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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1912
Page
6
Across the United States many people suffer from chronic catarrh without realizing it. The ad claims symptoms like dull headaches dizziness fullness in the throat and bad taste, insisting catarrh is a mucous membrane disease. Vin Hepatica is advertised as the universal remedy, with Thos Dowsey's Drug Store listed as the local seller.
H Moore of Philadelphia is in town on business. Mr and Mrs Morris Bonstaal stay a few days in Philadelphia New York and Washington. Supervising Agent Baird of the P RR headqu at Rehovo visits today. Mr and Mme PC Menke visiting their own. Walter L Peake and wife went to Rochester N Y this morning. Mrs Kilrine of Corry staying at the home of Mr and Mrs W Rice on East Mid street. Spar tansburg Sentinel Mon N 1 Wheeler arrives from Buffalo after hospital treatment. plans to spend winter months in Ormond Ma. Mrs EK Lyons of Meagerdam dies at 76 after cancer illness. Mrs S Dowley of Centerville visiting friends. Mayor Lt Alexander to Be this morning on business. Dr J Cy Kibler goes to Who on professional business. Mrs Hoyt Robbins back from four weeks in Buffalo. Mrs F B Whittlesey leaves for the day. Attorney Walter L Peake to Erle on legal business. Charles Thompson of Spartans bre in city on business. A King of Erie visiting en route to Jamestown. G P Wasser returns to Greenville after a visit. Master James Durham Grays returns from Warren. Dr L P McCray of Clymer sick for four weeks. moved to Buffalo hospital, resting well after trip.
AL H Hill traveled to Union City this morning on business. Med Kelly from Centerville arrived in the city for business. Dr Guy Granger of Sherman was in the city last night on professional duties.
The Bete tilroad Company notes extensive work west of Corry along its right of way. Avent Cottrellling received copies describing the reconstruction and the book’s views highlighting tonal significance. The illustrated text hints at the scale of the project and its pause until spring.
A Monday afternoon party at 68 Marion Street honored Master Edward Lusey on his sixth birthday. Guests played guessing games with prizes awarded to Master Victor Dempsey and Master Morris Connors. A luncheon followed, with 26 covers. Attendees left wishing Edward many more happy birthdays.
Mayville May 1 year married in Mayville yesterday the couple Midgar Tooter and Miss Bessievi Franklin journeyed to Mayville where they were quietly married and returned to Colorado last evening. They have been guests of Mrs and Mrs PPL Gilletts of Nor Center Street. Both young people in Frank Vn aw a their friends will admit they stole a march on them. The couple will reside in Colorado.
A quirky listing describes a chicken pie supper with 13 percent oyster cocktails and waiters. It mentions mashed potatoes dressings jelly salad ice cream and cake amid a retro menu vibe.
The Pennsylvania Railroad presents a vast network of through cars and all steel Pullman trains linking New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington Harrisburg Altoona Pittsburgh and West Coast points. Key services include the Broadway Limited 20 hour New York to Chicago and the 24 Hour St Louis with multiple express routes to Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Cleveland and beyond. Travelers are urged to consult local ticket agents for timetables and arrangements.
William Vass of Union City narrowly escaped after being knocked from a moving train near Kane. He clung to grab irons, was dragged, and fell about 40 feet before being rescued with a bruised leg and minor injuries. The report notes prior dangers to Vass as a brakeman and describes a local fair with 700 birds on display and 7 exhibitors, praising lighting and a gasoline electric renovation machine.
Jamestown announces the fifth annual poultry show of Chautauqua County Poultry Association at the Washington Street Garage starting 8 o clock tonight and continuing daily and evenings through Saturday. A large crowd is expected as birds are received and placed in knock-down coops rented from a Rochester firm. workers report brisk setup amid crowing sounds.
Philadelphia mayor announces plan to send the Liberty Bell to the Panama Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco in 1915. He backs returning the relic from Mrs Emmia Dojia, expo representative from San Francisco.
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a universal remedy that breaks a severe cold and relieves grippe symptoms when taken every two hours for three doses. It claims rapid improvement in headache fever sneezing nasal symptoms and body pains with a 35 cent package sold by any druggist.
A jumbled OCR fragment describes a Sheffield household, a 17 or 18 year old girl connected to a family home, a cough and smoke, a glow from flames, a winddriven blaze, and a house possibly burning at night with unclear details and numbers.
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