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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1910
Page
2
A fragmented OCR item discusses advertising rates in cents per line and per week, mentions a news cave, and lists a campaign note about Knox as Republican candidate for governor of Pennsylvania. It also references Hom Arthur Bates and John Brooks in political play and hints at unrest in congressional districts with theatrical phrasing.
An old advertisement touts Painozone as a simple remedy for coughs colds and chest pains. It instructs rubbing chest and throat with the liniment then gargling with Painozone in water to ease cough loosen phlegm and break up congestion. The copy claims strong penetrating power and household efficacy, noting a large bottle can curb doctor bills.
A major film bill at Lytle presents Columbus Discovering America described as one of the grandest pictures, alongside a fine dramatic story titled One of the Finest. The program promises strong entertainment in a single feature night.
Pennsylvania Railroad round trip to Erie departs Corry at 10 a.m. next Sunday with return at 6 p.m. Fare listed as 95 cents. Day’s outing promises pleasant travel from Corry to Erie and back.
Special to Ah Erie reports Pennsylvan ia Train No 9 wrecked on a curve as the engine and baggage car derailed near the Frennevation yard. Engineer Victor Walbridge and fireman badly injured. passengers shaken but largely safe. Initial reports of greater loss proved unreliable though damage spread through the wreckage yard area and delayed the afternoon train.
New York June 18 The body of a man evidently murdered was found in an old trunk in an alley today. Central office men set to work on the case with police departments making every effort to solve the mystery.
The Liuisend family celebrated the marriage of Mabel Lindsey to William Akam at the Clifton Lindsey home in East Concord. The ceremony featured Rev. J.B. Woodward and a cream wool gown bride with ivory finery, amid abundant floral decor and a large reception for about fifty guests from near and far including neighbors and relatives.
A gas explosion during services at the Chelatian Church along the Pike destroyed the church and caused widespread damage. Twelve church members and others were badly injured, and the blast leveled the building with a nearby pipe line allegedly connected to the fire.
Special to fe Journal New York June 18 Colonel Colt returned from quarantine and saluted from the harbor as he waved to the crowd. He embraced his son Quentin at the landing amid thousands cheering on shore and afloat in a festive homecoming.
The Pennsylvania railroad’s new main schedule took effect recently with a revised rules book. Conductor signals the train with two bell pulls at a gallon, smoking and intoxicants forbidden on duty, and any employee who detaches and enters a saloon risks dismissal per the rule.
An attempted flower theft at Miss Swe Williams’s yard led to a pursuit as the thief fled after being seen by a bystander. The suspect allegedly offered five dollars for silence but was caught. the arrest rested on the witness’s quick sprint to the scene.
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Painoless Corn Extractor as safe and painless with numerous substitutes claimed to prove its supremacy. It promises quick corn removal and is sold by Thomas Downey for 25 cents.
Hon A L Bates endorses Knox for Republican nominee for governor. A Washington correspondent quotes Bates saying he would throw his hat in if Knox is named, arguing his candidacy would secure success and reduce unrest in numerous congressional districts.
Postmaster J J Austin received a telegram from Congress stating that 65000 was recommended by the committee for the new federal building. Corry hopes for a message confirming the amount before the bill passes. Previous plans cited a cost of 90000 to 100000, but the town will take what it can.
An ad extols Catarrhozone as a germ destroyer and healing agent for catarrh and throat infections. It touts a two month course for one dollar, promoted by the N. G. Poison Co. of Buffalo and sold by local pharmacists. It stresses the link between catarrh and consumption and claims the remedy prevents tuberculosis and improves respiratory health.
Dr Bland, a specialist, has been stopping at the European hotel for a week and reportedly relieves foot ailments of Corryites. He uses water and a tool to remove corn or callous without bleeding and with little or no pain. He will remain in the city a few days longer and offers service for corns bunions ingrowing toenails.
A reader from 108 Mercer St Jersey City New Jersey praises Cuscarets noting complete relief from stomach upset and indigestion after three months use. The testimonial claims higher effectiveness than other remedies and guarantees satisfaction with the product.
Store advertises quick turnaround for tailored suits with claim of fixed law like efficiency. Highlights ready to wear options and expedited service for customers pressed for time.
A fragmentary page discusses legends of the first woman across cultures. It notes varied origins from a tree in Japan to a rabbit in Lapland, a fall from the heavens for Persians, and a toad for Australian natives. The text mentions authors and works in a partial dialogue about myths and gender origins.
Fragmented classified notices seek reliable companions and sale or rental opportunities in Columbus area. Wording mentions Pavigo baler, Diamond Gro, and various street corners with requests to contact agents for property sales or rentals.
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