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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1910
Page
2
Disjointed items note advertising rates and weather indications for Friday and Saturday with northwest to north winds. Mentions of postal inquiry and anti abuse issues surface alongside fragmented lines about brides and late notices.
Judge Walling opened a conference as 15 more talesmen were summoned to the Watlman murder trial panel. Juror Raymond of North East Township was excused after opposing a death verdict on circumstantial evidence, and Elton Darrow of Concord Township was seated after brief cross examination as the sole farmer juror.
Hagenbeck Wallace Shows arrived in Cambridge Springs on May 21 amid fanfare for a multi ring spectacle. A fire at the Tingley home killed three year old Nigley Tingley as the mother fought flames to save her child, suffering severe burns and later recovering body remains.
A promotional notice offering a clean squid preparation for external use to cure Alma or scalp diseases. Claims rapid relief for Beauma Pimples Blackheads Dandruff and other skin ailments. Promoter Mr Thoms Downey the diigeist stocks the remedy and provides a hooklet with each purchase for self diagnosis and home treatment.
The board of principals of State Normal Schools announces a four year course replacing the former three year program with effect this fall. The new plan follows the wall plan as proposed by the Garnigle foundation in 111 and 191%, with students graded under the old course in 111 and 191% and under the new four year course from 1944 onward.
A severe cold snap drenched the area last night with temperatures around 28 degrees. Frost covered everything, including windows, inhibiting visibility and threatening vegetation and fruit crops across the vicinity.
The show features The Japanese Convo rsation and a male quartet delivering strong acts this week. Both acts drew hearty applause with lively performances that evening.
All hires are requested to attend the funeral of our esteemed brother J. Walter Clough. The gathering will be held at the tele club rooms Saturday at a specified location. Further details to be announced by Wolaser.
A call for painting and interior decoration services by Lymm Knepp aged 61 from Bell Avenue offers honest materials and workmanship. Contact Bell phone 164k for painting and interior decor work.
A frightened horse pulling a wagon dashed down Bask Main Street this morning past a doctor tending an accident and into the curb near Maple Avenue. The animal collided with a wagon, was restrained by Earl Crown near the Purington block, and left its harness damaged while the horse did not suffer serious injuries.
Franklin enforces Sunday closing rules under the Blue Laws. Drug stores may sell only medicines, while other businesses reopen facing penalties. Detective Brown notes twenty two stores open on Sunday, with some proprietors glad to close. Proponents say the Sabbath benefits public welfare.
Memorial Day flower stand opens with chalee plants and cut flowers for sale and order. Mrs M Caldwell oversees the display in the walting room offering arrangements for the holiday.
An advertisement touts San Cura Olatment as a universal remedy for terrible sores, with testimonials from J. Do Hood of Townville and Karl G.C. Banks of Pittaburgh praising rapid healings. It promises cures for burns, cuts, itching, and more, and sells for 20 cents per jar and 25 cents per cake of soap with orders filled by Thompson Medical Co.
A small gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Thomas McVella 1328 West Pleas ant Street marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary. The couple has lived in Corry for forty five years and the event was a pleasant evening with neighbors and friends. Mrs McVella has suffered paralysis for about a year, limiting her activity but the community support remained strong.
Advertising item from Bowie Co describing cheap linen goods including shirts coats hats and capes at wholesale prices from A F Messengers store. Mentions heavy wrapping paper and hog soder carpets as part of the sale. The Journal Office.
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