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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates listed with unclear figures and terms. Notices mention submission deadlines and insertion timing. Readers are advised to send payments by nine o clock on the moral day and expect rates to reflect weekend deadlines.
Advertisement asserts catarrh leads to consumption and promotes Catarrhozone inhaler as a cure via medicated air. It claims rapid, permanent relief from throat nose and lung inflammation, with a two month price of 1.00 and a trial size of 25 cents, distributed by Wy. Polson Co Buffalo NY and Thomas Dawnay.
Wilcox of Washington township defeats Bayle Samuel B Gayle of Fairview by about 50 votes for the Republican nomination. County commissioners will danvass ballots on Tuesday and figures are expected to closely match the unofficial count.
W A Steene 28 W Main St offers pure silk scarfs and handsome neckties for spring and summer wear. Over 100 dozen items priced from about 1 to 3 dollars each, arranged in a display to repay examination for style variety.
Honey Ti Heineman longtime critic WWness law advocate died this afternoon at two from stomach cancer. Funeral arrangements to be announced in tomorrow's issue.
A fragment recalls a race scene with a filly and a jockey banter about keeping the horse down and the repeated attempt to push ahead, hinting at a competitive event and ongoing effort.
Corry hosts the National Unafen convention in the Armory with attendees from Dover Pittsburgh Philadelphia Erie and Warren among others. Delaware delegates anticipate a keen contest for the state senate seat as sessions and social events unfold with Enterprise Cornell No 210 and Enterprise Council organizing efforts for Corry.
London dispatch reports two battalions of infantry ordered to be ready for Egypt as British forces concentrate due to tensions with the Atlantic provinces. The War Department has kept other units in readiness as a precaution while operations unfold.
Special to die fount reports two New York firemen killed and twenty five injured in a warehouse collapse. The accident caused 137000 in damage to contents and building. Also noted: Children’s Day activities at M E churches with sermons, music, and Sunday school programs supporting an Educational Fund.
In a crowded field with unclear totals, Joseph Gibly likely clinches the nomination in the Twenty district. The race featured Frankini and Wheeler among others, with supporters noting a broad turnout but details remain murky and incomplete.
In Erie the only contest was for Assembly in the third district. BH. Wilcox won by about 10 votes. Austi-Salom League candidate Novi R. Dison carried Ward 2. Second ward results cite Bates, Dickson, Wilcox, Bonnell, and Macintyre among leading names.
A fragment from A Vagabond Journey Around the World recalls misery among Marseille beach combers. It describes beggars, a charity fund among strangers, and the harsh life near the coal wharfs and Place Victor Hugo, detailing rough earnings and shared poverty.
An advertisement claims deafness is curable only by constitutional remedies. It asserts that deafness arises from inflammatory sinus and mucous membrane conditions, causes a rumbling or imperfect hearing, and can be reversed if the ear tube is restored by treatment. It offers one hundred dollars for evidence of catararrh deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Special to the Fournary Wilkes-Barre June 6. Miners vote to extend their strike as grievances remain unsettled. The prolonged disruption has lasted weeks with no concession, raising concerns of violence and heightened police readiness.
A crude advertisement proclaims Villozones can relieve headaches and bodily sluggishness quickly without nausea or griping. It claims liver and kidneys slow and toxins cause disease, urging use of Villozones with mild action and no heavy side effects.
The exhibit, mounted at the new office on South and Shrine Street, showcases banners from the Philippine Islands sent by Wigon, with bows and arrows drawing attention. Arthur Christie earns a promotion to Captain in the regular army, effective the twenty third of the month, and will be stationed at Columbus, Ohio.
An advertisement style fragment references international garments and shrinking claims. It mentions A. Py Messenger and Son as agents for Corry and suggests men’s clothing, quality, and pricing notes. The readable text is fragmented and lacks coherent event or clear entities beyond these names.
Diand naw nen stoppin at the European Hotel for ten days. His specialty is removing corns bunions and a formed ninjin without medicines. Driland has treated over two hundred Corry residents including professionals and druggists. He will stay at the European for ten days longer to help sufferers from above conditions.
A varied bill at Librare Theater features the Wie Uo] ilay In Dixie company presenting ten colored artists in a minstrel act, a full vaudeville program, and a final plantation-themed act. The program closes with the Pathé Frères feature Cleopatra for 10 cents, promising guaranteed entertainment.
Local retailer advertises wholesale hats shirts collars and hosiery from the Dowie Co. Value emphasis on clothing items offered at reduced rates. Store location appears as 213 West Main Street with truncated text but indicates a sale or inventory display.
A garbled OCR classifies multiple property notices. It lists addresses such as 320 Budd street and 1 South streets with sale and rent offers. Mentions Diamond Grace and Columbus, plus brick walk and fronting Elegant location. Reads like a classified ad cluster for real estate on short notices.
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