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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1910
Page
2
A fragmentary forecast notes a westerly breeze and variable conditions. Readable items mention possible temperature shifts and wind shifts but lack clear times or specifics, leaving readers awaiting the official daily outlook.
Keystone party slate lists William J Terry of Delaware for governor with Chwence Gibboney of Philadelphia for lieutenant governor Corneting D Souly of Alteghony Port for state treasurer Jon Cawwys of Lanes as secretary of enter salav and Pairs for Congress Joni Myncks of Erie and Aede Macdaryre of Conny for assembly with no clear election details provided.
A fragmented editorial notes the cost of deceit and a divided electorate. It discusses Detroit costs and a border with Windsor, the split in parties, and the ascent of the Progressive Keystone Party. It argues Republicans and Regulars must rally to counter tariff rhetoric and sway voters.
In Trust Companies, a monthly banking journal, H R Merritt of the Ol City Trust Company discusses the Giro System for transferring credits. The article is illustrated and notes the ongoing adoption efforts amid Pennsylvania politics.
Five Erie milk dealers were arraigned before Erie County court on charges of selling watered milk. The group, including E. P. Now Hu and others, faced fines with the verdicts varying. The case, investigated by State Dairy and Food Inspector A. M. Pelton, cited adulteration and improper preservation practices.
Gettysburg on September 7 hosted over a thousand veterans and visitors for the dedication of a $140,000 memorial honoring Pennsylvania sons who fought here almost sixty years ago. The event drew crowds including Weigle and other notable attendees, with ceremonies at the college and various public displays.
Women's magazine issue featuring fashion, home decor, and medical topics. Notable articles include Boston Drawing Room by Satin Ward Howe, Women as Theater Goers by Walter Prichard Winslow, and The Truth About Equal Syllabus by Anna Breese Mohantson. Health guide covers tuberculosis prevention. Fashion critiques and craft sections appeal to both adult and younger readers.
Agnes Meister, an elderly resident of Sheffield Pennsylvania, finally receives pay for one of twelve loaves of bread bought on July 8 180. The payment was due to a member of Co 1 Lat Reg PV who lived in Sheffield and left town with the money. After decades of waiting the veteran settled the long outstanding account at a dedication ceremony for a soldiers monument.
Hardware notice from Gio TU Chair Factory seeking hardwood bolts. Beech birch and maple bolts wanted. Immediate purchase offered at factory location.
Detectives identified the clothing found by Cui Gon Over and his men in the West End as part of a store theft from a year ago. Three men, Mc Culough Brown and another suspect, were arrested Saturday night and held for the Grand Jury. Police say the group has prior records and may have ties to recent local thefts.
Dr J W Smith of Warren Pennsylvania to lecture at the Presbyterian church Thursday night during the World Missionary Conference in Edinburgh Scotland. The noted speaker brings a large display of missionary slides and is expected to attract wide American attention. Mrs Shame Ghas Robluwen to lead the event follow up.
A search for a one year old boy, Camiton Coburn, son of Camden Coburn of Mockingbird College, spans multiple states. The family reports he disappeared after a vehicle incident in Hamilton Ohio on December 12 and were told he would return home September 1. The boy is described as tall for his age and weighing about 185 pounds.
A severe storm near Russell crushed crops and uprooted trees across several farms. A barn was blown over, apple trees were torn from Ry C Larkver and Ry Wieswawn properties, and many corn fields were leveled damaging multiple residences and outbuildings.
Fragmented OCR texts mention a mystery production with characters Theusa Batte Glenacyn Pickering Wright and Reverend Stoddard among a cast including Marton Devernaux and Gladys Armstrong. Plot elements center on a mysterious candle house and a pursuit by a villainous figure.
A hotel proprietor in Fenton, in a historic Kirke County town, found 150 dollars in gold coins hidden in the cellar while tidying a storeroom. The discovery, made during rearrangement, caused surprise and prompted a formal check of the area for any missed valuables. The hotel, once known as the Brew Joy house, is among the county’s oldest inns.
A house near Union City and a convent were destroyed by a fire early Sunday morning. The blaze, possibly sparked by an explosion, resulted in the occupants perishing amid smoke and debris. Owner John D. Kinney and the affected party faced losses, with partial insurance coverage noted. Mr Purves aided a child injured in the incident.
A garbled excerpt narrates a tale where a thief steals various items and is mocked as a romance. The dialogue centers on why the story is titled Phe Thieves' Romance and hints at a pattern of stealing from friends. The piece uses fragmented lines about physicians and ailments as filler.
A readable film-page note teases Biograph and Vitagraph features including Jeni and The Oath and Thy Man. It mentions Miss Turner Ika and a large cast in a likely prewar release lineup with a concerted emphasis on drama and romance.
The Library Theater presented A Woman's Revenge last evening to a large audience despite a Wednesday opening. The Cora Lawton Stewell Co and Miss Mitchell received praise for the play and the company. Tonight Another Man's Wife is promised by management with an anti change of scene direction.
A garbled note describes a chalk talker named Regan and plans to hear Lb at the Plest Mf. on Tuesday evening October 4. The text mentions a man of character and a message to men, with references to mouth hands and partial phrases.
Advertisement from Corry Pennsylvania urges farmers mechanics and working men and the wealthy to order wool hats made to measure from 313 to 45 dollars. A B Messenger & Son at 212 West Main Street invites orders and mentions low prices and ready availability.
A heavy storm near Williamsport on September 21 disrupted telephone service as a bolt of lightning struck the line. Wahite Mes. Lewis Yarvington of Ranch-Lown was reportedly struck and killed instantly, while her sister on the porch was seriously injured. The message also includes an odd note urging exchange of small coupons for larger ones and a stray payment line.
Mr. Frank Wood of Woau's fu ton Market spent the week in the grape belt buying fruit for the ponyiny store. A basket of Dunham's Concord Grapes is offered, described as melting in your mouth.
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