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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1911
Page
6
A promotional note extols the paper at ten cents and invites readers to compare with sixteen or twenty cent competitors. It claims a superior plan and value, urging readers to choose the offered paper sold at a bargain price.
The piece extols hot water bottles as vital in illness and comfort at the bedside. It stresses their usefulness against chills cramps pains and inflammation, notes they seem expensive to some yet are cheap when considering value and lasting satisfaction. It urges preparedness for sudden illnesses.
A fragmentary ad lists a variety of seafood and smoked fish items. Mentions codfish, smoked halle, river salmon, herring, whitefish, and Norway breakfast bacon-like products. Claims special Lent sales and large selection at a big store.
Local readers report a flurry of visits and daily comings and goings. Notables include Miss Annik Gray in Spar tansburg, George Heywane's trip to Clymer, and Mr and Mrs A Steinall visiting Erie. Edinboro Normal Spring term opens March 24, 1911, with John Bigtir as principal.
The evangelical churches in Pittemouth and Loxtond marked a departure ceremony on March 8. John H. dnwvett retired as deacon after presenting his farewell to the congregation. Jowett will deliver a sermon at Pitt after the retirement. New York oily youth.
Amon Ant Desanctis confessed to killing Constantino Hanon in August at Anstin Pi, linking the murder to Rome police handling and the Sartin Nave srresived inquiry.
A German statistician names a humorous study of proposals and reactions during courtship. The piece lists percentages for actions such as speech, blushing, and nervousness, detailing outcomes from uttering a single word to embracing the beloved and reacting by blush, swooning, or running away.
A garbled OCR style note details mail routes across Kansas and surrounding areas. It mentions traveling distances from starting points to destinations, including Syracuse and Liberal, with references to sending mail north to Liver Pool and to Kilchfield like places, and notes the impracticality of long journeys with many miles cited as 314 or 229. The piece reads as a transportation log or anecdotal report on how mail travels between towns.
Women from Philadelphia and Haverford led by Mary Winsor of the Pennsylvania Limited rally for suffrage. Hundreds of women, organized by local suffrage advocates, will travel to Harrisburg on March 14 to urge passage of two bills granting women the right to vote in Pennsylvania.
In Texarkana Arkansas an elderly resident reportedly died by self harm after a fire at the family home. The incident involved 85 year old Charles Wien and produced blaze damage to the dwelling as authorities investigate.
The readable parts suggest a homely, disjointed verse or column fragment referencing national events and social topics. It mentions marriage, divorce, liberty, and personal names in a scattered, non coherent OCR snippet with no clear narrative or timeline.
Albany reports detail lawyer Clarence J. Shearn urging Thaw’s protection amid alleged mistreatment by prison staff. He cites neglect at Matteawan and punishment for interfering, including limiting visitations to once every two weeks and public interviews only. Justice Mil-l a and Justice Jenks are cited on Thaw’s innocence and respect due from public officials. Governor Dix forwards Shearn’s letter to investigators Osborne and VanKennan for inquiry.
The page lists Manley and Bingham Painters at 549 E Main St offering wallpaper from top manufacturers and home consultations on appointment with guaranteed work. A special bargain cites a five foot high granite monument for 140 dollars. Also advertised are maple syrup products, a hospital stockholders meeting on March 8 1911 at 8 pm, and various local business notices including tailoring and clothing.
Readable listing notes multiple lots and two houses on Main Street with room for building or expansion. Includes terms about cheap prices, ample land, and nearby improvements. Also mentions several other properties for sale and potential rental or investment options in the same vicinity.
Real estate notice describes auction of various lots with walk up access near Washington. Listing emphasizes cheap prices and opportunities, urging interested buyers to inspect locations and contact the agent for details.
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