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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1910
Page
2
Corry Semi-Weekly Journal announces subscription rates by mail at 1.00 per year with discounts for advance payment. Publicly filed notice lists mailing terms and newspaper entry details for postal regulation compliance.
Advertising rates and insertion terms announced with details on serpilcation placement. Rates require payment and confirmation by a set deadline to ensure same day insertion.
Readable parts indicate numbers and fractions arranged in a ledger style. No clear names places events or dates are discernible. The fragment resembles a table of figures or indexing marks rather than a standalone incident or story.
Weather everywhere shows fair today and Thursday with moderate west to southwest winds.
Reports state that a robbery attempt on Woodville Avenue Saturday night sparked a broader uproar linked to moving pictures. Observers say the episode shows how cinema can corrupt public morals and prompt sensational behavior.
Editorials condemn sensational film content and celebrate educational value while urging regulation to protect future generations. The piece cites police officer Schiver Stewart’s death, critiques sensational cinema, and questions political fund raising costs and voter influence in Pennsylvania and Texas. It notes ongoing public concerns about morality, crime, and media.
Five balloon passengers are reported killed after a balloon mishap. The incident occurred as the craft drifted over a populated area, with authorities and rescuers responding to the scene. Detailed names, locations, and exact circumstances remain unclear in the fragmentary report.
Miss Olande Barnes Mazel Lyne Bessie M. Smith Cora Yearnings Mr I. B. Baker RH Condin Clarence Fox Alvin Heath Palmer Tee BR G Jones Staymond Travis International Harvester Box IM 6.
The Corry Brick and Tile Company enlarges its plant in the west end with a $30,000 expansion adding two kilns and a new office building. Shipments range from four to five trains daily to New York Baltimore and Erie, with a Brevard contract and orders from the Buffalo Water Supply Co. The yard now houses 4,000,000 bricks ready for spring construction, as remodeling and machinery improvements boost output toward becoming the region’s largest brick and tile producer.
About twenty members of the Corry Business Men's Exchange hosted a farewell banquet at the Hotel Imperial for Henry Keppel who leaves for Europe. A severe thunderstorm struck near Goodwill Hill, killing one man instantly and injuring others. County Detective John Linley and officials assisted victims and transported injured to a nearby farmhouse for care. Dr. J A Atkinson, a former Corry veterinarian, may be among the injured or deceased.
Special to the Journal notes Ballinger will not resign. The Robbins show, in Olean, drew a decent turnout with a noon and evening performance. Attendees said the show delivered value, with no sharks or gamblers claimed. The act will next exhibit in Corry on Saturday July 28.
The Pine Mineral Bath Rooms, partially closed for a month for renovations, will reopen next Monday under capable personnel in charge of both the Indies and gentlemen's baths.
Captain Alfred Smith of the Salvation Army receives orders to leave Corry by July 5. The notice stirs local supporters who sign a petition with ministers and lay leaders asking Philadelphia headquarters to allow him to remain.
Adjourned meeting of the stock holders will be held in the office of D L Alexander Manager at 8 o clock Monday evening July 11 for election of fifteen directors and other business Members urged to send proxies at once D B Rowe Sec
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