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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1912
Page
6
A vintage advertisement touts Knowlton Dandeline as a hair cleaner and conditioner. It claims the product removes dust and oil, softens hair, stops hair loss, and even grows new hair after weeks of use. Available for 21 cents at drug stores.
D. D. Reed of the Leader visits Warren this afternoon. Mrs Don McKay travels to Dunink for four weeks with relatives. Mrs Robert Barlow visits sister Mrs Albert Sayer in Cleveland for a few days. J B Austin and James Mettnas plan a car trip to Rira today. Robert and Mrs Barlow relocate to the Barlow residence for the winter. Richard Mead Edmunds, born this week to Dr H and Mrs Edmunds of Sinclairville, formerly Miss Mabel Mead. Mrs J A Mead greets her grandchild in Sinclairville. The Veteran notes a soldier’s grave and memorials as troops march on. Bert Bush visits Jamestown. Mrs Ralph Weaver goes to Pittsburg. Mrs J C Atwell returns from Erie. Mr Morris Honsteel travels to Philadelphia for a Masonic convention. Nell Waters goes to Erie to see ball player Mike Donnin.
Clanset wiv Miss B C Shielda travels to Ba to visit relatives. Peter Nevile of Buffalo visits family. Harry Lord of Walon City on business. Mrs WilG Stone visits Mrs Pinherty in Poxburg. Olava Vanderho of Hranil la visiting relatives. Py Khowlton goes to Fumes town to start the day. Mrs Tobn Fuller spends a few days away. Mrs Ian Crippen and family leave for Pleasbure. Dr F Dean travels to French Creek for a week with relatives. Mrs Roberta Smith and Mrs Allie Taylor visit Brio. Wright advertises a pearl tailor and shelft. Mrs Ray Powers and Mrs Sam Sweet go to Warren for the day. C N Waters and wife and Master Thomas Stein visit Erie for the day. Mrs Clayton Fields and daughter visit Hear Like with relatives. Fresh white fish perch blue pike pickerel seafood and eels advertised for tomorrow at Murray's.
Reports from North East and Girard note births at Corry Hospital of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Austin Fruddy on December 4. Other local items include social meetings, travel plans, a new talking machine in the Traction office, and a note correcting a diphtheria report at Cove ry Hospital.
In Warren County court today John Angelo an Italian charged with shooting with intent to injure and battery went on trial. Prosecutors accuse him of shooting C H McCook in Pay Pay area during the incident. Witnesses described the events and the alleged gunman faced the court.
Mrs Ryan, wife of John Ryan, died from severe burns suffered when a fire started by a discarded lamp wick burned her clothing. Fire occurred in the Siguanin block on Amn street, with her husband unaware until the blaze fully engulfed her. She reportedly received no medical attention for about 24 hours due to difficulty obtaining help.
An old fragmented notice describes a dubious stock sale at 101 Main Street offering cheap items and bogus bargains. It mentions doorways, room rentals, cheap goods like dolls and pepper shakers, and warnings not to expect refunds or exchanges.
Fragmentary ad announces low prices at Nathaniel Stone Druggist and Grocer Corry Pa. reads like a bargain pitch for flour and goods including pineapple product references.
An OCR fragment lists food options including Potato Salad Baked Beans Bread and Butter Sandwiches and beverages Plo Ten Coffow Milk. It appears as a cafe or cafeteria menu snippet with unclear branding and possible misspellings. The readable items focus on basic fare and simple drinks.
A promotional notice touts a broad line of holiday gifts for all ages. It highlights new ideas and the season’s opportunities for pleasure, economy, and satisfaction in shopping with a cheerful Christmas theme.
A brief notice states authorities offer a reward for information leading to the return of a missing individual associated with a port area. Details are sparse in the readable text.
Fragmentary report notes Jon Mat ran a drill and mentions service actions and a person described as Dipased. Details are unclear and names overlap with abbreviations in the OCR text.
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