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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1910
Page
2
Observations from the Weather Bureau show increasing rainfall with showers likely interday and on Wednesday. Warmer temperatures and brisk southerly winds noted after 8 p.m. yesterday.
Keystone party ticket lists William H. Horry of Delaware for governor Clarence Gillhoney of Philadel for lieutenant governor Cornelius D. Scully of Allegheny for state treasurer Olin Casey of Tarzoine for secretary of interior John B. Brooks of Kile VOR for congress Nod. Mactalyee of Coery for assembly
After weeks of lobbying the Select Council voted to grant a 35 year privilege to the Corry City Electric Light Co with no compensation. Citizens in outlying areas bear the burden while the company gains the most valuable city locations and avoids street lighting costs. The Journal urges ending perpetual giveaways and cites annual city losses over four thousand dollars.
The writer criticizes municipal ownership as creating monopolies and argues they should contribute their fair share to public expenses. They urge reducing the burden on private property, much of which is non productive, to get on the right track.
A head on collision between Jamestown street cars near Woodbine Dairy on East Second Street injured several people. Motorman 6.2 and other crew members were among the injured with reports of broken bones and possible internal injuries. The crash disrupted service as two cars were crushed and passengers were taken to W. G. A. Hospital for treatment.
The Photographers of Marth Wea fork Pennsylvania held a convention with a 10 am business session led by D. AL Lowe of Erie. Officers named included H. B. Skinner Union City as president and Clyde McDonnell Cambridge Springs as secretary. After lunch at Haeder's grill, sixteen members attended an afternoon session on posing and lighting led by B. D. Ivung. Attendees included ED, Rvang GA, McDonald and wife, W B McDannell, A J Lowe, and many local photographers from several towns.
Regan the cartoonist arrived this morning and is staying at the St James Hotel. A crowded Methodist Church event this evening featured crayon portions and drew many compliments for his talk. He plans a grand appearance this evening, expected to attract a large audience.
An ad offering custom made wool suits for the coming winter by expert tailors. A. T. Messenger-Son, agents for the International Wooling Company of New York, invites customers to call and view low prices and ready-made styles.
Regular meeting led by Mr Elles with most members present except Mosars Fiynn and Stod. Bills approved and readings taken. a 35 year franchise ordinance passed on first and second readings, with related reports, remonstrances, and committee referrals noted.
Records read and approved for August 27 and 28 including No 20 Ajax Waving Ordinance No 890 W Church Street ordinance final readings. Amendment to the Will of Corry Light Company discussed. Mayors appoint 64 Bree as special policeman. six votes affirmative, one negative. Joint session resolutions adopted. council adjourned.
Hardwood bolts needed at the 1 8 Chatr Factory. Seek beech, maple, and hireh timber with standard specs for immediate purchase and use. Local suppliers urged to contact factory office for quotes and delivery terms.
A San Antonio reader describes a balmy October day in 1910. The writer details heat relief by gulf breezes, no drownings from the river, and mentions friends visiting, local laborers, and social divisions. The account includes family ties, travel hints, and observations of daily life in the South.
An old advertisement from Babbitt & Son promotes a home remedy called Mellie Is for itchy skin. It claims immediate relief by applying a prescription-based paste to the skin and mouth and promises a two bottle trial.
The New York American recounts the origin of reform schools led by Mi de Wot at Miray near Louvre France. It notes founding figures including Le Mustnelil and the involvement of Jesuits. The piece credits the work with sparking the modern approach to juvenile delinquent reform and the opening conference that shaped daywork for youths.
The readable phrases mix old dialogue on manners and car behavior with scattered historical notes about Scotland and 18th century legal powers. It mentions a 1740 abolition in Boottahd and estimates that seventy percent of gold in civilized money exists as coin.
We thank friends and neighbors for their kindness and help during the sickness and death of our wife and mother. Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Ghage and others.
Notice warns all persons not to trespass on the property under penalty of the Act of Assembly. Signed Charles Schadell. Includes archaic reference to Yucatan mosquitoes and whimsical phrases about them.
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