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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
2
A nationwide forecast calls for fair skies today and Sunday with only small temperature shifts. Light westerly to easterly winds are expected, keeping daytime highs mild and nights cool across regions.
The Journal promotes its status as Cory and area’s premier advertising medium highlighting a special Carry Paty issue. It emphasizes attracting readers with big attractions during the Dig winval Holiday Week and invites people from twenty miles around to visit Corry. Four thousand copies are mailed to recruit new subscribers.
Fire destroyed a large barn on the Sherwood farm on Wiltshire road around midnight Wednesday. Owned by F. A. Cooper of this city, it contained about ten tons of hay and farming implements. There was no insurance on the building or contents and the loss is about $700 to Mr. Cooper. The origin remains a mystery, suspected arson.
Condemned by physicians unscrupulous dealers create corn remedies with caustics and acids. Consumers urged to refuse such products and insist on Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor. Putnam's, purely vegetable and safe for corns warts onions and callouses, priced 25 cents. Sold by Thomas Downey.
To The Public Your patronage is consl ed by Raymond and Sullivan Draying and Garting office 220 Main Street Bell phone 44 L.
The article discusses a literary reference to Black Beauty and the ongoing interest in the classic horse story. It notes the appeal of the young horse character and mentions a local park association acquiring the tale’s subject and arranging a staged presentation for opening day.
St Elizabeth's parish hosts a Mission of the Paulist Fathers with a series of doctrinal lectures on topics such as is one church as good as another. Evening services begin at 8 o'clock with confessions and a papal blessing, culminating in Sunday talks including Is there a Purgatory and Why I am a Catholic.
The Jeffries-Johnson pictures shown Friday afternoon drew a large crowd at the Lyric venue. The two hour program featured life size, clown cut, and unedited fight scenes. Notable sequences include the Reno gas crowds and training quarters in Oild City Certies with previews of the bout.
Mrs W J Crittenden of East High Street was taken to Corry hospital yesterday after being diagnosed with typhoid fever. She had been graded last week and the physician advised removal to the hospital. The physician says it will be a good prognosis if no complications arise. Union City Enterprise.
An agate-like fair notice offers a barrel of flour free to the largest family presenting on the final day. The misspelled item lists vendors Acme Milling Co and other unidentified names, promising free flour as a lure to attract attendees and participants.
Exhibitors are advised that Monday is the test day and no entries will be received. No articles will be played on Tuesday. A 48 air mission fee will be charged Tuesday as on other days. The schedule lists three pairs on Wednesday and two on Monday, with ships to follow.
A local offer advertises two free exit prints with each dozen order during a specified month. The promo mentions Dyking Photo Gallery located at 100% First Ave, Teh.
A derailed freight car on the Summit Division south of Corry caused delays to passenger train No 62 and the afternoon northbound service. The wreck occurred near Corry with about two hours of stoppage. no major injuries or damage were reported.
The CH Menderson Piau Co exhibits at Floral Mall featuring musical instruments sheet music and totes as a special inducement they will give away 143 items to boost the Corry Pair two rivers The text notes the Nile flow is sixteen times Thames water]
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