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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1910
Page
2
Sunday outlook shows partly cloudy skies with moderate westerly winds. Variable temperatures ease through the day as a mild weather pattern continues with no significant storms expected.
A lengthy critique denounces the window glass trust for raising prices by 100 percent in a year and seeks stronger punishment beyond modest fines. Attorney General Wickerham urges prison stripes for trust officials, while lawmakers debate remedies amid partisan Pennsylvania results and a split opposition.
Editorial letters condemn the Democratic structure and accuse a forged machine of bribery and partisan ruin in Pennsylvania. Writers from Johnstown and elsewhere decry factionalism while praising a reformist stance against the entrenched political bloc, urging voters to support nonpartisan resistance.
A 71 year old man named Higaner or Liniinger was found dead in his Summit Township home by Constable Sallow. A pistol lay by his side and a wound near his body indicated possible suicide or foul play. Witnesses said the man worked in a shop making iron or metal items and lived alone. the inquiry continues as authorities examine the scene.
Coroner Daniel Hailey conducts an inquest into the death of 14 year old Fennette May Hor HK who died yesterday in the city. A large crowd attended as the coroner announced details and planned to issue a verdict at the hearing.
The notice mixes a program snippet for an Old West themed event titled Early Settlers Annual with unrelated classified ads. It mentions a bone story, a Vitagraph comedy, admission ten cents, and sales or rental notices for property, a horse wagon, and a No 1 Underwood typewriter. Addresses and local business names appear.
A local home talent show garners strong audience interest with planned performances led by Lili Wilcox and Miss Lalla Alan Willcox. The program features songs, dances, drills, and a grand finale while shifting staging and supporting cast details are announced.
Program day at Stanford Hose concert features a November 22 date and listings of performers and pieces including Adams Senger Hungarian Dances and Brahms selections. The sheet lists soloists and conductors such as Master Howard Werth, Prof. Senge, and Mary Wotaritaon with various works and titles amid a contact-like program page.
Lynn Tiotson, 52, died at Cory Hospital this morning from a paralytic stroke. He had been a rival mall carrier for several years. The funeral will be held Monday at [time] at the Polumbus church.
An old style notice promotes a painkiller named Painkiller Ella sold by local druggists. It urges buyers to get the genuine product, listing prices and brand cues while warning about counterfeit or inferior versions.
An item lists school wear sweaters at low prices with offerings described as the fifty cent kind. Mentions A. F. Messenger and W. Malyntreat as sellers or figures involved, with numbers noted as twenty cents.
A one hour program at the Lyric features three full reels from Selig Vitagraph and Vo Bdisons. The bill promises lively entertainment and runs tonight only.
Readable fragments describe a wreck delaying trains to New York and Chicago cargo losses. A shipment of meat and a group of chickens were destroyed in the incident. One worker accompanying the animals was also killed or injured.
Mundreds have tried but Puliai's Painless Corn Extract is billed as a superior remedy for corns, warts, calluses, bunions and toe limps. Price 25c. Sold by Thomas Downey, NVA-17-19.
Oyster stand at 124 N. Center Street offers fresh oysters opened from the shell and served in various styles. Customer appetites catered with quick service and casual meals.
All bills or accounts due at A Hurd estate must be presented on or before November 27. Contact A Hurd at 109 W Washington Street, Tate.
Alderman D J Smith relocates his office to the basement under Withon's where he will handle all business including matrimony services in 1992.
An urban dry goods store at 212 W Malm Street announces a closing out sale of women’s underwear. The notice invites customers to lock in wants and consider discounted stock as the sale proceeds.
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