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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates announced in the Wonva column show minimum charge at 15 cents per line with village copy at 10 cents per week. Submissions must be received by close of business morning to avoid rate changes and ensure space.
A generally fair forecast covers Tolky and Saturday with moderate westerly winds. Expect mild temperatures and small chances of late-day showers in coastal areas.
The Titusville Herald endorses the idea that lasting circulation comes from a worthy newspaper sold on merits. It criticizes gimmick pricing and free giveaways, urging consistent, fair reporting to attract and retain readers and satisfy advertisers. The piece cites reader loyalty and intrinsic value as key to sustaining circulation and warns against easy enticements.
The Journal announces Pastor Russell of the Brooklyn Tabernacle will appear weekly in this paper during the year. The sermons aim to be cosmopolitan not partisan, appealing to readers of all faiths and political views, with likely broad interest among baseball fans noted.
A muddy OCR reel of horse races reports favorites defeated in multiple races. Red Eagle wins the free-for-all with strong heats, while Bolivar takes the fourth race in straight heats and Aston L wins the trot. Best times and several place finishes are listed with multiple misreadings but show a brisk program standings.
London dispatch reports Rootland Yard detentives shadowing a pair in Dieppe. Suspects closely resemble Dr Crippen and Bicel LeNeve and Belle Elmore’s jewels are found in their possession, suggesting a link to the case.
Captain A Rauseh of the Erie patrol with UN city headquarters aided by Officers Warner and Coolbaieh rounded up a gang of thieves who operated on the line for two years. About $2,200 worth of silk and related goods were recovered. Suspects were apprehended yesterday in multiple locations, with authorities noting the trio already under local criminal watch and the case tied to thefts from New York to western points on Erie fast freight trains. The June 16 night theft of imported silk and other goods from extra train No. 11 near Union City led to this decisive crackdown.
Western Pennsylvania posted solid results in the spring inspection announced at Harrisburg by Adjutant General Thomay J. Stewart. Ratings listed include regimental staff and company commanders with scores ranging from 0.32 to 99.08, noting construction of a new steel bridge by the Pennsylvania Railroad and plans to replace a wooden structure west of town as work proceeds.
Special to the Journal New York July 22 Colla Golde burg laughed so heartily at a joke that she dislocated her jaw and required the services of a surgeon.
Louis H. Tanderbaugh, a well known attorney and prominent Odd Fellow of Mondville, was victimised to the extent of $2,000 in cold ash by a sleek real estate confidence man on Thursday of that week.
A flu struck disaster in New York on July 22 leaving thirty families homeless as a fire in the tenement district forced evacuation after midday. Local relief groups mobilized to provide shelter and essentials while investigators assess the blaze origin and spread in crowded housing conditions.
Warren newspaper notes the appointment of Watron D. Hinckley of Warren as President Judge of the Warren Forest district replacing Hon. W. B. Rice, effective midweek. Hinckley, a 28 year Warren resident with strong ties to the bar, is expected to be sworn in soon and preside over the next Argument Court with a first regular session set for September.
Yesterday afternoon while Mrs Renel was away, someone stole 11 in cash and two checks 10 and 65 from rooms in their Hammond street house. A man named Joe van was suspected, an Italian man described, and police and station staff learned he had bought a ticket to Meniville and boarded a Bre railroad train. Telegrams were sent ahead to prevent the man’s escape and to nearby towns, and a bag that had been missing was later recovered. Authorities believe the culprit is known and will be captured.
The final session of the State Christian Endeavor convention was held in the First Baptist Sunday school room Tuesday night. The room seats 1200 to 1500 and was packed with about 1000 delegates present. The Pennsylvania Christian Endeavor Union claims the largest membership in the world with over 250 000 members across forty two denominations. Presbyterians count 071? delegates.
A rudimentary notice announces availability of alkali samples for the gaming season from the International Tailoring Company of New York City through Messeng er & Bon as sole agents for Corry. The text is garbled but indicates a sales or advertising spur for season supplies and agent designation.
A historic note explains that a good fork must be bent precisely in the fork and requires special steel, skilled craft, and long experience to prepare the best. The supplier advertises carrying a line of forks and hoes for demanding work.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a block at a time and a condition about war or lusts. No clear names, dates, places, or actions are discernible from the readable text.
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In a terse docket entry, Pri and Sath were listed as guarantors in a Hereford court action. The brief notice indicates the liability arrangement without detailing the underlying dispute or case posture.
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