Weartor Indications Pals Saudia Sunday Weather
Weather indications point to possible rain with increasing cloudiness on Sunday. Winds shift from moderate to southeast and east as conditions vary through the day.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1910
Page
2
Weather indications point to possible rain with increasing cloudiness on Sunday. Winds shift from moderate to southeast and east as conditions vary through the day.
The piece argues the tariff promise by the Republican party harmed U S industry while predicting a political reckoning. It cites Wall Street Journal criticism and Massachusetts 14th District results as signs of discontent with Payne Aldrich measures. It questions Taft's leadership and prospects for tariff revision and better relations with neighbors.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Company has reached a one year agreement with the firemen covering pay rates and working conditions. The principal feature of the arrangement is a defined pay structure and set terms of work for the period.
The article notes a shift from a twelve hour day to a ten hour day as the standard on other railroads in the same territory and mentions minor readjustments in the agreement. It preserves named entities and context in a compact news style.
A testimonial claims Thompson's Barosma cured a girl's backache and kidney illness after failing medicines, with Frank D. Meter of Pleasantville, Pa praising its effects. The ad asserts Barosma treats Bright's disease diabetes and bed-wetting, selling for 50c and 1.00 with a guaranteed cure.
The Erie Morning Dispatch reports the Erie Gas and Oil Company has leased more farms in the eastern county, now owning over 200 tracts. If promising oil or gas is found, they plan pipelines through Union City and Waterford to bring gas to the city. local hopes rise for an abundant supply soon.
Members of the class of 1910 enjoyed an evening at Miss Gertrude Brown's home with Progressive Five Hundred. Robert Desmond won first prize and Wade McCray the consolation prize. Music, a luncheon of miniature rabbits and chickens, and singing capped the gathering.
Government job notice invites men and women over 18 to apply for railway mail clerks and other positions with salaries ranging from 600 to 2200 dollars annually. Spring examinations will be held nationwide, with free instruction and information available by writing to the Bureau of Instruction, 53 Hamlin Building, Rochester, New York.
Fragmentary quote discusses conflict between love and learning and asserts the cost of pursuing knowledge not aligned with virtue. Attributed to Ernest Hoonn, the text reflects a terse reflection on desire and education amid scarce opportunities.
A six o clock Easter service at the First Methodist Church features an order of readings recitations and hymns led by the pastor choir and various soloists including Lorn Wright Tuligtte Cottrell Martha Nelson Marguerite Sharp James A. Wright Helen York and Glanyn Brow. The program concludes with a congregation hymn and benediction with a cordial invitation to all to attend.
Persistent kidney and bladder symptoms prompt urges for a remedy. The ad touts Pap e Thompson and Pape’s Diuretic as a direct, powerful cleanse for kidneys and urinary tract, claiming rapid relief from pain, incontinence, and fatigue, with lists of exaggerated benefits and widespread availability.
A disrupted list of Easter service music contains organ numbers, anthems, solos, and duets performed by named musicians such as Lou Anadan, Sara Melanes, James Melanea, Alex McInnes, Mayme Glass Robinson, Gertrude Armieon, and Mrs. Maymi Glass Robinson. The program features pieces like Christ is Risen, Alleluia, The King of Glory, My Faith Looks Up to Thee, and Awake Thou that Sleepest among various vocal and instrumental items.
A garbled 19th or early 20th century ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure will cure catarrh and lists Toledo merchants F J Ohwney Co Walding Kinnan Martin as wholesalers. The text includes nonsensical language and references to testimonials and internal use taboos, typical of fraudulent listings.
A concert program for Easter Monday features the Orchestra with selected pieces and soprano solos. Performances include Tha Nightingale by Mrs Robinson, Bout Bong, Where Blaskomas Grow, Renors, and Natkad. Mrs Robinson is listed for multiple solos with accompanists Ware and San Souci.
Local churches report Sunday and midweek services across multiple congregations. Entries include St Paul Evangelist Lutheran Rev William Hall schedules, United Brethren, Hirst Methodist Episcopal with Rev H C Weaver, Columbus Avenue M E, Sciota, Columbus Methodist Episcopal, and Baptist Church with Rev J W Plannett, listing service times, Sunday School, prayer meetings, and special events for the week.
Edgar A Higgins, Sweet Pea Specialist, Avoca NY, advertises postpaid packets of named varieties for 25 cents per half ounce. Includes orchid varieties The Countess Spencer and The White Spencer, plus free seeds of Double Lovely Poppien and Queen of the Market with orders.
Yacob Strauan, resident of West Hickory, was badly burned Friday and admitted to Oil City Hospital. His newly built house was gas piped but improvised iron plugs in wooden plugs failed, releasing gas. The blast blew out the front and hurled a door about 100 feet. his wife and two children were aboard an Atlantic steamer headed to America.
On Monday Mina Jensie Gottrett will enter Corry hospital to begin the course and fit herself for a trained nurse. Mina Cottrell has been manager for the Union Telephone in this city for some time, and many friends wish her success.
In the lead up to the past year, Gur Town Druggists claim Painkilfor is the best medicine kept for families. They state that during that period the shop offered bottles at fixed prices and pledged to help all who could not pay.
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