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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1910
Page
2
The article reports that North Center street paving liens totaling over 5000 dollars face resistance from a few property owners. The city seeks to collect from all, with the case now in court and scheduled for argument as officials pursue payment while balancing citizens’ burdens.
Advertising rates for a forthcoming notice period are announced with pricing details. The column notes a nine oclock morning deadline for receipt of material and specifies per line or unit charges.
The Curry Journal reaches eight years of operation under owner A Th Golegeove with its past year noted as the most prosperous yet and valued by Corry citizens. Also mentions seasonal weather transitions and a local note about fifteen girls at Smith village proving they can live on $2.80 per week.
Local lovers of comedy drama can see The Max by Edward Lock at the Library theater on Ma 7. It is Weber's first city appearance and has already been a hit at Weber's New York venue drawing large appreciative audiences. The play centers on fundamental human nature and strong emotional appeal praised by metropolitan critics.
Ferdinand Fischer, who escaped last June from the Warren Pennsylvania Insane Asylum after killing his brother in law George Cook, turned himself in to Youngstown police. He had been arrested in St Paul but was deemed sane and discharged. He said he had spent a week with his family in Erie Pennsylvania and planned to bring them to Youngstown to live, but could not endure the strain.
The Christian Endeavor Society and Telends held a successful evening entertainment with music by Mrs Frank Lilley and Miss Edna Carl. Business discussed and a poverty social planned for next Friday night.
William Morton suffers pneumonia with his baby also ill. Fred Ford lost part of his hand in an accident returning from hunting. Mrs Riley visited Kane friends. Leslie Robinaults guests in Midelaxippi. Town to get a meat market soon. Carl Donaldson returns to work after illness. Roads rough. mail delivery tough for rural carriers. Wil McKitteriel from Warren visited.
A quarrel over a proposed match and a $100 forfeit fuels speculation in the Journal about wrestling contenders. Joe Geeenan of Bullalo and Landford Sweeney of Grandin Watel challenge Comstock, while the editor questions whether the opponent will take the risk. The piece also cites a humorous aside about a young publisher growing rich and disconnected from old friends.
Jamestown Post reviews a four person cast led by Miss Ann Swinburne in The Climax, a dramatic adaptation of Edward Locke's Bohemian life tale The performance at Samuels captivates from curtain rise to fall, with notable music including The Song of the Soul and a balanced portrayal without a clear hero or villain.
Misleading ad copy promotes Papes Diuretic as a universal cure for kidney and urinary troubles. The text claims rapid relief from backache, irritability, sleeplessness, and painful urination after the first few doses, urging readers to buy from any drug store.
The Freehold and Spring Greek telephone company held its annual meeting at Sears Schoolhouse on February 26. Officers elected for one year were James Scare president, Marnest Spoon secretary, Henry Doty treasurer, and directors Al mond Decean Theodore Messenger a Mra D-L Parfur tnow. Also noted are health updates about Mrs Mina Day Hall and local movements, including Earnest Lowe moving to a nearby farm.
Colum bus schedule lists a Mothers and Daughters talk on social purity by Jonnie Young of Garry for ages four and up at Free Church Sunday. Men’s meeting at Sp. i. on The Manly Man with revival services ongoing. Laden Aid Society plans a meeting at Mrs Rank Gordon’s home Thursday afternoon. Miss A Dutton improving at Corry hospital. Mrs J E Emareon attended a funeral in Spartapurg.
Guy H Rogers announces a new shop at 110 First Avenue offering plumbing tinning and gas fitting services with complete work in the trade. Bell phone 140.
Free scholarships this month for examinations for postal clerk post office elector carrier customs house and departmental clerks. Prepare at once for the coming tests with flexible hours and twice monthly pay. Address Content School Dept 4 Rochester NY for details.
S am now ready to do your painting and interior decorating, and would be pleased to give suggestions and make satinated on work. I have abis elegant line of quitll paper, Tyna Koepp, BLN, First Ave. Bell phone 164-R B
In a brief notice, a spiritual medium offers services in the city. The ad lists Mrs. Ei W. Patterson's residence at 162 Mott Street with a phone number and hours from 10 a.m. onward, inviting seekers of truth.
A food and drug official bought two samples of oysters, watered and Sealshipt, for analysis to prove a vast value difference. The report indicates one sample was inferior ordinary oysters while the other claimed Sealshipt superiority.
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