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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1915
Page
4
The film, chosen from 100 features, opens at the New York Hippodrome with admission at $1.59. Mrs. Carter is shown for 10 cents. A Belfry Tower scene and a grand march with soldiers and horses headline the program. First show 7 o'clock, second 3:80, third 10.
A collage of notices and items: tax deadlines, a missionary meeting, public water safety warnings after tests show contamination, crime brief on a Johnsonburg robbery, youth curfew enforcement, market ads for canned goods, weathered rural farming notes, and local society and business notices from Franklin to Pottsville and beyond. Includes donations, political campaigns, and community events with names like J. H. Smiley, Mrs Barnadale, and the Raymond Wood.
Do Not Forget 819 Do Not Forget No 7 Spring St Bell Phone 161 W.
New York reports the Anchor Hur Passaila from Glasgow to New York via Liverpool on Friday August 13 arrived safely with 30 Americans among 50 first class, 201 second cabin and 150 steerage passengers. Submarine threat neutralized. lifeboats and life preservers ready. W C Gregory cites London bankers demanding collateral, Britain threatening war munitions curtailment. Also notes 12 German submarines captured in the North Sea channel last month and a MP quote on continued war to victory even if France and Russia seek peace.
A garbled notice warns against subscription solicitations by a paper group in Philadelphia. It mentions rewards for naming individuals linked to alleged multilateral relations and lists names such as Durlanth Wits Buchewen Hae vie Jones and Aldrich, then references Helen PR Hus and Corry quaqne amid confusing details.
Readers recall Nance O'Neil in a Florentine era drama of intrigue and passion titled Vrincesa Romanoff. The production promises intense performance and dramatic tension under the critic’s favorable note.
The Lyric Theater hosted an evening program by Native performers including the Red Poacher abil Prinenn No-Nita-Ahwade and the OChivl group. Their show described Indian life through songs and dances and promised another performance this evening as part of their Muskogee bound tour.
Olly Aug 24 report notes crude up to 1.50 a barrel, a five cent gain. Oil dealers cite improvement in third week of price rise and quote Mercer black New Castle Cabaltes Corning and Somerset at 1.20.
A fragmentary notice describes a six part photoplay titled America s Empress with characters including a princess. It praises stage settings and costumes as wonderful though the text is garbled and partial. The item references offices and rooms in a commerce and industry context but details are unclear.
The District Convention at Concord was held today at the Memory Grove with a large turnout from Wayne and Concord townships and Corry. Hermon Eldridge, county Sabbath School Association president, with Rev Beaty and other workers led a successful day including a church dinner and plans for the fall County Convention.
A fragment notes ferns and palms with mentions of upkeep and stock flow. The readable text references caring for plants and a gardening context, implying a horticultural listing or note about plant care and stock availability.
Mrs A E Pettit operates as a florist at 310 Main Street with contact Bon 705 Union 84 Three Mocks trou Nopot.
This fragment appears as garbled OCR text. It mentions a person named Thora and a place or event tied to a toveland, plus a person born in a rebitaad context. The legible elements suggest a local notice or obituary style item but essential facts are unreadable.
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