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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates outline submission deadlines and pricing. Rates for weekly insertions are ten cents per line with terms and deadlines for display and classified ads. The notice specifies deadlines by noon for same day publication and includes contact details for Davias Advertiong.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a September 1919 entry with scattered numerals and names. The readable portions mention a date and sequence 2 3, but no clear event, people, or location emerges to form a coherent news item.
Weather forecast notes cold conditions and general cool trend across regions. Breeze shifts to moderate northeasterly direction with continued unsettled conditions implied by the garbled text.
The Journal reports the Democratic Campaign Book was sent as a public document under Congressman James T. bioyi with postage funded by checks from Secretary Wilson. It notes the book costs 60 cents a copy or 1.00, and criticizes free distribution as wasteful. The piece calls for pruning the manual ports and curbing the free list.
P Lindberg of The Salvation Army, stationed in Corry for eight months, was farewelled at the local quarters last evening. He expresses gratitude to soldiers and volunteers for the kindness shown and says he will not soon forget them.
A card of thanks expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors who offered sympathy and aid after a fire destroyed the residents on the afternoon of September 17, 1910. Mrs. Crowell and Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wilson extend appreciation.
A fragmentary notice advertises The Road to Richmond as a premier Civil War era feature at the Amusti theater with stirring dawn scenes. It notes another late feature and an admission of five cents with no extra charge.
The program offers The Summer Idyl a pastoral drama and The Wrong Box a witty mischief filled comedy. Audiences can expect a blend of gentle poetry and clever humor presented with refined wit. The show aims to charm and amuse with two distinct acts.
A barn belonging to Mrs James Crowell at Lovells Station west of Corry burned Saturday afternoon with contents, many hay bales and a large silo lost. The dwelling nearby was scorched but saved after heroic neighbor effort. Mrs Crowell and others faced heavy losses including cows to be sold later.
The Titua ville Courier notes a flotilla of about 200 wild pigeons seen near the Fiverham area in Ferguson Township Shippenaville to Fryining in Clarion county. Officials warn the birds are migratory and not extinct and expect many to return next April to roost and nesting sites along the AxacHy ascent.
An old advertisement touts Nero tablets promising renewed nerve power and vitality to combat morning tiredness. It also offers a one hundred dollar reward for a catarrh cure and promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure with testimonials and price, urging internal use and supporting products from Wal ding Kinnan Marvin and Toledo druggists.
To The Public Your patronage unsolicited by Raymond and Sullivan Draying and Jarting office 24 H Main Street Belt Phono 44 1.
Last evening at 8 o clock Rev. Lewis O born delivered the closing lecture of the Pallet Mission at St Elizabeths Church in the presence of the largest audience yet. The missionary explained why he is a Catholic and how the church teaches and helps him. A splendid mission program followed under the direction of Miss Morence Mate sanist of St Elizabeths Church. Benediction concluded the service with the blessing Good be with you till we meet again.
Jarrett W. Davis, estranged from his wife, killed himself with a .25 caliber revolver in his attic on North Park Row and French Street. The scene showed self-inflicted wounds and a pistol. bystander reports indicate suicide motives amid his Cort business ties.
Voters in Corry are reminded that Tuesday marks Registration Day. Each citizen must be registered prior to the general election to be eligible to vote. Registrars will be at all voting places from 7 to 12:30 and 1:30 to 6, encouraging timely attendance to fulfill this duty.
A seven year old named Genii Wins Hepler died of lockjaw after vaccination. Three weeks earlier she was immunized and returned to school August YW. She collapsed Monday night and was removed to a hospital, where she died an hour later. Doctors say proper care after inoculation could have prevented the illness.
Bricklaying on the Corry Metal Furniture Company plant began today and is expected to proceed rapidly. Concrete work is nearly finished. The company received two carloads of Southern Pine timber for heavy construction, two carloads of brick, and a car of hydrated lime.
Praik G Talmadge alias BW Flurbam forged checks to merchants in Erie. After a failed escape from a store arrest, he attempted hanging in the police station cell. Ludwig Wubuschel alerted authorities, leading to Talmadge’s arrest for passing a $13 25 forged check drawn on The People's Bank of Trio.
A lively stage note praises The Time the Place and The Girl a musical comedy. It highlights witty dialogue and engaging performances, urging audiences to enjoy the show at the Library Theater on Tuesday September 0.
L R McGuire of Lahey Street passed away last night after about three weeks of illness following a stroke. Born in Bath Maine sixty four years ago, he came to the city as a young man and worked as a blacksmith. He leaves a widow and four children Jay Nat Georg and Zeon McGuire. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 Wednesday from the bot at Slock and interment will be at Inning Grove Cemetery.
Ambitions in wireless railway telegraphy promise strong starting pay from 70 to 100 dollars monthly with rapid advancement. The National Totograph Institute operates six official institutes across America under R. A. and places graduates in positions, inviting inquiries in Cincinnati Philadelphia Memphis Davenport Portland and other cities.
Madison's best picture in a year screens as The Dig Scoop at the Lyric. The life of five New York newspaper men unfolds with thrilling exploits and sharp arrivals in construction scenes.
Advertisement extols The Home Watchmen of the World in Corry paying claims within 24 hours of final proofs during the past six months. Encourages wages earners to join, notes 1 cent per day as essential, lists numerous names as members or supporters, and warns against would be grafters while urging prompt payment to stay in good standing.
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