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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1910
Page
2
The report outlines that the New York and Chicago branches operate across all principal cities. It notes expansion, network reach, and the integration of services between branches to support nationwide operations.
Brisk to high winds from the northwest will affect Trainorphon and surrounding regions today and Tuesday. Temperatures cool with cold air moving in from the north and west. Expect gusty conditions and potential travel impacts in exposed areas.
The piece argues gambling is a highly demoralizing vice that corrupts youth and moral fiber. It urges reformers to oppose all games of chance including dice, wheel, lottery, and casino games, and to restrict or ban devices that foster gambling as a path to reward. It notes political shifts around Bryan and echoes the stance of The Commoner and Republican papers.
Novelty act featuring Zip the Zulu portrayed by Ernest Baker of Wheeling Wy. The trained pig performs humorous stunts to entertain crowds. Zip will appear in front of the Lyric tonight as part of the big bill advertising the venue.
Local sale notice announces a closing out sale of underwear goods at Mosnenger and Son, OA WY. Main atroot, Gorryy Pa. The ad lists discounted stock and dates for the clearance event.
A hospital in Warren faced a dramatic preliminaries as Miss Hosni Long and Miss Mar k asylvania were bound over on charges of assault and battery. The case centers on alleged brutal soap treatments at the institution involving Ward No. 1 to Ward No. 8 and a patient named Dorothy Rive, 17, with testimony from five former nurses and the patient’s father supporting the allegations.
Oral Honoor, Hobart Roberts, and John Kinney of Warren Sebnity were fined a total of 330 dollars after admitting to finding and killing deer in HomadBotion. They obtained consent to plead guilty and save 100 dollars each. Their slaughter reduces local deer numbers and may deter future similar acts.
A garbled notice references a performance titled The Yankee Doodle Boy by Powell and Cohan, urging audiences to laugh and implying a lively show. Readable fragments point to a library presentation with unspecified dates and details.
A telegram received by J G Walad reports the death of Arthur B Spear this forenoon at his home in Detroit from typhoid fever. His widow Beales survives with a son. A J Wales, currently in Detroit, will return home tomorrow evening as the family awaits word on whether the body will be buried or sent to Corry for burial.
A vintage ad copy claims storm sash prevents drafts and moisture, saves fuel, and reduces cold. Clarke & Son offer ready made units, with delivery in about a moon.
Nov 2 notes show Mr and Mrs N J Dewey visiting Cony with friends. Louis Monroe returns from Dunkirk to spend Thanksgiving with parents. Mr and Mrs U S Rogora visit Warren for the holiday with their son and daughter in law. The Lanies Ald plan a board meeting on Thursday Dec 1. Ladies hold bazaar at Range Hall and pedro party planned. no fresh fruits served. Illnesses include Nathan Dodd’s infant death and John Young’s passing in Clymer. Attendees include Guy Gordon and family, Martha Lewis visiting Putnam home, Eunice Lamona recovering from pneumonia, and Frank Emerdon visiting his father. Thanksgiving gatherings noted across communities. many families hosting and visiting relatives.
Mrs Sylvester LeBarren died after being injured at North and Grove avenues around 11 20 Friday night. She was 63 and a longtime member of First Methodist Church. Survived by her husband and four children Bert Ernest Mrs George L Williams and Mrs Grace Lorakan, all of Brewd ville. She was active in the Banter Star and I A Lohi Ry.
Corry Grange No file schedules a Saturday nat session with a program including lecturing, music, quotations, a prize solo, recitations, and performances by Miss Myori Miss Drake and Mrs. Lola Gatoy. The event also features oyster tasting and a local venue at REDFERNS Philadelphia Oyster House.
Yesterday the appointment of Chief Deputy Sheriff R. J. Howell to assistant portmaster was announced. Adah Paskel resigned and was transferred to Los Angeles. The new postmaster is a member of the county Young Republicans and will assume duties tomorrow.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe bombardment in Lisbon and a Revolution scene. Mentions Palace, Lawn, buildings, and a Crown context with King Edward in London. Also references Port Ridgely and a drama titled Spanish Loyalty with a fictitious offer in Corry Tonlish.
An ad claims Dr Detehon’s Relief for rheumatism eases severe cases within hours. It describes rapid systemic action and quick disappearance of symptoms. Available for 76 cents to $1.00 at Durham Drug Co.
All bills or accounts for or against the A Hurd estate must be presented on or before November 27. A Hurd, 109 West Wastington Street.
A brief advertisement notes buckwheat from Acme Milling Co and urges grocers to stock the product. It mentions a 12 cent price and advises readers to advertise it in the Journal if their store does not carry the brand.
Novel account describes a gas explosion at a Dunkirk New York hardware store. Several people injured as brick walls collapse and storefront shows damage. Rescue teams rushed to scene as power lines and debris disrupted the street.
A brief humorous note about a public library moment where a reader, a forty three year old man, seeks a book to avoid excitement. After consulting staff and high brows, the choice lands on The Swiss Family Robinson. The scene underscores a quiet temperate curiosity and a comic misunderstanding in a bustling reading room.
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