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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1910
Page
2
The Conneauville Courier editor laments readers’ neglect of courteous notices. He notes that although a compliment for a notice was given, many people fail to acknowledge such courtesies, suggesting a broader indifference to polite remarks.
An early 20th century advertising notice explains rates for display and line ads. It notes a five cent per line price, a 15 cent minimum for column space, and deadlines by a blue clock morning to ensure same day insertion. The text references Western Chicago and standard copy requirements. Readability is limited by OCR distortions but conveys basic insertions and deadlines.
The forecast notes party cloudy conditions with a chance of Sunday showers. Weak fronts and variable winds may affect temps and humidity across regions. Stay prepared for possible rain and changing skies through the period.
An upset over party rule in Pennsylvania surfaces as delegates at a Harrisburg Republican meeting back John Tener for governor amid accusations of bribery and voter debauchery. The Venango Herald notes Uncle Joe Sibley’s $1,800 congressional campaign expenses, bringing total expenditures to about $43,000, fueling reports of party infighting and potential salacious edition plans in Venango County.
A cocaine-fueled Black man struck and fatally injured his mother Luelaw Celia Bryant wounding wife and sister in law Mary Bryant and Policeman Hayman during church services. He then killed himself. The incident stirred fear and disorder among the local Black community in Tampa.
Wheat prices rise sharply on the Winnipeg Journal market scene as July reports of poor crops spark excitement among traders. Adverse crop news and profit-taking drive activity with half-cent moves noted on the exchange this morning.
The Warren Medical Society met yesterday in anger over the board of trustees decision to remove Dr M S from management of the institution. The resolution protests the removal as unnecessary and unjustified, praising his long service since the asylum's construction and his track record of running the hospital to general satisfaction.
In Charlottesville on July 18 Professor L J Balley of Cornell, chairing the country life commission, warned that the country life movement will gain a political aspect within 25 years. Politicians will use it to rise to power, but Balley said the movement will produce leaders with statesmanlike qualities, possibly future governors and even presidents.
In Columbus on July 15 Judge Mothmell grants a temporary restraining order preventing Chesapeake & Ohio from voting at the Hocking Valley Railroad stockholders meeting. Ralph & Westfall, minority stockholders, filed the petition alleging C & O gained control of the Hocking Valley through improper means.
In a brittle toast to a brief, happy marriage, Mrs Mil speaks of harmony while two servants, Glad you are married and Lain gu, overhear cautious lines about keeping secrets from the wife. The exchange hints at a tense domestic dynamic and quiet mistrust within the home.
A. 3 Messenger & Bon, sole agents for Corry Pa, offer rare bargains in clothing fabrics this week. Individual measure sales feature past season stock, promising substantial savings on tailored garments and materials.
Last night four dogs were poisoned near the Bird School. Harry Parker’s bulldog was a victim but may recover with veterinary care. Nell Waters’s fox terrier narrowly escaped after quick antidotal treatment. A barber C. A. Ploidu’s fox terrier also died or is unidentified. Bait found under bushes near the school grounds, white stripe noted. Indignant owners vow to pursue the perpetrator and seek substantial compensation.
Special to the Journal from Winnipeg, Canada reports that Bly, an aviator, suffered a fatal crash while attempting a flight from Winnipeg toward Portage, Superior. He fell several hundred feet and is in a dying condition.
Lake Findley notes show Mr and Mrs Parahany of Corry renting a cottage at Little Corry for the season from lastSaturday through September. Capt Tithe of Franklin and the Horns of Corry are among others occupying cottages at Little Corry, with many dwellings already lively for the season. The lake will see its largest boat row this year and the Corry motor boats have added a 25 foot craft idle two years.
An old advertisement touts Ferrozone as a blood food and nerve tonic to strengthen weak girls. It claims improved appetite, energy, and spirits after consuming the product, urging mothers to give their daughters Ferrozone and noting a 50 cent price and Buffalo, New York manufacturer.
Notice to customers in Corry and vicinity announcing July 1910 gas rates set at 32 cents per 1000 cubic feet with a 2 cent discount for payments made by the 10th of the following month. Company: The Pennsylvania Gas Co. Address: 15081.
Erie Pa July 19 A wide field of harness entries for the Erie Driving Park association annual meet begins Tuesday and runs four days. Prank Dobles fast trotting pacers Pilate Mald and Stanpilot head a list with Tams Stabis stable of eight trotters and pacers, trained at Corry track since spring, to start at the Lilie meet. Forty entrants from Rockport Ohio arrive Saturday with James Johnsons ph Dind vi Hal Pointer among favorites. Rockford Ist brings Curt Gosnell Nat Crist Wes Abrams Jolo White and more. The purses are liberal and excitement promised. judges will enforce heat fairness at the stand.
A period ad claims Painozone cures sudden sickness from sleep with ten drops in water for stomach cramps neuralgia and general pains. It touts internal use as powerful yet non caustic, promising quick relief for rheumatism earache toothache and more, sold by Thomas Downey in a large 50 cent bottle for the family.
Corry street market opened crowded with buyers and sellers. Egg dealer moved five crates at 20 cents a dozen, under current prices, drawing quick sales. By ten o clock, stalls emptied. Rumor of fresh meat and spring chickens next Saturday. Citizens petition Mayor Alexander to enforce market ordinance against pedaling during market hours.
The Lyric theater announces new sound effects for this evening’s show, as recorded from the Chicago Fire Department’s report. The venue is described as finely appointed and well ventilated, with plans for a large patronage tonight.
An advertisement claims rapid cure for rheumatism and neuralgia within 1 to 3 days using Dr Detsnon’s relief. It asserts the remedy acts on the system to remove the cause and instantly dissolves symptoms. Sold by the Dirham Drug Co with 76 cents and a dollar price.
The Pine Mineral Bath Rooms, partially closed for a month, will reopen next Monday under capable staff. The facilities will resume operations for both the Ladies and Gentlemen’s baths, with attention to service quality and safety.
Biograph and Edison present three pictures at the Lyric Theater tonight. Wace at the Window and two Hilson U. 8 Life Drive, with House on the HNL among the offerings.
A dealer advertises a line of forks and boat stools built to exact requirements with careful craftsmanship and long experience. The text promises a wide selection, strong prices, and a guarantee of quality, urging buyers to appreciate the specialized tools for fold or barn use.
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