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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
2
A weather bulletin reports Sahindasjeoneqelly Tal area facing Hell Wastarty winds sweeping coastal and inland zones. Advisories urge caution for travelers and residents as gusts may reach high speeds through the day.
The piece argues for tariff and food tax relief amid political debate. It cites the New York World urging Congress for an extra session to address fiscal injustice and criticizes the private interests behind wool and food taxes. It notes public demand from Democrats and some Republicans for lower taxes on food and woolen goods, while highlighting debates over ballot reform and honest politics.
A state election commission proposes sweeping changes to voting practices including the envelope ballot system, stricter registration, and elimination of the party ticket ballot. The commission aims to curb fraud and improve public confidence as it revises election laws in the Welsh region. A separate item notes that Pittsburgh’s Perhnioal Schools plan a 1,517,000 project for new buildings and equipment, awaiting final actions.
A notice describes advance seat sales at Hauliive’s for Talk of thy Town shows. Tickets were exchanged for reserved seats with party holders holding vouchers. A Monday sale is planned and tickets for Tuesday night are valid only for the event day.
Notice by Charles A. Myers offering marble and granite work from Westfeld N Y and SIxGH Heatters. Promises low prices for spring delivery before Decoration May. Claims elegant line of photographs and samples to please ministers and buyers. Postal card invites orders and home visits.
An elderly river pilot from Warren, Tahia, died suddenly in his bed at the Hanse Manet. Mrs. FP Boynton reported the discovery near Warren. The cause of death was heart disease, to which he had long been afflicted.
A casual notice advertises fresh oysters at the Philadelphia Oyster House located at 124 No Center St. The venue offers raw and prepared oysters in various styles as a dining option.
Alderman D J Broich has relocated his office to the basement under Wilson's. He is prepared to attend to all kinds of business in his line including matrimony, vows, and related matters, with service available in 1992.
District Attorney W. Pitt Gifford notes trial of JMOrG cases at November term will proceed without delay despite delays. jurors conclude sessions, and a witness recounts a burglary tied to stolen goods as several defendants face trials and one horse caper story unfolds with police and witnesses detailing the impact on the community.
A vintage header promotes California agriculture with figures for soil values and crop prices, noting alfalfa and wine grapes with prices per acre and the land’s pleasant climate. It positions Barton, Atwater, and surrounding Sandon Valley as a desirable area, inviting inquiries.
An ad promises high style wool fabrics sold at three to ten dollars with a guaranteed quality. It credits International Pastoring Co. of New York City and A B Measenier & Son as sole agents for Corry goods, noting fashion and fabric quality.
A faded notice advertises children's knitwear with wool sweaters. It lists low prices in small figures and mentions a shop at 212 W. Mun street. The ad emphasizes affordability for families shopping for warm garments.
Corry Hospital held a donation day with a concert and literary program. Attendees, including many ladies, enjoyed music by a harmony group and refreshments despite poor weather.
An 19th century style advert promotes a cure for deafness via a glandular or inflammatory ear treatment. It describes the blocked Eustachian tube causing hearing loss and promises permanent normal hearing after removal of the inflammation. Includes sale offer, price and mail order details.
All bills of accounts for or against the A Hurd entote must be present on or before the 27th of November to Ton Hurd at 109 W. Washington Street. Stella Mabel says she does not believe everything in the Bible and Betta Well, she bun, her own aye in It.
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