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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates listed for J Praray and Wa. Rates per line and per week vary by column. Copy must reach the managing office by 10 o'clock to secure insertion. line terms include cents per line and per week.
Partly cloudy conditions prevail with a shower likely tonight or tomorrow. A lighter easterly wind is expected across the area as the system moves through.
The Meadville Messenger notes a fashion page image showing a man described as a congressman between two Indies, in a frock coat and silk hat. The piece mentions no names or clear purpose for the photo and speculates about possible links to ads, but finds no conclusive evidence of intent or connection.
A Pennsylvania wage dispute contrasts company pay with rivals, arguing yard and road rates should be higher in the region. The workers claim railroad earnings come from moving freight and passengers, with rates set by competition and parity goals with other firms.
The Pine Mineral Bath Rooms, partly closed for a month, will reopen next Monday under capable supervision overseeing both the ladies and gentlemen baths. The familiar facilities will operate with renewed oversight and improved service.
Chautauqua evenings featured Adrian Newman of Chicago presenting A Message from Mars with humor and a reform lesson about vanity. Weather cooled Monday after heat waves, with concerts, fireworks, and a patriotic display at the lake front pledge to draw larger crowds for the monthly excursions.
Gar leaves Traction Office at 10 AM Walker dinner from 12.9 to 1 AM. Amusements begin at 12:30 with foot races for boys and girls of various ages, jumping contests, hammering and harness events, and a 3 PM ball game featuring Feewin's Gianty and Cottrell's Midgets. Mrs Griswold and Mr Patterson chair the committee.
B A Loveland offers a ten dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who broke into his Hoathouse at Columbus and stole his boat and oars. The notice seeks prompt action and recovery of property.
A man identified as John Jackson of Park was drowned while bathing at Conneaut Lake Inlet near Meadville and Conneaut Lake trolley line. His body was recovered after tracks and clothing were found on the bank with a guarding dog. police investigated the inlet depth and determined drowning occurred. A second item notes Paymaster Hilton of the U S Navy recalled from leave after theft of alc money from the Franklin ship safe and a guard arrested for sleeping on post.
Special to the Journal notes Johnson, a prominent athlete, reports an offer of 350000 dollars to challenge Jeffring again. The claim comes from a sporting committee and is presented as the latest bid in a heated boxing or athletic contest.
An old advertisement promotes Painozone as a preventive cure for various ailments affecting mothers and children. It claims to ease indigestion, stomach pain, colds, muscular aches, and general discomfort with one application and a large bottle priced at fifty cents. Thomas Downey markets the product.
A man named Wanomle, engaged in a desperate fight with a rattlesnake, died in a hospital near Wilkes-Barre after being bitten. The incident occurred July 9, with locals reporting the scene and authorities investigating the case.
At Lycle theater tonight a western drama screens amid a Biograph feature "A Victim of Jealousy" with two reels of cinema shown.
A compendium of church schedules lists Christian Science meetings at Woodman Lodge rooms on Sundays at 11, Monday through Wednesday gatherings, and several denominations including St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran, United Brethren, Congregational, Christian Scientist, Baptist, Episcopal, Methodist, and Presbyterian. Each entry notes pastors, Sunday School times, morning and evening services, and adjacent details.
An old style ad describes Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor as a remedy for corns and bunions. It mentions a painful distractor product and parodies the claim of painless, noting the seller Thowns Downey with a price of 260.
Visitors to the Congregational Church next Sunday will see marks by the Busy Teen in possession on Friday. The alterations to the church’s appearance are claimed to be the work of a swarm of industrious bees, convincing observers that a hive of workers was involved.
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