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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1911
Page
2
Advertising rates listed by Mlaulanaya Marge Lsceuts show a daily column rate of five eila per line, with weekly totals and nine o'clock deadline. The notice outlines billing by narration lines and requires recalculation for nine o’clock morning submissions.
A Crawford County representative's bill to raise judge pay across Pennsylvania faces opposition in the legislature with concerns it would cost the state $453,000, and debate may delay action until session end. The issue follows a veto by Governor Stuart previously over insufficient revenue and scrutiny from political factions and local papers.
State police with sixty men and horses under Captain Hoon Pitcher moved from Finssutawney to a new Hut Yer barracks in Butler today. The $50,000 facility is the first in the state. A special train carried troops to the outfate stops along the Rokester and Pittsburg railroad, with 35 men assigned at Micharravns and derailments reported at New Gantle and other local points.
Edward Ly, 22, of Youngnville, was caught in machinery at Marienville Pa, where he was employed. Surgeons at Emergency Hospital removed a large portion of one arm to save his life. Local report notes serious injuries and successful surgery.
A promotional notice describes Putnam's Corn Bistractor and its sale by Thomas Downey, listing 266 bottles. The archaic wording alludes to corn treatment items and foot issues, with contact info provided for purchase.
In Corry an oversight omitted the hospital from the appropriations list. T. De Finch urged Representative Wilcox to act, securing two year allocations of 10 800 for maintenance and 4 250 for improvements totaling 15 080. Willox visited and backed the hospital, noting broader pressure to curb extravagance and ensure needs are properly judged.
A blaze at 823 Holland St started likely by unknown means just after 11 am. Mrs. Herman Moter suffered serious facial and arm burns, with part of her scalp burned. attic fires gutted the upper floor as firemen arrived after an alarm from box 98. Household contents and clothing were charred as loss nears $3000. Children were not harmed.
New York court action filed by Standard Oil seeks 250000 damages from Great Way Publishing and Cleveland Moffett over Hampton's Magazine article claiming the company sold glucose to conventioneers. Standard argues only two glucose producers exist on its board and notes prior suits against publications are unlikely to succeed.
A baby died in a Cliftonburg fire after being left locked inside a home with its mother away. A neighbor found the infant and called for help as flames burned the house. A second child was rescued and the blaze was brought under control before the structure was destroyed.
An agency named Man-tho-lo has taken on a complaint regarding Men-tho-lo nny seeking a Sail Gt Ho home for Matilda B at Munn Hull bloole Iwi. The fragmentary notice provides limited readable details on parties and location.
A retold review describes a Red Mill production at Library Vacator drawing crowds. Casts including the Governor and Poultry Of the Dutch Kiddies deliver scenes while delays due to limited stage space challenge the show. Audience reaction is positive though expectations exceed the performance, with plans for Lake Erie Trotting meetups and possible changes in the circuit lineup next season.
Jan 27 Warren faces a long debate over garbage disposal ends with plans for a new plant by the East Side. The Olly May bigs company expects to open by February or April and will use a covered wagon system to haul all city waste for disposal, producing only ashes. The operation will handle all kitchen and garden waste and will serve Warren residents with its own facilities and staff.
Hiram McNamara aged 80, a brother of Samuel Menamara, died Thursday evening in Meadville after entering a restaurant for lunch. He collapsed at the counter, and a bystander, thinking he had fainted, found him dead. The death is believed to be due to heart trouble. He leaves a son Hiner of New York City and a daughter Mrs Lulu Chapin of Meadville.
An old advertisement touts Pataboxone as a quick remedy for chest pain and discomfort. It promises rapid relief, urging families to stock bottles, and notes distribution by Thomay Downy at 24-26-46. The copy emphasizes accessibility and a mass market appeal for comfort and relief.
Captain C Alfred Smith, commanding Salvation Army in Corry, to bid farewell Sunday night. TheCorry Corps has grown in efficiency and unity under his leadership. The fellowship and Christian support among officers and members is noted as he departs.
A list of church services across multiple congregations including Christian Missionary Alliance United Brethren Presbyterian Methodist Episcopal Baptist Congregational St Paul Evangelical Lutheran and others. Rev. Meltzer Woodward Rankin Hall Rev. Wallace Surtees and more invite parishioners to morning and evening worship with Sunday School, Bible study and youth events. Special notices include farewell to the Salvation Army and a Liberal Service at Universalist Free Church.
An advertisement touts Diapepsin as a quick cure for indigestion dyspepsia and stomach discomfort. It promises relief from heartburn gas and sour stomach within five minutes after taking a small 0 cent box, and asserts improved appetite and better taste after meals.
We express our sincere thanks to friends, neighbors and organizations for their kindness during our bereavement. Special thanks to the K of P, National Union, Old Crosby Howl team, Raymond Mfg Co, L. C. TM, Pythian Sisters and others for the beautiful floral offerings and support.
A fragmented notice hints at AmuseU presenting a fine bill tonight at a venue named Ma Aumusu. The text references a Pennylvania coal mining accident and a western photo play, with unclear names and dates.
The note asks Miss Annex-You to accompany a Sergeant Billye for a walk and to answer the purpose, though the text is garbled. It hints at a social or service liaison with unclear objective and names. The message remains uncertain and lacks verifiable details.
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