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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates are listed with figures per column inch and line. The copy must be received by nine oclock. weather indications warn of fair and cooler conditions with variable winds.
A New Hampshire senator introduces a bill to make drunkenness in Washington and DC a misdemeanor. It would fund a hospital for drunks with two year limits and empower District authorities to create a companion asylum on the Potomac. The text notes harsh paths for the afflicted and cites a quote from the Altoona Tribune.
A Sunday evening incident near the passenger station on Center Street involved a man and a small boy crossing when a passing auto nearly struck them. The driver appeared to be speeding yet watching ahead. the man pushed the boy aside and narrowly avoided serious injury.
An old advertisement asserts external ointments and suppositories fail to cure piles. It promotes Dr Lenhardt's Hem-Roid tablets as the guaranteed internal cure, sold by N. F. Ames & Co. for $1 per box, via Dr Lenhardt Co. Station Mutat.
A great audience filled the Presbyterian church Sunday evening for the baccalaureate ceremony honoring the Class of 1910. The packed seats included high school faculty, Board of Education, and many graduates, with overflow standing in adjacent rooms as speakers, music, and a sermon emphasized life paths and service.
A fragmentary admonition on personal resolve and moral courage. It counsels valuing one’s own goals and visions, resisting deceit, and fearing only the act of doing wrong. The passage stresses integrity, self-trust, and the nobility of striving over eventual success.
The Presbyterian Sabbath School held a Children day program at 11 o clock, with fourteen cradle roll accessions and graduations from primary to junior classes. Diplomas were awarded by Superintendent Dr P G Wood with remarks for older children, as the hall was prettily decorated and songs enhanced the service.
New York reports Hamilton was greeted by a crowd of around a thousand in Philadelphia as Gov. Stuart shook his hand. He landed at 4:20 pm after a 111 minute flight from New York, then prepared for the return journey.
Warren borough council banned fireworks within borough limits and prohibited sale or firing of toy pistols and guns. Merchants face sales losses as supplies linger from last year and traders cancel orders. Residents likely seek amusements elsewhere on the Fourth as Warren anticipates a quiet holiday.
Local theater screens the evening feature at the Lyric in Corry, presenting Flurriowne at Sea as a grand, romantic tale. The program promises a Western and a fairy story twist, drawing a diverse audience seeking entertainment and spectacle.
A store touts Stein-Bloch suits with the claim that once a wearer joins the Stein-Bloch line they remain loyal. The ad emphasizes fixed brand preference and quick purchase in a busy shopping environment.
A Corry committee of businessmen Meadra Dettuway Eugehe Hout Calkins Sweeney and Austin Joft will travel to Lima to interview the owner and manager of a large steel plant. They hope Corry can secure the project as several manufacturing plants already near the city could be expanded or built locally once advantages are known.
A Class Day program titled The Senior will be presented this evening at the High School Auditorium. Admission is free and all are welcome. The Class of 1910 performers have prepared an interesting program with notable numbers and much rehearsal time.
Frank Croker of 226 West Wayne Street Columbus warns that Blanche Croker has left home. He forbids all persons to aid or harbor her and states he will pay no debts of hers. He endorses People’s Bread and trading as his advice. Dated June 11, 1910.
Fragmented notice seeks a reliable companion promptly and 45 000 wages. Mentions addresses Columba street Euclid area and a property for sale or rent with a brick walk and corner location. Describes rooms and desirability but text is garbled and unclear.
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