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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1910
Page
2
A reader era text notes press views on Governor candidates and a company tie inquires. It also cites a city sidewalk project along North Center street with praise for a new allée and calls for immediate completion.
Weather outlook notes light variable winds for today and probable continuation tomorrow. The entry provides a terse forecast segment without specific locales.
William J. Bovey of Delaware leads the Keystone Party ticket with Clavenne Gibboney of Philadelphia as lieutenant governor. Coronelius D. Sully of Allegheny is nominated for state treasurer and Abram Sal of Latner Wolk for secretary of internal affairs. Joh Be Brooks is listed for congresswoman, Ned MacIntyre of Corry seeks assembly.
The Philadelphia North American accuses John Tener of serious election misconduct and plots to influence Pennsylvania politics. The piece alleges Tener’s ties to a Public Utilities board and merger schemes, asserting his knowledge and potential responsibility for misleading stockholders and readers.
All persons are prohibited from hunting or trespassing on the property owned by Carl Lawson in Concord Township. Violators may be subject to legal action and fines as enforced by local authorities.
Hivanford county Democrats adopt a resolution in Towanda Pa denouncing the Allentown convention, alleging secret manipulation to thwart Governor candidate William J Barry and pledge support for the Keystone party nominee William E Merry, a reformist Democrat. The speech lauds Democratic integrity and condemns the anti Democratic conspiracy.
An automobile party led by Bo W. Bi Marsh and family with John RB Calkins and Jilly Mrs 1 Bo Te funy My and Mes K. WL Olds Mr nul Mes. Murray Olds Ste. and others visited Girard on Saturday where they were treated to a banquet by CR Welle ster. After the drive in the nearby area the dinner was barely enjoyed then guests toured extensive Tal les vineyards with baskets provided for hospitality. Mr Olds and family continued to Ohio while the remainder returned to their city.
A lavish screening and live presentation of Uncle Tom's Cabin at Anmust Theater offers a full hour plus of film and stage action. Showings tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 and evening at 7:15, with no extra charges for children.
Congregational Church held a harvest festival with a large turnout. Pastor Ray Surtees led a service and evening gathering. Special choir singing and decorative floral displays enhanced the occasion.
An advertised remedy claims to cure rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 5 days by acting on the system. It asserts immediate relief and disappearance of the disease after treatment. Sold by the Durham Drug Co.
Advertisement lists Standard Grand Rotary and 2 in 4 sewing machines with patchwork and chain options, claiming lowest prices and repair service. Mentions Ken Morrin at 150 N Center Street UT. Odd stray phrases mention Japan coal tonnage and unclear numbers, suggesting garbled OCR non-news content.
A historical call urges citizens to vote in the upcoming November election. It laments low registration and urges immediate action, warning that hundreds may be deprived of the vote if they do not register at the polling place next Saturday. It condemns voter negligence and promotes civic duty and participation.
The piece discusses why repeated effort often yields results, noting farmer play and a pulpit scene with Delaney. It argues persistence drives progress more than occasional strong shows, citing Mrs Gitten Mulloy’s performance in the popular English comedy Da.
Mr Mallory will stage the production of David Garrick at the Library Theater on Wednesday evening October 19th. The article urges striving for perfection and avoiding bungling, noting the audience expects better work and improvement.
Readers are urged that youth and vigor depend on a strong nervous system. Nero Tablets are advertised to enrich and tone blood for nerve nourishment, claiming to restore strength and vitality. Priced at 60 cents, available through druggists.
Oldsmobile Runabout offered for sale at a cheap price. Apply at 282 Wrath Lane, Alreet. Auction or sale details unspecified in fragment.
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