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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1910
Page
2
June 28 Buenos Aires reports a bomb at the Colon Theatre. Seventy people were arrested in nearby Whe quke dae apartment after the blast wounded and killed audience members. Police probe links fragment injuries and panic in the ensuing melee.
Advertising rates listed with per line and weekly minimums. Weather notes indicate generally falling and rising temperatures with light variable winds on testes and Wednesdays.
A fragmentary note discusses the Pennsylvania primaries with Bibley’s nomination costing 4000 and an defeated rival spending 918000 on a doomed bid. The piece reflects on the power of spoken words and hints at broader advice on money and effort.
A vintage ad touts Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor claiming relief from corns within twenty four hours and promising freedom from corn roots in a month or two. It notes the product is sold by druggists for 25 cents and mentions Thomas Downing as the distributor.
An advertised remedy claims to cure rheumatism and neuralgia in one to two days. The advertisement touts rapid systemic action and immediate relief with a flat dose, offered at 75 cents or one dollar by the Durbem Drug Co.
A listing touts two top pictures, Maclstrom sninp Feature and Isabelle of Aragon, described as the best ever shown. A tallab Feature deans and an assortable song are also advertised for the night at 1428.
Special to the Journal from New Orleans dated June 28 reports United States Senator Sanued Douglas Mc Hury died suddenly. The article notes a grim line about vanity and quotes dialogue regarding a man posing for a photograph, reflecting sensational small town commentary.
In Pattinson New Jersey a June 28 blaze swept the business district injuring several firemen fatally. The destructive fire damaged four large department stores and numerous merchant buildings with losses totaling about half a million dollars.
An old advertisement promotes Patnorone and related products for curing colds chest pains sore throats and various ailments. It touts strong ingredients and claims quick relief and broad uses while urging readers to buy a large bottle locally from Horns Downey.
A disorderly conduct complaint against Py Breet tied to an assault claim by A. Lamb at Buffalo Cafe on Main Street was withdrawn after payment of costs. The defendant was re jailed under a warrant sworn to Hast Avienst ty Mrs Jennie Gatem of Center Street. A second hearing before Alderman Troesdell is set for tomorrow. The misprint misidentified Charles H Lambing as Chuck Lambing in yesterday’s report.
Reports to Prof J G Minimer indicate the state convention will be a major gathering of educators. The Erie event will feature general sessions open to the public, marking a large convening for the state organization.
Mrs. Whlun Lom of Lake Pleasant died from a stray bullet fired by an unknown hunter while gardening. She died the day after the incident with a gunshot wound to the hip. Funeral services were held at the Baptist Church with Rev. C. J. Warner officiating and interment at Union Cemetery. She was 78, survived by husband, two sons, three daughters, two brothers, and a sister.
An event description invites members of the Presbyterian Sabbath School and congregation to a Thursday picnic at Calomabis Avenue near the depot. The program features a dance and a quiz among married men and boys, with ticket pickup and a lineup of local participants and families invited to attend.
Porter Charlton was arraigned before Judge Hiair in Oyer and Perminer court today and his hearing was postponed. Secretary Knox offered to extradite Charlton to Lily if the Tuskai government will return wanted criminals. Italian authorities did not answer. experts think Charlton may be liberated after sixty days in this country.
The Thomas Downey Drug Store offers Zeno liquid for external use to treat infant and adult scalp troubles including eczema heat rashes hives ivy dermatitis and other skin eruptions. They guarantee money back if not fully satisfied with prompt relief and improved skin condition after use.
The New York World will publish another Mikado song “Moon and I” next Sunday. The piece, arranged for popular sheets, comes as continued success of the Mikado at the Gugino Theater and beyond twenty years of the opera’s life.
The United States Department of Agriculture urges concrete construction for all buildings to deter rats. It cites that every rat causes significant property losses and argues cement footings, solid walls, and concrete plumbing reduce infestations. The advice emphasizes durable foundations and sealed openings to protect both urban and rural structures.
The article details early blight or leaf spot attacking potatoes, noting the fungus harms leaves but not tubers directly. It discusses infection timing during rapid tuber formation and cites irrigation experiments with onions, showing yields from different methods and profitability of irrigation even in wet seasons.
A farm home benefits children by instilling farm admiration and trust in hired help. The Kansan State Agricultural College begins a new department of Farm Mechanics, promising practical profit and stronger management for farmers and business men alike.
Judge Walling sails on a Great Laker with aide Hanory A and his wife and three daughters joining for a leisure outing on the lakes. The party departed last evening for a day of recreation.
Fragmented text mentions a cure and money not solving issues. References a doctor, wife, daughter, and a suburbanite voice. Mentions a promerry advert and a real brute agent with urbanite utterances. The readable lines hint at social critique and personal concerns.
Fragmented classified notice shows multiple short listings for rental and sale properties along Columbus avenues and nearby streets. Mentions include 820 Household Street, Diamond Grove and Columbus store building, and nearby storefronts with sale and rental notes.
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