This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates and submission instructions appear in garbled OCR text. It mentions per line pricing, minimum shares, copy deadlines, and a weather note. The readable portion notes fair and somewhat warmer weather with variable winds mostly westerly for the day.
Nation marks Flag Day with ceremonies and displays as communities in numerous states celebrate the symbol of the United States. Officials highlight the flag’s history and meaning while schools, veterans groups, and civic organizations host programs.
The city observed little on the third anniversary of Congress adopting the Stars and Stripes motto. July Fourth remains the main national holiday, with many Americans not displaying the flag on other days. Reports note Walter Wall welcomed Ubu Duck and debate over Sinley’s congressional status continues as political figures in Washington recalibrate.
A garbled notice mentions President Roosevelt in Cairo and a showing of The Wishes with the Minny-lele dwarfs at Lyrit tonight. It also references Vitggraph stories, western items, and attractions involving reels and Piewiren for five francs.
A large audience watched the Class of 11 senior play The 5 Lov? The production highlighted school life themes and the final success of a diligent student aided by Class Spirit and Good Grades. Cast included Florence Alexander Ruth Auer Sarah McCray Olive Wellman and others with pages on Miss Alexander Class Prophecy and Senior Class Song.
In Syracuse New York on June 14 a West Shore Railroad station valued at 87500 was destroyed by fire. Firefighters arrived as flames had already gained a strong hold and could not save the property.
An advertisement extols Pathoxide and Pathoxone as quick cures for colds and coughs. It claims these remedies relieve coughing phlegm and chest pain, noting their rapid effect and broad family use. The copy promotes a large bottle of the tonic as a household cure.
The notice advertises two twbries at 12 dollars each, plus various items priced from 14 to 24 dollars. It promotes spring tine salt savings and lists International Tiloring Co as sole agents for Corry Lewis, with Messenger & Som as sole agents.
Miss Seep daughter of Joseph Fleming of Tinsville wed Joseph Fleming of Tithayile amid a swift automobile departure for the afternoon train to Hulalo. The ceremony and exit were described as a successful, joyful nuptial event with a hurried but happy farewell.
A boy celebrating Phu Day sustained a finger loss and hand injuries when a lighted cracker exploded in his hand. The accident occurred this morning and is the first of its kind this year.
A mob of hundreds gathered on the city outskirts in New Orleans to seize Kimo Curl a Black man accused of writing a letter to a white girl The mob dragged him from a police post and lynched him authorities reported no immediate arrests as the incident spread fear through the community.
In this notice a patent medicine provider promotes Beebe's Diese as a cure for kidney disease and related pains. It claims the remedy cleanses the blood, relieves backache and urinary symptoms, and is sold at Ames Cay for a dollar, targeting sufferers with promises of swift relief.
The Pennsylvania Salisbury National Cemetery memorial to survivors who died in the Salisbury Confederate Prison will be dedicated in November. The state will fund transportation for Pennsylvanians, with names and addresses due by July to Ed Waller, president of the Pennsylvanians Salisbury Memorial Commission, 602 Center Avenue East Bind, Philadelphia.
Henrietta Tolngon of the 8th style at Fairview school earns perfect marks with a year average near 96 to advance to the Ninth style. Avaline Drallebt is a close second with a high 80s average. Perfect attendance list includes Ola Young Ethel Whittlesey Myra trapewr Kacy Whetii Katherine Maloney and others.
The Corry Cancer Sanitarium stockholders met at 612 Wy Muir Street with Capt J D Bentley presiding and Mrs W Ay Hort among attendees. Directors elected for the year were Mrs W Ay Hort Robert B George A W Covell Dr J W Chace and Charles Rosa with officer changes to be announced in tomorrow's Times.
Special to the Junenary Hotowne reports a devastating flood in Germany over the past twenty four hours causing near two hundred deaths. The text mentions the American Women's League and a meeting in University City on June 7, with Mrs Atcam Gan and G Lewis cited in connection to the League's efforts.
A new manufacturing firm formed by Charles Lilly and partners buys out Charles Swan's repair shop on Pleasant Street. The venture, Lilly and Coniany, will manufacture and repair machinery and make the Lilly Gap Maevie, with a focus on automobile valves. Current quarters are temporary as expansion proceeds.
An advertisement touts Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor as the supreme corn remover. It claims direct action, quick results, and painless extraction. Sold by Thomas Downey for 25 cents.
A local shop notes a near universal rule in its operations described as almost a fixed law guiding pricing and customer service. The remark signals consistency in how the store approaches pricing, returns, and stock handling.
A garbled marketplace list shows wanted ads and sale notices for Columbus area properties and businesses. Items mention rental and sale of bakery space, store buildings on South streets, brick walk frontage, and flats near a park, with several unreadable fragments.
Death of a pioneer David Hoss aged 80 after a six month illness. Survived by wife Charlotte Cole of Udana New York and two brothers and two sisters. Born February 7 1830 in Wales Pennsylvania. Married Mary Strickland October 5 1860. Funeral at Meyers Chapel Thursday at 2 PM.
Frank Craker of Columbe announces Blanche Craker left his home and he forbids anyone from harboring or aiding her. He states he will pay no debts incurred by her and warns others to avoid her. Dated June 11, 1910.
Local review notes a lively vaudeville night at the Library Theater. Robert and Roberta deliver impressive wheel troupe acts while Hurley and Hurley shine as singers and dancers with strong performances. Overall, the show earns positive marks from attendees.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.