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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1912
Page
2
Miss Claire travels from Wyoming to New York on a broncho accompanied by a large mixed Newfoundland and wolf hound. In Portage Inn yard the dog guarding the broncho head attacked Anderson when he entered the stall to inspect the horse. He was treated by Dr. Flunter for injuries.
Past Exalted Ruler Geer of Warren led installation of officers for the royal lodge year at Corry Lodge. New Exalted Tyler Darling and other officers were inducted amid a formal ceremonial dinner and reception. Guests from out of the city included Messrs Speck and Cora of Warren.
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a thorough cleanse for the liver and bowels. It claims benefits for digestion, headaches, biliousness, and fatigue, promising relief within 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee. It also teases a Lyric Matinee and theater listings between product notes.
Jamestown Avro 1. In a crowded Main and Second Street corner at 3 10 yesterday afternoon Joseph Lombardo fired twice at Petro Guarino over a grocery bill dispute. Both shots missed. bullets struck a passerby Dona Bie Was. Policeman Nelson restrained Lombardo, securing the revolver. Witnesses note Lombardo appeared to point downward. Police report tentatively links the dispute to a Crescent Street Italian grocer owner.
Four year old James Johnson of Erie was killed instantly yesterday afternoon when a snow plow toppled while he and Margaret King played near Fourth Street. The vehicle, lightly balanced, toppled near the fence by the alley. coroner Hanley investigated and no inquest was held.
The Stanford Hose company held its annual election of officers last night with a large turnout. James Nevils was chosen foreman, with Clids Keating as first assistant, Harry Hart as second assistant, and John Nantes elected president, while George Kinley, V. Prag, and Andrew Paulson became secretary and treasurer.
An advertisement pitches Vinol as a tonic for the aged and weak. It asserts Vinol strengthens appetite and energy, claiming immediate effects and money-back guarantees. The notice names C. C. Babbitt & Son druggists and warns of its restorative promises to older customers.
George Brown, a longtime Lake Shore Railroad track walker, was struck and killed by a fast freight train near Swanville while observing on tracks No. 1 and 3. Fred Grassholt, the section foreman, warned him too late. coroner noted death was instantaneous and funeral arrangements pending.
A public meeting at the High School Auditorium in Erie is announced to consider a $125,000 convention hall project funded by general taxation. Speakers include Hon. 4, B. Osborne and Hon. Joba 8, Rilling. Taxpayers are urged to attend and hear the arguments as millage increases are noted. Corry Grange plans a pension meeting with a program of songs, recitations, and talks at Maccabee Hall on Friday April.
Mr and Mrs Graves received an autograph letter from Col William Jennings Bryan praising the officers of the Vigilantia for their actions in rescuing and caring for the survivors of the Prince Joachim wrecked at Atwoor's Key last November. Bryan was a passenger on the Vigilantia during the incident. The letter, dated Nov 5 1941, expresses thanks for service and best wishes from Bryan.
The farm home of Howard Merry Hexr in the State was narrowly saved when a kitchen fire damaged rubber boots and stored items. Firefighters subdued the blaze after the family returned from morning chores. origin remains a mystery as the fire started while the household was away.
The state hatcheries chief announced a stocking event on Thursday in Harrisburg by members of the Wintel Sportunion. The river fish averaged over four pounds with several exceeding 14 pounds. Commissioner Bullern said replacing the bass stock in the streams will benefit the natives and that this stocking is the most significant effort yet to stock trout streams.
An advertisement touts Hyerel as a pleasant, effective cure for catarrh. It claims the mentholated antiseptic vapor reaches the nasal membranes, clears the nose, soothes inflamed tissue, and delivers quick relief. Numerous cured customers reportedly endorse the method.
A vintage catalog ad touts Hyomel as a complete hotel outfit with a bottle and simple usage for throat and cold relief. It promises customer satisfaction or money back and notes nationwide drugstore distribution and mail order fulfillment.
A reader asks for personal testimony about Doan's Kidney Pills from Dean's Kidney Pill Company. The ad claims the pills ease kidney complaints and backache, with a noted endorsement from a Corry, Ames Conn Swalving Store, and posters by Poater Milburn Co New York as agents for the limited edition.
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