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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1910
Page
2
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A patchwork humor and opinion clippings spread discusses public concerns over Erie railroad billboard advertising near passenger stations and a late water wagon reference. It includes quips about finance and industry, a king snake description of rapid strike, and a cat and dog hospital diploma anecdote from New York papers.
The Pine Mineral Bath Rooms, partially shut for the past month, will reopen next Monday with capable personnel in charge of both the Indian and gentlemen's baths.
George A. Stephens aged 21, heir to W. V. Stephens oil and barrel business, drowned at Mystic Park Lake in Titusville. He fell from a canoe when the paddle broke and likely hit his chin, knocking him unconscious. body recovered within minutes but life could not be saved after two hours of attempts by physicians.
July 18 1010 Charles Kennedy and son of Corry plan building a five block residence for D. Alden Henry Lewis in Wilon City with B A Garson handling carpentry in Wattsbore. Charles Reynolds and wife visit Carter Hill. Ernest Miller returns after 44 years away, recalled as a boyhood figure. Mr and Mrs A Skinner deliver gossip and visitors to Gattyslow. Milo Hayes reports on hospital timing. Warren Hospital receives a patient, with hope for recovery. Frank Woodmance returns from Evie capital seeking health. Dolly Alden of Brovton NY attends trends in town. Hrewer sells kitchen cabinets. Jane Reynolds travels to Cleveland for daughter China Aypden’s injury.
Entries for Hex Well Lake Erle donnt races will close tomorrow. The city will showcase a full set of harness flyers for the people of OMo. Frank Smith at Hultata will officiate as starting judge with M. B. Servis of Rochester, N.Y., as presiding judge. Seth Whipple and Ben Juniigan serve as timekeepers, John Splan acts as distance judge.
Meadville July 17 Rodney Wil dns aged 9 years a colored Id was struck by an automobile driven by Daniel Welch at the corner of Liberty and North streets at 8 80 Saturday night His right hip was dislocated and broken and he has concussion of the brain He was taken to Spencer hospital and his recovery is questioned The fact is playing in the street and the machine was punts tast when he was hit.
Mesaré Log and Pieree from Co A travelled to Warren to train today and tomorrow aiming for admission to the state rifle team. They hold the record in Co A.
Tuesday and Wednesday only. Fresh small white fish and Cheops prepared for the pm. No waite or Tonson Waight. The two days, if they last that long, priced at 9 per pound. Woods Fulton Market, 2019.
The United Brethren congregation will hold no lawn social at the D. B. Church Parsonage Tuesday evening July 19. Ice cream and cake will be served. The public is invited.
Four Erie youths aged 10 to 18 robbed Sennense Bros. gun store near Twelfth and State streets. They pried a rear window, carried away nineteen revolvers fifty three boxes of cartridges and two holsters worth about $250. A passerby spotted a shining item, police intervened, and one youth returned for more. Officer Grant arrested him hours later and the investigation tied him to his accomplices.
A vintage ad touts Catarrhone as a safe, fragrant vapor that clears congestion and treats catarrh and irritable throat. It claims rapid relief for infants, prevents winter ills, and is sold by catalog from Mfyr WNC Molwon Co, Brittaly, NY, and Fay gate 1 Thomas Downey.
The Lyric features a thriller billed as repeated to night with fire department effects and a second act titled The Red Man's Way. The lineup promises dramatic stage craft and a blaze of entertainment at the House of Perturis.
An evening at the Amust Theater features a stirring tale of a heroic railroad engineer and his devoted wife set amid dramatic rail scene sequences. The program includes a second feature and a mixed batch of others, with admission five cents.
Special to the Journal reports Pwa miners were dug out of the Prince Regent coal pit in Bochum Pruasin this morning after being buried for 123 hours. Rescue teams worked through the night and the survivors are expected to recover.
New York reports Thomas Kelly, driving an auto truck, fell from the seat and was crushed by the vehicle. He is expected to die from the injuries.
Special to the Journal reports eight people killed and several injured in a train crash near Rohmand Mation this morning in Melbourne Australia.
Congressman Samuel L. Gilmore of Louisiana died suddenly this morning in New Orleans. Officials provided few details as the city and state mourn the longtime public servant.
The article notes city and county Republicans named to notify John K Tener and other state candidates, with 124 representatives from across the state forming main and auxiliary committees. Meetings with Pittsburgh clubs are slated for July 24 to discuss appointments and the upcoming state campaign plans. The piece cites State Senator W. E. B. Crowe as organizer. The circus in town report follows, detailing the arrival, tent setup, and opening times in Cohoes.
Frank J Cheney sworn before notary, barber, alleging a debt of red dollars for a cane of cigarettes and related charges. The document records the witness’s attestation dated February, with signatures and ceremonial phrasing typical of old state oaths for a civil matter.
The Penn sylvanite Gas Co notifies consumers that starting with the July 1910 meter readings the gas rate in Corry and vicinity will be 32 cents per thousand cubic feet with a 2 cent per thousand discount if paid by the tenth of the following month.
A local seller touts a bent fork and a range of durable farm tools. They promise specialized equipment and careful craftsmanship, boasting national reputation for forks and hoops. The ad asserts high quality, useful barn articles, and prices that prove the claims.
An advertisement asserts a rheumatism and neuralgia cure within 1 to 3 days. It claims rapid relief after the first dose and immediate disappearance of symptoms. The drug is sold for 76 cents or $1 by Durham Drug Co.
At Library Theater for three nights Tom Vote and Co. present a ventriloquist act described as extraordinary. A pretty girl performs a dancing singing minute act with two tiny pictures and all effects. Tonight go and see the big show.
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