jennie Patrick
Falls Creel
Pat
Philadelphia Enquirer
Pennsylvania
New York City
Keystone State
Funeral for Guy Raymond Held at Home in Wheelock Plans
Funeral services for Guy Raymond were conducted at the late home, 920 King Street, on Sunday afternoon with Rev A L Roth of the Baptist church officiating. A male quartet sang Were Going Home and There is a Beautiful Lunch. Pallbearers included John Rikers Bruce Thomas Lloyd Thomas Archie Golfinch Glenn Ganfreau and Fred Miller. The body lay in Pine Grove Cemetery Mausoleum and will later be interred in Wheelock Cemetery. many relatives attended from out of town.
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Guy Raymond
Wo Oblock
King Street
A. L. Roth
The
Baptist Church
John Rikers
Bruce Thomas
Lloyd Thomas
Archie Golfinch
Rheumatism Cure Ad Promises Pain Relief
An all herb remedy from plant roots claims to cure rheumatism and restore health. Testimonial letters describe joint swelling easing after Hot Springs treatment and use of SSS. Campbell of Johnson City endorses the product, noting it strengthened health and eliminated skin issues. Sold in drug stores in multiple sizes.
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Campbell
West Main Street
Johmson City
Tenn
Nature
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