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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
2
The item notes signals of warmer weather and variable winds labeled Yale Thursday and Friday. It contrasts two dated ideas on marital finances with one side advocating husbands hand over weekly income for accounting, and the other endorsing wives managing the household and funds.
Fragmented OCR reading reports a claimed home cure for tuberculosis with dubious medical authority. The text mentions a supposed method and testimonials, urging readers to consult druggists or request a booklet from the Ekman Laboratory in Philadelphia, listing a dubious ``hooklet of cured cases'' and urging purchase.
Amateur night at the city library featured several hopefuls with Master Malley and Mrs Lizzie Kelly winning top honors for their singing and dancing. The event was part of a weekly series, inviting locals to display talent to the gathered audience.
Televex reports an audacious theft from Adams Express Company in Philadelphia. Three packages containing 32024 24 fell to a night theft after agent Truby left. two bags held 10000 each and one 14024 24. The culprit appeared to know the money’s location. office doors showed no forced entry and the packages were hidden under the counter prior to the morning disruption. Corry Business Men's Exchange notes the May 18 meeting appointing a new committee lineup for factory sites and public markets.
Six miles of forest burned south of Bradford, with heavy rainfall overnight preventing greater damage. Oil producers' losses reach about 70 dollars per barrel implied by the crude tally. Fire raged near Straight, with assistance from Dubois feared and assets including several oil rigs and tanker crews reported damaged. Approximately 125 oil wells were burned in the blaze. crews remained on site to monitor smouldering embers as no further damages are anticipated. Mrs Robber, guest of Mrs Laula Augr, planned to travel to Jamestown today.
The program lists Obbrae Phe ater Monoban Ronulan and Ardelle and Leste in Comedy and Novelty segments. Two feature plots 107 percent themed performances highlight a varied vaudeville lineup with specialty acts and returning stars.
Attorney M. L. Davis filed a formal motion in court for a new trial for Dugene Tallman, convicted of murder in the second degree by a jury verdict rendered last Sunday. The motion outlines one main point. copies were sent to District Attorney Gifford and Judge Walling, who issued a rule to show cause. Arguments likely to occur during the next term of court, late this month or early June. Tallman may be sentenced later and remain in county jail under bond.
An informal reception hosted by Mian Atwater forelady of Nu Hono Carvel Co at Drewhelps home honored Mrs Drew wife of the superintendent. Guests from the factory attended as Wes Burch played music and fond wishes were offered for Mrs Drew's upcoming trip to New York and Liverpool visit.
The New York based International Tailoring Co advertises imported fabrics and tailor made suits with guaranteed fit. A. Messenger & Son are listed as agents for Corry TwA, offering fabrics and fashion services to customers in Indio and nearby areas.
Gorey High School Lean tour met Warren in a close game at the old tall grounds yesterday. Warren executed timely hits and solid defense to edge Corry as both teams played a hard fought ballgame amid windy conditions. Gould doubled and scored, while Lambing dazzled at first base. Corry miscues and Warren’s late rallies shaped the tense nine inning affair.
Outlined closing out sale at 212 West Main Street Bowie County offering remaining stock of gent's furnish log goods including nid vans shirts underwear ties collars umbrellas and more. Sale promotes clearance of all items by the Messenger establishment with emphasis on reduced prices and limited quantities.
Pesh flit of all kinds, Ordora taken and delivered. D. L. Dumond, Prop, No. 14 First Avenue.
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