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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates listed with unclear terms mention November novices and various lines of copy. Listing references mintmans Mafee 1S cams and Warr Cotum Scamtia. The notice notes insertion on the same day and property of the rate schedule.
Partly dowry forecast for Monday indicates slightly cooler conditions in the western portion. Tuesday is expected to be fair with light to moderate variable winds, signaling a settled pattern broader across the region.
Mayor Alexander designates Thursday May 13 as Clean Up Day in Corry, urging residents in surrounding towns to participate. The article stresses the link between orderly surroundings and prosperity, urging residents to clear rubbish, maintain lawns, plant flowers, and dispose of waste regularly to create a healthier, more attractive community.
A Fing War Drama titled Common Enemy screens at Selige tonight featuring a war story set during the war of 61. The film promises realistic battle scenes and strong scenery while drawing in fans with its dramatic tension and bold performances.
A noon blaze at 222 East Main Street destroyed a two family residence after starting in the kitchen of the east side. Investigators suspect a defective gas connection caused an explosion. Neighbors moved most household goods as fire crews fought to contain flames and prevented barn damage.
An advertisement touts Rexall Mace-Tone as a cure for consumption and related ailments. It asserts strong results from early use, promotes free trial risk, and markets the medicine as a blood purifier and strength builder. The note claims broad availability at Corry Rexall Store via Yablitt & Son.
Mayor Alexandeg of Corry urges citizens to participate in a citywide cleanup on Thursday May 12. Crews will tour every property to collect debris deposited along streets and curbs to clear up litter and salvage the town.
W D DeMilla, a weekend employee, suffered facial and hand burns from a heater flame in a warehouse. His eyebrows singed and one hand burned. doctors expect a quick recovery in a few days. New Vaudeville tonight features Omega and Schwartz and Kuhl. Two films shown at Library Theatre.
A youthful Forty-Niner recalls mining days in Weaverville California. He describes old boots and clothing, the rough humor of camp life, and plans to return with gold nuggets. He notes the era before rubber boots and reflects on Indians Mormons and Gentiles encountered during the overland journey.
A peculiar citastrophe near Galway provokes vivid recollections of a flood and peat rush. Neighbors warned as water and peat engulfed cottages, leaving families homeless while a widow perished. The report blends disaster with a note on railway bribery and labor.
A girl from Loulaville mentions spending winter in Florida with her father's business ties. She recalls obtaining a small alligator from Florida shared with a friend. The dialogue notes curiosity about keeping the pet and a plan to fill a container with water.
A philosopher argues it is better to avoid native foes, while an ivory man plans for future greatness but delays the path to it.
At Safur Day meeting of trustees of Edinboro Normal School C L Baker was chosen president and Charles G Brevillier elected secretary. The records show over 400 students enrolled for the spring term. Trustees present included J Baker H P Gillette Ri A Inelko A A Culbertson G D Higby and O G Brevilliers. They aim to make Edinboro a premier institution and consider turning the town and Conneaut Lake area into a summer education center similar to the Chau Lika movement to attract visitors from across the country.
Fragmentary 1904 testimonial rhapsody extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure for back and kidney pain. The muddled text intermixes scattered names, addresses, and product references, reflecting a faded era ad and testimonial page with dubious coherence and archaic marketing language.
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