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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1910
Page
2
Rates show a male known as 00 wpllenice Toca Noriens in a news colony will cost mass per line and 15 cent per word. Column costs listed with 10 counts by the weekend. Ear copy may be received by alge o'dock in the morning. An insertion date is the same day.
An outlook mentions scattered showers affecting Mosebled Neal Indy and Tienuy with unsettled skies. Forecasters warn of light to moderate rain, mild temperatures, and brief clearing periods later in the day. Local areas should carry umbrellas and plan indoor activities if rain becomes steady.
Keystone party ticket lists Wilton 4 Terry of Hehaare for governor and D Clarence Gibboney of Philadel for lieutenant governor. It includes Cornelius D Scully of Allegheny for state treasurer Mohu Casey of Laverne for secretary of interior, Bronks of Brie for congress and N a Maclatyre Corey for assembly.
A garbled passage discusses fears, wills, and possible consequences around political regularity. It references a conflict between opposing views, a regent or leader, and a shift away from party lash. The fragment hints at constitutional tensions and internal party divisions without clear specifics.
A vintage ad touts Piliotones as a mild remedy for bile tone stomach appetite and digestion. It promises quick relief by morning with no griping or fatigue and notes a 2% price at the Thamms Downey dowe.
A garbled OCR snippet discusses ear tingling and superstition, mentioning Beatrice, Honus Browne, gunpliuy angels, and a scene from Much Ado About Nothing. The text is damaged and unclear but centers on comforting ear tingling and a literary reference.
A jumbled OCR fragment mentions a cure in a day and a person named Datehon or Dathon with a bell or badge for Christmas. The text is garbled and unreadable, offering no verifiable facts, dates, places, or outcomes.
Rail road detectives and officers arrested multiple suspects in a West End burglary ring. Vitanio Sabatelli and Francisco Foglio led a raid on W Main Street recovering silk garments coats dresses razors and other valuables. Other suspects George McCollough Joseph Brown and Richard Murphy were linked to the case with goods traced to Mert Simmons & Co. store. Captain Conover praised the police for their steady work and public cooperation.
An old style advert praises Vatareh oxyne with antiseptic properties to cure catarrh and colds. It touts fast action, claims no remedy exists for catarrh, and directs readers to obtain Catarrhe-ay3 at a shop with a long, garbled contact line.
The Spirit of the Times advertises tailored all wool garments for men and boys, with suits and overcoats priced from 12 to 45 dollars. It claims options for farmers, mechanics, workers, and the wealthy, sold by Messenger & Son at 414 Malu Street, Corry.
Veterans of the 88th and 111th G A R regiments from across the country converge on Gettysburg for a reunion and the dedication of a new monument on Little Round Top. A local group from this city and vicinity traveled last evening including William Bassett James Peck James Davids Johnny Gross Morton Ells David Marte William Williams I J Wheeler Dennis Parsong Jason Metheny Geo Millar R D Marvin Sieady Colwell A W Merrick Capt J dy Haight and Benjamin Porter of St Clair Michigan.
A Pennsy locomotive pulling freight 499 on the Chantia Jana division broke down late yesterday afternoon near Centerville causing delays. The truck blew and the north bow flyer arriving without Holock was held until Len cehead. Train on the Philadelphia and rig division left Telareelves and deeper from train Y and was relayed several hours.
The funeral for Job Dean was held Sunday afternoon at the Columbus Methodist Church. A large turnout from the community and Columbus Board of Education members attended to pay tribute to a long-time resident of more than 70 years. The service was led by Ray Wooden, with a strong sermon and a procession to the West Side Cemetery.
A Corry couple, Miss Carter and Mr. Babcock, wed at Tighmaxon with Rev J W Wilko presiding on his ninety first birthday. Only close family attended a modest ceremony followed by a breakfast among tern and wedding belle decor. They depart by afternoon train for a brief wedding trip and plan to reside on Fraderici Street.
Classified notice seeks proposals for one year janitorial work at First M.B.E. Church Corry beginning in November. Bids based on specifications obtainable from the Secretary. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids and to set terms through the undersigned at Parcel 12% Parish Street.
West Virginia Tidings reports a collision near Colliston between two men on the tracks of the Tutto Peachioa company. Two persons killed and 19 injured, some seriously, as a motorman failed to heed a signal at a crossing.
The committee announces the five member lecture course will open in November with Poll of Missouri, a renowned figure expected to draw a large audience. The financial outlay will be higher due to the high quality entertainments planned. Subscriptions begin in October with a canvass by the committee.
A fragmentary Columbus item reports on community notes and events. It mentions Nelson Jett Sunday tor Kane, Mr and Mrs D. Wickney Wilt, and a hospitalbed update for a person named Ayer. The piece also notes a streetcar track move near the river bridge and Columbus meat market activity including Haymond buying Foster’s share.
At The Library This Week features Cora Lawson Mena LO appearing for five nights starting Tuesday with the play A Woman's Revenge. Tickets include a reserve seat and must be purchased before 6 20 o'clock Tuesday. The lineup includes four vaudeville acts and noted performer Miss Mitchell with costly costumes. Weekly repertoire spans A Woman's Revenge, Another Man's Wits, The Flower of the Ranch, The Lady from Alaska, John Martin's secret, and A Woman Against an Empire with matinee Saturday. Prices range 10 20 and 4 0 cents.
An aged ad parodies early 20th century medicine pitches praising a Toledo firm Cheney Co. It touts a hall catarrh cure claiming direct blood action and passage of sales through druggists. It urges per bottle pricing and household use.
An advertisement from International Tailoring. New York City touts custom all wool suits with individual tailoring and fabric options. F Mon Messenger and Son are sole agents for Corry and vicinity, promoting prices and availability.
A terse line seeks hardwood bolts from Bouch Birch and Maple for a project. No dates or organizations are provided. The note mentions bolts needed and names the lumber sources, implying a procurement request.
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