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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1918
Page
8
An advertisement for dress textiles and garments lists an immense stock of fabrics including Batists Albatross Serges Oplins Gabardines Broadcloths in multiple colors from 0c to $3 per yard. It promotes tailored suits in gabardines serges and silks priced 20 to 40 dollars and coats priced 10 to 30 dollars with new collar and belt styles in black pekin beige tan and navy.
A vintage catalog listing dresses and skirts with tunic or low swinging drapes and straight line effects priced from ten to thirty dollars. Skirts include thick varieties with belts and pockets and tunic effects priced five to ten dollars.
District millinery displays new arrivals daily with a complete assortment of black and colored hats for ladies, misses, and children. Most complete showing at remarkable prices from 50 cents to 5 dollars.
An inquest conducted by Coroner Chapman concluded the stabbing death of Warren Times-Praneni Liew ture occurred between Friday and Wednesday. Testimony described the weapon used and the handling of the body, with witnesses detailing the coroner’s findings and the sequence of events surrounding the death.
April 1 Warren reports a damaging blaze destroying the Amati valued at 8000 dollars and a paint shop in a multi-story building with a ladder tower. Inside work was being done when the fire spread via wiring and sprinkler failures, drawing neighbors and triggering alarms at a nearby railway whistle.
Chiropractor F G Emerson offers non surgical treatment with claimed health restoration. Office hours 2 PM to 6 PM and 7 PM to 8:30 PM. 4 1 2 East Main Street.
A partial OCR style note reports a Camp Hancock incident involving a boy who loses his right arm. The scrambled text names persons such as Private John and others, with scattered phrases about medical aid and mishap context. Details are incomplete and uncertain due to garbled source material.
Saturday afternoon a motor vehicle was struck by a train near New York Central line at Sandy Lucky ME. Three people were injured as the car stalled on the track and the locomotive collided with it. The accident occurred as residents gathered at the scene, with funeral arrangements already reported for nearby family members.
An advertisement notes $200000 paid in carry general fire life accident and automobile insurance. It states combined assets of the company exceed $320000000 and lists M. F. Coyle at First Ave Bell Phone 166R.
Notice in the will of Luther Do Jewell, deceased, that creditors must present claims to Harry W. Jewell, Executor, and to the attorney J. Smith, for payment and settlement. Advertisements indicate an upcoming trade notice.
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