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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1914
Page
5
Partial readable lines show grocery or shop items with numbers and person names like Cooksey and Ade. The text appears from a city advertisement page with scattered prices and measurements, but many words are garbled, limiting clear facts or events to summarize.
Numerous travelers and residents were seen in Erie this morning including C L Brigham from Cleveland with A L Cottrell and Frank P of Buffalo as Erie traveling passenger agent. Mr and Mrs Walsh of Salamatca returned from New York and planned to spend the day with friends. Mrs Ralph Lelpiain and D I Bracken were with the Trumble children. the infant to go to Infanta Home and others to Friendless Home. Postmaster Austin returned from Pittsburgh. Various locals, including G D Pholpa of Lockport and W H Biled of Union City, were in town on business or visiting. Several leaving for Sharon, Erie, and Spartansburg for personal or funeral-related reasons.
An old printed ad hawks Glyco-Pine as a double strength syrup claiming rapid relief for coughs. It targets children and adults, touting addictive narcotics in the formula and urging purchases via mail order from Ajax Chemical Co. Akron, with local sellers Thomas Downey and Durham Drug Company.
A fragmented note lists names and items from a festive lineup including brands and leaders. The text references a shop or club context with mentions of Sunt a tow, Xmas pnokigys, and a mix of personal names such as Muriel, Vincent, Denby, Penn, and Marquesne Club Chav.
By United Press from Holton Mey Tos 10 Dr Lionel Dudley faced murder charges but changed his plea to guilty and received a twenty year prison term. Mary Alice Pelletier also pled guilty as an accessory after the fact in the fatal operation.
A St Louis bound Franchio train No 9 left the track this morning near Joplin Missouri. Three cars toppled down an embankment into a ditch. Sixteen people were hurt with several seriously injured. All serious cases were taken to a local hospital.
A large barn on North Street owned by Jacob Roy was destroyed by fire at about four o clock this morning. Six horses, a dog and large quantities of hay and feed were burned. Cause traced to defective wiring. United Press report from Menlville dated December 10.
Sheriff Maibach and deputies left for Huntingdon and Pittsburgh with two prisoners four to Huntingdon and one to the Allegheny workhome Defendants now come into court when judges are on the bench and enter a plea of guilty avoiding trial and humiliation in open court
In Weerlock 1999 residents share holiday plans as Mrs Maude Webber visits her parents Mr and Mrs Dean while Mrs Ray Perkins battles the grip. Mrs Guo Patterson confined by lumbago and Mr Wreston works on wood as Mr Chas Dean celebrates a proud win in a local joy.
The December meeting of the Presbyterian Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs. Robert Heerlein's home in North Canterbury yesterday afternoon. Rev. Henry Miller of Garland preached on the Mountaineers, sharing insights from his work among Kentucky mountaineers. Rev. Woodward reviewed Muslim world conditions. Mrs. Wesley Hower read The End to Yesterday with piano by Miss Jean Melee. The gathering included music by Mrs. Larry Smith and light refreshments, marking the year 1914’s final meeting.
An old Musterole ad promotes mustard oil ointment for neuralgia headaches sore throat arthritis croup stiff neck congestion pleurisy rheumatism and various pains. It claims quick relief as a white ointment applied to temples neck and chest with sizes 25c 50c and 2.50 for hospital use. The Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio warns buyers to seek the genuine product.
Report from Columbus No 5 describes men at work putting up a ceiling when a collapse occurred causing injuries to several, notably Verne Smith who needed stitches. Aunt of J G Sith died past ninety at Spastansburg. Mrs Haupin sells her store. Gordon joins. Geraldine HUM visits Corry. Howard and Saylor improving. Archie Damon in poor condition per Warren. Bazaar planned for Friday. visits by relatives noted.
Three vans bring aisles of corn tomatoes kidney beans and more in a Knowlton Bros advertisement offering canned goods. Pews and other items are mentioned alongside a variety of pantry staples in a terse trade note.
John C Beck offers artistic photography and portraiture in oil or watercolor from original negatives. Finishes in twenty years, with sittings by appointment at studio 110 Brook St Bell Phone 338 adylwit.
Local catalog item shows a three yard waist pattern labeled Christmas Box with price 75e. The listing notes suit designs and fabric options available, suggesting a holiday themed sewing pattern selection for readers.
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