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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1912
Page
4
We will carry extra MM Cream Skim milk Buttermilk and Cottage Cheese on the milk routes in the morning and make special deliveries in the afternoon. Phone your orders early. Pury Milk Co. Junk Dealer H Wells 250 Delaware corner W Wayne Bell phone 289-7 ng.
A New York notice reports Mrs. Navratil, living in Vora aunt, stating two rescued French children from the Titanic are hers after their mother was abandoned by her husband who used the alias Hoffman. She provides details to identify the children and shares the husband’s assumed name Hoffman.
In Lewistown Pennsylvania April 28 a dispute arises between the Pennsylvania Railroad real estate department and Lewis Armstrong over five acres of river bottom land fenced off from the old Pennsylvania canal. The canal was abandoned by act of the legislature after 1889 damage. The fence has been torn down and rebuilt multiple times as the company and Armstrong clash over lease and ownership.
Jackson proprietor offers first class train service to all city parts from Union Depot with special attention to trunks and baggage. Hot telephone service noted.
A jumble of misspelled lines promotes a free sample bottle of a Caldwell syrup laxative. The text mentions doctors and distributors urging readers to send for a free sample to test its bowel relief claims, with scattered names and places.
New York April 2 Orders to call out locomotive engineers on 40 railroads east of Chicago and north of the Ohio River were stayed by mediation led by Assistant Attorney General Pruden P. Nell and Labor Commissioner Charles P. Nell. Warren S. Stone and the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers signaled a temporary halt while talks continued, averting a full walkout set for six o'clock tomorrow morning.
A fragmented report notes a deadly massacre in France with 68 recorded deaths. Names and specifics are unclear due to OCR errors but the event centers on a violent incident affecting civilians and emergency casualties.
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