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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1910
Page
2
Advertisement rates listed in a damaged OCR item. Rates show 10 cents per line per insertion with weekly notices and minimums mentioned. The text is garbled but indicates pricing by line and weekly publication. Named entities are unclear due to transcription errors.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a weather forecast noting fair and warm conditions with moderately variable winds for today Thursday. No complete details on location, temperatures, or times are clearly readable.
The piece questions party loyalty and recalls past Republic reforms and elections. It notes Berry’s Treasurer win by 88,000, Penrose’s 1905 governor nomination, and Sheati’s 1907 candidacy, urging newspapers to back a progressive Republican platform and cautioning against derisive reform rhetoric.
A fragment from the July Pennsylvanian Journal discusses the Pennsylvania School Journal content and governance, praising the revised 1807 school code, urging study by educated readers, and noting distribution in Lancaster. It also includes a disparate set of local anecdotes and editorials referencing Mayor Johnson of Chester, marriage, Boer War opinions, and broader reflections on honesty and policy.
Special to the Journal reports that George Gould James H Hyde and others are summoned to appear before the Federal court to explain the disposition of six million dollars in Wabash terminal bonds.
Lavi Irwin of Maoming Valley was struck by a Meadvine and Cambridge Springs line trolley about 7:20 Tuesday evening. He was severely injured and taken to Syencey hospital in Mead ville where surgeons Gamble and Smalth performed an operation and he rallied. It is claimed Irwin had been dozing on a curve and fell asleep as the motorman could not stop in time.
The younger Winfield brother Harry Winfield was found minutes before nine yesterday morning and brought to Peugger's undertaking room for burial. The joint funeral for both brothers is set for Pray morning at 8:30 from St Patrick's Church, with interment in Trinity cemetery.
The Pine Mineral Bath Rooms, recently partially closed for a month, will reopen next Monday under capable personnel overseeing both the ladies and gentlemen’s baths. The restoration aims to restore full service after the cloning period and resume normal operations.
The body of Merbert J. Peck, drowned last night, was found floating between Cra Island and the lake’s south shore about 4:30. The oilman crew in the Pulieney launch, owned by Downs Point Boat Co, reported the finding. Bodies were taken to Lakwood ship house then to David Line Co morgue. Funeral set for 4:30 this afternoon at the parents’ home, 112 Hall Avenue.
Collorbus Ohio July 28 The State Republican convention urged down Garfield's plat form today. Opening defections and confusion sparked immediate withdrawal from the governor race. The convention hall echoed with cheers and accusations as factions clashed over Garfield's candidacy.
The Gettysburg Battlefield Memorial Commission announces free train transport for Pennsylvania regiments and other participants from nearby rail stations to the Gettysburg dedication on September 27 2010 with return by September 30. Soldiers must send name post office address regiment and company to the commission in Philadelphia to receive seats.
A select party of lady friends gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. John Roach’s Hast Main St residence for a 4 o'clock dinner and postprandial amusements. Letters from Mrs G. St. Clark were read detailing Dawson journey delays caused by Master Russell, health improvements on arrival, and promising financial prospects in the gold fields. A vote of thanks was given to the hostess for the enjoyable gathering.
Superintendent MG Dodds of Meadville district M B Church says a Deaconess Home in Meadville is a bright future prospect. Reynolds, back from Chicago, attended a Methodist Deaconess board meeting and pressed for the establishment of a Deaconess home in Meadville.
Classified notice offers about 40 loads of dirt for hauling. Apply J. Hand at 642 West Church Street for details. Earliest American coinage referenced as struck in Massachusetts in 162.
The Cony Castor Company in ray Wy expands output to meet demand with new tandem engine and electric welders. Ajax Works in rushing to finish orders as they add automatic machines and improve castor designs for brass beds and curved rollers. Large orders, including Kurte Rynas Beil Go, are ready for shipment as production accelerates.
A blue print shows Corry Metal Furniture Co's new brick front plant designed by Mount and Son. It will stretch 106 feet along the tracks near the passenger station and 60 feet deep, three stories high with a basement under the railroad. The plan features coal bankers under the siding and aims for rapid construction once a contract is awarded.
A 80 page bound text offers insight into ailments specific to women and potential cures. Written by Mrs Pinkham, the pamphlet is mailed free in a plain envelope to any woman who writes to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
Ambassador James Bryce of England has agreed to deliver a talk at Chautauqua, New York, next Friday at 2:20 PM. The event, titled History and Policies, is highly anticipated due to Bryce’s prominence as a premier diplomat and will attract national attention.
An advertisement claims rapid cure for rheumatism and neuralgia using Dr Detehon's Relief. It alleges the remedy acts on the system, removing the cause and dissipating the disease after a single dose with benefits beginning immediately. Priced at 75 cents and one dollar, sold by the Durham Drug Co.
The notice states natural gas rates in Corry and vicinity will be 32 cents per thousand cubic feet after the regular rates begin in the month of duty 1910 with a 2 cent discount per thousand cubic feet. Payments are due on or before the tenth of the month following gas use. The Pennsylvania Gas Co. is cited.
An advertised letters listing appears with various names and addresses including Mrs Plarence DeLally Lena Obertrott A Stickner Miss Dalle 212 Klug Street Rutt 6 Rideway Mr 8 Shear Mr Prod W Chapin Myrt Dunsmiore B B Dick Otto Johinson Av L Marshall Wai Oberfield DD Smith Merle Steinrott Ow Sine Gerald Thayor.
An Associated Press dispatch from Washington states Chautauqua County has a population of 105,126, including the cities of Jamestown and Dunkirk. The figure, released today, shows an increase of 18,812 since 1900 when the county counted 88,214.
You can buy the full line of Sam Es for the coming season from the International Tailoring Company of New York City at reduced prices. A. F. Messenger & Bon, sole agents for Corry, advertise the new stock and lower costs.
Automobile service offered by the hour or by the trip with pickups and drop offs to Findley Lake. Orders left with Wright the Jeweler JT Me Norton and 1waye.
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