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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1910
Page
6
Reading as: notices call for advertisers to submit copy by nine oclock in the morning for a single insertion. The column will run five lines with limited space and payment per line. Prepare copy and deliver to the Norican office before the deadline.
In Chicago a man and a woman, Frank Thompson and his wife, were found dead in a rooming house at 28 South Hulated street after a morning call. Investigators say the man shot the woman then killed himself, leaving a fragmentary note and initials "MM" on a letter. Coroner’s jury verdict cited murder and death by own action.
The opening day of the Chautauqua season drew a large, growing crowd as the annual assembly began. Notable events included Martinlink's Pelleas and Melisande with mixed reception, while exhibits by Heinz Co and Larkin Co attracted visitors. Attendees noted repairs underway, and the day closed with a dramatic lakefront bonfire display as the shores lit up.
New London July 4 Harvard rowed Yale down in three splendid boat races on the Thames. The Crimson varsity eight led Yale by four lengths in the decisive race, with times Harvard 20 41 and Yale 21 08 amid a downstream breeze. The freshmen and varsity four also won for Harvard, preserving the repeat triumph.
London obituary notes the death of Dr F J Furnival aged 68, a noted contributor to intercollegiate rowing in Britain and the United States. He was recognized for his lifelong interest in rowing and participation alongside elite clubs and colleges.
An old advertisement urges relief for corns with Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor. It promises soreness removal in twenty four hours and full relief in a day or two. Sold by druggists for 25 cents, with Thomas Boyne as a seller.
Notice to pensioners stating a meeting on Monday the 4th at Conter Street office of Antara brought, where volunteers or vouchers will be filled out by Powell SPL AON.
Inex McCusker appears tonight and Saturday night at Thrary Theater in her standup tat tat soit and monologue. Don’t miss the chance to hear her show in what promises lively, intimate humor and bold personal reflections.
A son was born to Mrs Joe Letter this morning in Chiscage TH. The brief item notes the birth as reported by the Journal correspondent.
Riots between Clerical and anti clerical factions in Madrid left several combatants and bystanders dead early this morning. The barracks corps were called to quell the unrest after hard clashes and the use of weapons.
Mundentall July 2 The whole of Simpson county is in turmoil as armed white and Black bands clash in repeated riots. The disturbance began yesterday and has widened with angry whites patrolling towns and forcing Black hangouts to close. Local leaders call for calm while protests raise fear and uncertainty across the county.
An advertisement touts Catarrhozona as a remedy for asthma and bronchial congestion. It claims the medicine is carried in air as tiny drops, reaching bronchial passages to destroy germs, soothe irritated tissue, and prevent paroxysms. Price listed as 1.00 with trial sizes and supplier details.
A park union service lists musical selections by a band and congregation. Rev H C Weaver presides with prayers and hymns including Nearer My God to Thee. Sermon on The Reign of Peace delivered by Rev Ne Machntyre Henedicton with Sisters and congregation attending. Mrs Dinsmore hosted guest Inee Akeley of Great Valley New York who visited Frelltstrovt area.
A lively Lyric program promises hearty laughs with The W's Dilemma and The Rawl story alongside Mina Sun set to sing. The event showcases local performers in a comedic and musical night, drawing community interest and laughter.
The community mourns John S. Lambing age 68 of Corry after a rapid illness following a business downturn. He had built a life in Corry since 1882 with wife Barbara and three children Charles Belle and John Wilbur, active in the Presbyterian church and the National Union. He leaves a wife, three widows two sons and one daughter and is buried at Pine Grove Cemetery. He was a self made man known for integrity, generosity and a steady work ethic throughout Corry’s business and trade circles. His death ends a long chapter in local civic and faith life.
Partial closure for a month ends as Pine Mineral Bath Rooms Willeb prepare to reopen next Monday staffed by capable managers for both the Indley and gentlemen's bath sections.
Advertises tailored suits with guaranteed workmanship. States six day turnaround and in-store fitting. Agents listed as A. P. Measeng and Ben Sole, promoting bargains in a period ad style.
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