Weather bulletin for Western Pennsylvania
For Western Pennsylvania. Partly cloudy and continued cold Tuesday. Wednesday will be fair with moderate westerly winds.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1910
Page
2
For Western Pennsylvania. Partly cloudy and continued cold Tuesday. Wednesday will be fair with moderate westerly winds.
George Bodmer brings several copies of the Evening Penny Press printed in 1895 to the Journal office. The July 6 issue, No. 17 of volume T, published by Alanson Crosby and associates, promised future journalism and later expanded. Aug 21 issue featured articles on a local boom and a proposed trolley line to Columbus later realized. the piece notes business principles and cautions about bad company, citing the Spirit and Buffalo Express for comparison.
The Library Theater presents Kapelle Band directed by Dreda M. Christin with Mrs Walter Behleiseher soprano and Mis Blaton accompanist. Program includes Morning Noon and Night in Vienna, Can I Forget from Maid Marion DeKoven, The Whistler and his Dog, Candia, O Sea, Symphony No 2 and Sousa The Fairest of the Pair among others with Walter Schleischer featured.
Persons desiring trees, vines or shrubbery for spring planting should place their order with J. A. Conner within the next week. Call at 43 E South Street or telephone.
A long piece urges letting a child eat real wholesome foods with sugar and jams to satisfy appetite. It argues children need more meat proportionally and emphasizes fresh butter and cereals like wheat, warning against deprivation. It cites age-based portions and the value of proper nutrition for energy and health.
A garbled 1910s style notice promotes free medical samples from Dr Caldwell’s, urging readers to send name and address for stomach and bowel relief. It references Dr. Caldwell, Mrs. Cullen, and the address in Notre Dame street, with testimonials and a March event. Several personal notices and obituaries follow, including funeral details for Nora Damon and society activities.
Warm weather and early morning fresta spur sap flow as farmers report maple trees running freely and anticipate plentiful syrup and sugar this spring.
The Barlow Hardware Co of Cony Pa advertises Barow Binder Twine at 7 1 2c per unit claiming it is the best standard twine and urging immediate cash payment to reserve stock. Orders must be bale lots and delivery is planned for spring with prices possible to rise soon.
Messrs Aviteen Crowl and Will Lewis plan a confectionery store in the Traction building within weeks. A modern fountain is being installed and a full line of sodas chocolates and cigars will be offered with Whitosa candies and other standard makes. Lewis will manage the shop bringing prior confectionery experience to the business and the firm aims to capture a liberal share of local trade.
Erie business leaders plan a trolley line project from Union City to Hirin aiming for summer construction. About 150 local businessmen will be invited to invest $1,000 each to form a company holding title to the right of way and oversee improvements for Erie Corey Union City and Cambridge Spring Railroad. With $160,000 raised, country residents may subscribe more stock, backed by the Erie Chamber of Commerce, to fund the enterprise.
Mrs. Coyle, secured by the Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Hospital Association, tendered her resignation yesterday to take effect Wednesday. Her services have been satisfactory, but she could not be permitted to longer hold the position.
Promoters promise a rare musical treat at Library Theater on Monday March 14 with a strong cast, excellent chorus, and lavish scenery. The production features popular songs and high quality music, with return dates already requested by many patrons.
A note seeks dress making and tailoring services at 200 N Colter Street. The writer mentions Miss Grace El Gale and asks for a trial, inviting Mrs di Randapult to respond. The message indicates time spent studying the craft and requests confirmation of local availability.
Directors of the Corry Fair Driving Park Association met Monday afternoon. J J Dosmond Wax reelected president with W W Blair as vice president, G H Barlow treasurer, John Kolater general superintendent, and W W Morgaridge secretary. Robert Patterson declined re election due to personal business commitments.
The Lyric presents a night of entertainment featuring Solig a Fineat War Drama Under the Stars and Stripes. Also on the program is Alvo Tragedy of Old Mill and Shangied, delivering dramatic performances to local audiences.
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