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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates for Duartay Anvanrians and Tncat Noricks appear with unclear spelling and fragmented phrases. The notice mentions Rosie per thie, a 15 cent charge, Warr Couiacaes costs, and a deadline by the notice day, but the text is garbled and difficult to interpret.
Partly cloudy today with light to moderate easterly winds. Weather outlook calls for gradual clearing later with mild temperatures across regions.
The piece notes Demorkale nominee Hon Job 1 Travis of Erie facing a crowded race in the tie Crawford district amid mixed sentiment for Mr Brooks and Mr Eatex. It mentions Abe (sroches Wilbee) backing the People in Support movement and references a Census Lures bulletin reporting deaths from smallpox like diseases in 1909 with White deaths dominating and a low national death rate.
In a terse classified notice Allen Nursery Co seeks applicants for positions described as tertiary, with emphasis on room assignments and location details. The text mentions roles at Allen Nursery Co and references rooms and scheduling in a compact listing.
Alton V. Hoover, convicted of murdering his wife in early 1900s Crawford County, faced potential death penalty after Judge Watling granted a new option. District Attorney Claire Kent may seek the death sentence. Hoover may appeal to higher courts or request clemency, with an impartial commission possible to assess his sanity.
Eugene Tallman received a brief stay while Judge Wallline considered the case. He was convicted for breaking into the home of Mrs. In Gates and could face a sentence ranging from three to fifteen years plus a fine and imprisonment, with details adjusted in court. Additional defendant O. B. Tugeart pleaded guilty to embezzlement and was released with conditions, including a 3200 bond for his surety.
A vintage health ad promotes Nero Tablets claiming to restore youth and vitality by nourishing nerves and improving blood flow. It describes fatigue and sleeplessness as nerve weakness and emphasizes the product as a cure, with pricing and supplier hints.
An obituary notice records the death of Mrs L M Nesmith and mentions Mr Abbie W Nusinhy as a related figure. The brief item references the Nesmith home, a furnace or electric device, and a funeral context with a simple lifetime emphasis. The fragmentary text suggests a traditional death notice with names, relationships, and a local setting.
Readable snippets hint at names and places but overall text is garbled. It mentions characters and events in a nonsensical sequence without coherent chronology or clear reporting.
A brief public notice from Raymon and Bullyan with Benying and Chrting offering services at office 22-12 Main Street. Hot Line 441.
A derailment near Westfield on the Lake Shore line killed a brakeman about 80 years old. The rear car caught fire after the wreck, the caboose demolished, and a bystander or nearby worker died from injuries as the Westfield fire department fought the blaze.
A fragmentary notice promotes the musical comedy The Phe Mine and The Gin 6 at the library tonight. It hints at plotlines of heart and strow dean Jw sone Yok THE, stereotypes, stunts, and burlesque elements, with a cast including a coal heaver and a classy Manabouttown, promising comedy that milks contrasts rather than conventional tropes.
A surprise celebration honored Thomas Surtees and wife on their 27th anniversary at FN Jones's Marton Street residence. Congregation members gathered for singing, speeches, and a three course supper in Mrs. Ponds' style. A shower of fruit provisions and a purse of money was given to the pastor. Mrs. Charles Babbitt presided at the piano.
The funeral of Mise Saran Shaye was held this afternoon at the Presbyterian Church. Rev G Woodward delivered a sermon from the Fourteenth chapter of AL Jobs. Several named mourners and attendees, including Mrs Hang Builthene and Lindsay Cliveunee, were listed among the attendees and tributes.
In a strained brief from a late era column, waterlogged notes describe Waterford facing Chalone in a disputed home game. The report mentions low attendance, a disputed scoreline, and confusion over venue and officials.
Jake Coutt of Naw Castle faces a personal injury claim from Mr. Murphy, a well known clothing merchant, after a shipment of red fuse explosive pieces ignited in his store during Old Home Week. Murphy alleges a dangerous explosive caused severe burns and injuries.
A three year old boy, son of George Folkman, was severely burned yesterday when tar spilled and he fell into a kettle of hot tar near the heated wall at home. The child was submerged in water to aid cooling and received serious burn injuries.
Superintendent John H. Matson of the Bosseiber Mallroad company saved two boys, Marrill Britton and Elie Hughes, from certain death as they crossed Main Street near Pennsylvania Avenue. Matson swerved his car to strike a telegraph pole, averting a direct crash. both boys escaped with minor injuries, while Matson and his companion Robert Brow were shaken. The car involved was one of the city's most expensive.
A local notice announces the opening of a Christian Scientists reading room. It lists dates and times for lectures and study sessions and invites interested residents to attend.
A teacher asks the cow Joby to write a sentence containing the word or tents. In a light moment the pupil Johnny submits several lines, reflecting playful misprints and garbled text from a classroom exercise in a Chicago newspaper item.
A list of claims paid by the Home Watchmen of The World in Corry over the past six months shows most payments issued within 24 hours of proof. The roster features numerous named individuals and several injury and medical claim items with varying small sums. The notice urges prompt dues payments and warns against graft, framing the organization as essential for workers relying on wage-based benefits.
OCR fragment shows mangled text about a bond sale or related matter. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to identify a complete item. Summary reflects uncertainty and appears to reference a local financial notice or meeting on an Ame or Ameican topic without verifiable specifics.
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