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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates listed show per line costs and deadlines for classified inserts and display placements. The text references Luariay Angexhaind and The westend V e-Copy cast, with mentions of per line and 0 cent thresholds, along with submission timing constraints.
The forecast predicts fall conditions across regions with variable winds through Thursday night. No heavy precipitation noted. Expected temperatures remain mild with unsettled sky ahead of the weekend.
The Home Watchmen publication in Erle carries a fragment noting a scout organ and editorial input by Ti Moore Sanborn. It hints at fraternal activities, broader curiosities, and local appraisal themes within a narrow historical context.
A report notes a high demand for telegraphers as the eight hour law takes effect and wireless stations spread. It cites salaries from 70 to 1000 dollars a month with opportunities for advancement. The National Telegraph Institute claims to operate all official institutes in America under A. A and Wireless supervision and can place graduates nationwide. Send for full particulars to Cincinnati Ohio Philadelphia Pennsylvania Memphis Tennessee Davenport Iowa Columbia South Carolina or Portland Oregon based on entry location.
A testimonial from Mrs Ja Panic of Saskatoon describes severe fatigue appetite loss pale color and bed confinement before Perrozane. She claims the product revived her blood energized nerves and relieved bone and stomach pain, sold in 50 cent boxes and at Downey's Try errozane for 1 4 dollars.
Week ending September 14 1910 lists recipients J T Shipp Stella Craig Neilin Bates Robert Friske Hchsrd A GL Kurtz brothers Foreign Tommaso DiPourlano and Mr Mrs George H Loupe visiting R G Loupe Marion Street and Mrs L P Woodward Frank Hill Street plus a claim that about 3000 weddings occur daily worldwide as a note in the Journal's Wants and Classified Ads section.
Keystone Party campaign committee endorses nine candidates for Congress, six for Senators, and 14 for the Legislature. The group also plans legal proceedings to decide party affiliation rights. Included in endorsements is Joins Hrooks of Erie for Congress.
In a Crimaliy court yesterday William Gorman was found guilty of receiving stolen property and Frank Breen was found guilty of breaking and entering a dwelling and assaulting a woman. Breen acted as his own lawyer and sought an alibi. The jury deliberated about an hour before returning the verdicts.
Report from Corry Fair notes better exhibits and clear weather boosting attendance for day two. Spectators enjoyed viewing animals and horse displays around the track while the Strobel airship failed to sail over the city as crowds waited for a later viewing. The grand parade at one o clock was highlighted as a premier feature drawing visitors to see livestock and horses.
Columbus and Warren residents host and visit kin and friends across many gatherings. Mrs Sayah Wheelock and Mrs Carl Whenlock of Warren visit Mrs Khimer Crosby for several days. Mr Charlie Dodd hosts a large roast at his home. a Young People’s Club event at the Peters home concludes with music and sewing. Rev William Allison is appointed to Centerville and Rev Leon Warden will take Columbus duties. Miss Teeny Kort of Erie visits Alta Allison. Hall's Catarrh Cure ad appears amid notices.
A fragmented report describes Celoron police arresting Taillee of Venve Squire Howe and Chief of Hlke Charley C. Johnson of Caloron on a warrant alongside Henry a common gambler. The suspect was brought in yesterday before Judge John So and released on 200 bail after adjournment requested for Friday.
A fragmented 19th century style exchange notes hooks aiding conversation and credited clever lines about talking and paying bills. A Washington quote on selling versus buying talking hooks appears, alongside a Berlin Journal style aside about artists and creditors and a busy, humorous tone.
Obituary notes funeral of Beaverdam resident aged two years and others attending Wattsburg events. Local visits include Ladd family in Union City and Frank Ladd with wife. Community updates cover school achievements, plumbing upgrades, and Labor Day outings.
At St Ulaaneth's Church a crowded lecture tackled whether Catholics may read the Bible. Rathye Lewis O'Tan presented the address, debating Christ’s role as Earth teacher and the issue of interpretation. The event drew many parishioners and included questions on confession and private prayer.
Fragmentary notes describe the final vaudeville week at the Library Theater with changes to Thursday’s program and a hint of the audience’s reaction during the last week.
Cyklus Photo Gallery at 109% First Ave presents a September feature offering two extra pels with each purchase, a promotional note for the month.
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