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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1910
Page
2
Transmitted today Wednesday with unsettled conditions. Rain or snow expected near the East with brisk northerly winds. Snow possible in the interior regions while areas around New York and Chicago may see mixed precipitation and cooler temperatures.
Corry merchants urge residents to buy locally as Christmastime nears. Townsfolk are encouraged to patronize home stores to strengthen the community economy, noting mall catalogs tempt shoppers to spend out of town while local businesses offer quality goods and premiums.
A long auditorium speech criticizes officials who tolerate law violations and calls for strict adherence to the oath to enforce laws. The Journal reports that the paper now issues a full edition of 1610 papers, with 41 handled by the Pity News Co, noting growth under recent management.
Walter Kimball, 29, an oil worker from Kane Pennsylvania, died by hanging in a hotel today. Police report he used a belt tied to a bed post and took his own life amid investigations into worthless checks.
Yesterday Sheriff Harry Moomy announced the appointment of FM Diliond as deputy sheriff to aid AG Howell. Diliond began duties yesterday, though officially takes post on the first of December after reorganizations by the office of the assistant post mister. Diliond brings jail department experience and links to the local police force through prior service.
Citizens reported a brilliant start last evening as a new furnace was installed near the United States border area. The device fired for the first time without issue, impressing local workers and signaling a strong welcome to new employment at the plant.
Nov 29 report from Berlin says Yeanays Polina, Tolstoy’s coachman, visited Tolstoy’s residence and died by suicide with a kitchen knife. The事件 is linked to Tolstoy’s death and the coachman’s troubled state, indicating a dramatic personal crisis tied to the renowned author’s circle.
The text contrasts farsightedness and nearsightedness as defects in eyesight and argues that balanced vision toward both daily duties and larger aims guides a person. It states that focusing only on the far future neglects present duties, while only on daily routine hinders growth, urging each person to see life steadily and whole.
Details are unclear due to damaged text but two suspects were arrested near noon by Det. Ber Konnt Jack Walsh in connection with the murder of the Night Watchman of North East on November 10. Names like Silonaki and Sonesk are reported as possible suspects. they worked at Ui Bele City foundry where arrests occurred. Chief Wagner declined to comment.
A 26 year old woman and Arvinle Durdy allegedly involved after a quarrel. Durdy swallowed carbolic acid in a north Buffalo home near 10 Division Street just before midnight. He was rushed to the Emergency Hospital in critical condition. The woman, believed to be his wife, was removed from the residence for questioning. Police identified the man as Purdy and noted he had not worked since arriving in the city from Warren, Pa. The home is described as near 6 Dae Street.
Meadville, November 24. David Vankiner, 45, a machinist for the Erie railroad, died today from diphtheria after waking ill at four this morning. He became severely ill by seven and died before noon. A quarantine is in place and authorities are taking steps to stop further spread of the disease.
Warren Pa November 28 The trial of Joseph O Sibley and four co defendants on conspiracy charges under the corrupt practices act at the Warren primary election June 4 was postponed to the March term of quarter sessions Judge Tadke Watson granted the continuance after Carmichael of Franklin joined in supporting the delay citing the defendant's illness and a certificate from Dr Henry P Hammond stating that travel would endanger the patient and that the strain of trial would worsen his condition
Bankruptcy referee Josep M. Force notes a meeting on December 10 in Brie for the creditor of Harley Garey of this city who was adjudged bankrupt. Garey’s assets are about 6000 dollars and his liabilities 8000 dollars.
Fragmentary ad notes a Philadelphia oyster seller named Alwayn onon ed offering fresh oysters from the shell near Center Street. Further readable detail is limited in the clipping.
A freight car derailed near Winsted Connecticut on November 2 injuring one man. A loaded freight car struck station platforms as a train halted. Rescue and safety crews responded while observers noted damage to the Mooring and nearby offices.
Connellsville doctor G W Gallagher and McKeesport physicians J P Blackburn and their associates toured the Corry Cancer Sanatorium last evening. They observed treatment methods and patient cages, expressed satisfaction with the institution's management, and planned a return for further investigation over the next few days.
Paris Ohio, Nov 80. Fourteen Wourtoan miners were killed in a shaft bottom explosion at the Jumbo mine pits of the Sthootww Mining company near Antlers. Five others on the descent were hurled from the shaft, while nine more were buried inside the mine. Officials cited an accumulation of gas as the likely cause.
An old advertisement promotes Nero Tablets as a nerve tonic and general system restorer. It claims to strengthen nerves, improve blood quality, and restore vitality, urging relief for those “nervous and run down.” The piece promises a money back guarantee and lists the price as 60 cents per day.
Nov 20 report says an apparent attempt to derail Premier Ventrolox’s train occurred near a bridge between Tricwin and Yolo. An iron bar lay on the track. the engineer spotted it in time and acted, preventing a plunge into the ravine. The incident is under investigation.
A vintage advertisement claims rheumatism relief in six hours from Dr Dotchon’s remedy. It states quick action on the system, removal of the cause, and rapid disappearance of the disease, with a price of one dollar at Burhom Drug Co.
Two feature pictures shown at Amis tonight promise clear bright sound. See the ad for details and price. The notice notes two fine features available at 5 cents, with the venue offering enhanced audio and entertainment.
Corry Pa store A F Messenger and Son advertises a closing out sale of women and children underwear at 212 West Main Street. Local shoppers are invited to visit the shop for bargains on remaining stock.
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