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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1910
Page
2
Observations indicate variable conditions yesterday with a forecast predicting rising temperatures today. Light to moderate winds are expected as highs approach seasonal norms and precipitation remains unlikely in most areas.
Keystone party ticket lists William H Berry of Delaware for lieutenant governor Clarence Gibboney of Philadelphia for state treasurer Cornelius D Scully of Allegheny for secretary of internal affairs John Casey of Luzerne for congress Ned Machilyre of Curry for assembly.
The article recalls Col. Roosevelt's arrival and speech at Jamestown High School campus drawing an estimated 13000 people. It notes the booster-like crowd, his call for good citizenship supporting Stinson and Leket nomination, and quotes praise from multiple papers on his rhetoric and campaign impact.
W. El Caly and Sam aes plan to reopen as Insta Deoperky on Hirst Avenue to reconstruct and install a Kiowa style garage. The firm will handle all automobile work with expert staff from Detroit and Cleveland. The location offers convenient front and alley access and aims to provide reliable service.
Atlantic City reports the Wellman airship and eight crew members depart for Europe. Engineer Vuenennin offers a parting warning as the balloon leaves, amid comments on the boldness and risks of the voyage.
The veteran president Theodore Roosevelt visited Jamestown amid an enthusiastic turnout with an estimated 15 600 people filling the area around the speaker’s stand. Four men attempted to rob a farmer near Wauhut about fourteen miles away but were stopped by police after a confrontation and later arrested.
A freight wreck halted operations on the Phavieuie Quikiviston line just north of the Waylark Tanite plant. The wrecker and wreck caused considerable delays in clearing the scene and resuming service for both freight and the passenger train, which was delayed for some time before dawn.
A 1919 court record details a person identified as Pinner paying five thousand one dollars plus costs after legal action under game laws. The case references officials, warrants, and actions by Alderman I A Kern as part of the proceedings.
Cornish of Lakewood caught a monster bass on Chauhauqua Lake weighing seven pounds nine ounces. He used shiners near Belleview in the afternoon and a large crowd watched as the fish was weighed. The event earned a $5 casting fee and a $5 prize from local watchers.
Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Erie on the second section of train 42 Friday afternoon, making a brief stop before Dunkirk. A crowd of about 100 citizens waited at the depot, disappointed as he did not bow to them.
An old ad promotes Putnam's Cort wart extractor claiming it cures warts and corns. It lists a 25 cent price and is sold by Thomas Downey at 11-14-16 Coal in Japan. The text references Japan's vast coal and mineral production in puzzling terms.
Fragmentary program notes describe a theatrical routine titled The Beavede Bandit and Weastern My Friend the Doctor with punny titles. The text references an hour long show featuring acts such as Motoring In the Cliffe and Coven of Prance and notes performers including Hugh Delury and Kays.
Citizens are invited to a meeting in the Common Council room Saturday at 8 o'clock. McGray, chair, will hear a report and make further arrangements in support of N J Macintyre's candidacy.
A tale recalls Benny Mintirrydion who refused medical help for years while worsening, then questions doctors’ charges after a friend notes a vial costs about two dollars. The narrative contrasts caution with escalating pain and a reluctant path to care.
A fragmentary account describes Kafr women avoiding terms tied to husbands and weapons, noting one elder altering a prayer line to match her spouse’s name. The text suggests superstition around sacred words and marriage bearing.
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