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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
2
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A largely cloudy forecast for Parily and nearby zones with chance of light showers. Thursday to Friday expect moderate south winds and variable conditions with temperatures remaining mild.
The Harrisburg meeting planned for July 28 aims to challenge party bosses and the political machine in Pennsylvania. The open appeal denounces overthrown representative government, denounces manipulation by both major parties, and urges patriotic citizens to resist entrenched corruption and promote genuine popular action.
The text endorses voters who oppose corrupt machinery and prefer independent thinking, asserting the 428th Independent convention will voice earnest needs against manipulative methods and practices.
At Red Track Lake Erie circuit race first lap spill leaves Luck Shen a black gelding owned by Henry Serleber of Mitsburg with a broken leg. The thirteenth in the thirteen pacers fell as they broke from the eighth pole on the first lap, delaying the day’s program. A circus performance by Frank Robin’s troupe is announced for this evening.
Health department reports several arrests yesterday for unsanitary premises with fines of 10 dollars and costs in each case. Officials plan to tighten enforcement of sanitary regulations for food vendors and refreshment stalls to ensure compliance and protect public health.
A historical ad touts Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor as superior after forty years of success in many lands. It claims the remedy is safe, painless, and prompt, sold by druggists at 260, with Phomax Dowany as a distributor.
Chicago July 1 F Mimbling son in law of I G Rawn was found dead in kin home Wednesday detectives say crews have completed a sweep to identify the murderer arrest likely soon
Special to the Fournary New York reports an incendiary fire that burned a watchman and left a boy missing. Authorities believe the blaze was started by striking loom makers, with investigators seeking leads on the cause and location of the incident.
Morristown reports the Clubhouse Stables of the Whirpany River line were totally destroyed by fire today. The incident occurred in the afternoon and left the property a charred ruin with no immediate word on casualties or causes. Local authorities are investigating.
Horace Wright the jeweler and H M Norton list an hour by hour taxi service taking passengers to and from Windley Lake. Orders may be left with Wright or Norton for pickup or drop off.
About 40 loads of dirt are available free of charge for hauling. Interested parties should apply to JB at Haut 5424, Church Bt. area.
Bradford Pa July 20 four boys aged 9 to 12 perished in a barn fire on John Adams farm at Rasselas shortly after 2 p m The dead are John Adams Jr 12 Michael Adams 9 Joseph Adams 10 and an unnamed boy The blaze trapped them as their father and an older brother tried to rescue them The four charred bodies were recovered and an inquest was deemed necessary The tragedy shocked the village and left the family prostrated
Mayor Moxamoy received an elu kim from Pueblo Colorado claiming Paul Shea was found dead. Police work to taunte relatives unfolds as authorities pursue clues linking the deceased to local figures and distant prior residence in Los Angeles. The report notes Shea’s family connections and the ongoing mystery surrounding his death.
The Pennsylvania Gas Co announces gas rates from readings in July 1910 in Corry. Tariff sets thirty two cents per thousand cubic feet, with a two cent discount if paid by the tenth of the following month. Announcement appears in the public notice.
A new bank named Commonwealth Bank of Meadville is organized in Meadville. An application will be made to the state governor for a charter. Founding home investors include M. L. Roudebush, George G. Reitz, A. R. Fowler, Hemmett W. Gable, and Gaylord Smith, all prominent Crawford county citizens.
A patent remedy claims rapid cure for rheumatism and neuralgia with three to four day relief. Advertisement promotes immediate disappearance of pain after first dose. Product sold by Durham Drug Co.
Special to the Journal reports John Z Marshall was arrested in Philadelphia today for alleged complicity in the looting of the National City Bank of Cambridge Massachusetts some time ago. The arrest underscores ongoing pursuit of suspects in the bank theft case.
The Pine Mineral Bath Rooms, closed for the past month, will reopen next Monday under capable persons in charge of both the ladies and gentlemen's baths. The notice announces renewed operation and supervision to ensure proper service.
Erie July meet ends as Sundown stops the program after three races and four heats in the fourth. Hazel A wins the first heat group in 2:24 with Read Wilkes second and Queen Direct third. Second race sees Ruby Jerome clock 2:14% best time as Haby Jerome sweeps the heats. Wil Patrol is runner up. Third race features Admorell taking the first, with Baron Arnold Lazarus and Buck Athol in order. best 2:16% by Arnold and Admorell. Fourth race listed as unfinished with Lady Russ and Arlington dominating later heats. Arlington also posts 2:29 with Lady Russ in the top spots.
An account by Captain Lrathwolte Wallis to the Geographical Journal chronicles alleged Liberian rites. It describes enslaved people, strange chants, and a grave said to hold a body for fetish medicine. An interviewer notes a grave recently dug outside a stockade for a man reportedly buried alive for parts used in fetishes.
A garbled OCR note describes a mock oath by a Toledo based armner and a firm selling a supposed cure called Hall a Catnesh Cure. Notary public A W Gleason, and mention of internal use and blood symptoms. The text reads like a dubious medical patent claim with references to cures for various ailments and a sale by druggists.
Mrs Cora L V Richmond of Chicago will appear at Recreation Park Colombes on Sunday July 24 at 2 30 p m. The event promises another opportunity to hear this exceptionally gifted speaker and all should attend to hear her message.
Two swell pictures at the Amusti tonight promise lively scene as the band of the Midnight Sun performs. The readable snippet hints at a bustling Show era spectacle with likely local interest in theater or music events.
Advertisers tease a fresh program at Library Theater this week featuring two new pictures and fresh attractions. The page promotes the ongoing wants and classified ads for readers seeking entertainment options and related offerings.
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