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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1912
Page
4
Christmas gifts at Lindsleys offer varied items including Piymond Point pens guaranteed for one year, boxed stationery, coin slots for alckols and dimes, tuner boxes, and a range of stationery and calendar products. Dennison decorations, calendars, and holly strapping paper are featured in a large seasonal selection.
Local dealer W. R. Hasbrouck advertises a closing stock sale at 111 B Main St next to the rory And am closing out all stock before New Years Day with bargains on dolls lamps chimneys pepper shakers and more First come first served with evening hours and fresh groceries noted.
Meadville Pa December nine a report on Allegheny College proposing a 26 acre athletic field beyond the campus. The plan aims to include five or six football grids four to five baseball diamonds a running track and multiple tennis courts with eight acres to be broken next spring. The field is intended as overflow to involve a large portion of students in athletics. Meanwhile a stormy lake passage near Erie saw Capt. W J Kirkwood and crew of the steamer Senator Derbyshire endure harsh winds as they hurried to load cargo at Canadian ports before returning to Brockville Ontario.
An old fashioned medicine ad claims Hyomei inhalers cure catarrh and related ailments. It markets bottles of Hooth's Hyome for a dollar, with a printed booklet and refund offer. The copy endorses Hyomel products for catarrh, croup, sore throat, and sinus issues with a money back guarantee.
Fragmented OCR text notes a New York instance with unclear names and vague details. The readable bits suggest a local event or notice but lack concrete actions, dates, or entities to confirm a coherent summary.
Harrisburg dispatch reports John Ji De Honey, marshal of the State Railroad Commission, cites a Gle Lock derailment on the Pennsylvania Railroad caused by a broken toll cap. The train weighed 3,313,400 pounds with six minutes before the derailment and 809,800 pounds at the time of crossing. He finds no disobedience, no broken evidence, and no signaling disregard. encampment was in good order.
A 1900s style note discusses grippe prevalence this winter and urges prevention through strong blood and tonic use. A Lone Branch woman testifies Vinci tonic improved her nervous, run-down condition after three bottles, recommending it to others recovering from grippe.
Lake Pleasant Law Stowe of Arbuckle and Mrs Ellen Tyrehall of Moston engage in community visits. Arbuckle Ladies Aid and United Brethren ladies gather for programs, while Mrs Lola Parker marks her birthday. Neighbors host visits from Waterford and Corry. A creek bridge near Ar Duckle was completed, with dirt haul details noted. FD Applebee’s birthday celebrated with neighbors.
A local seller proclaims best quality groceries and lowest prices with special perks for buyers. Flour prices are noted as lower, and the message urges all customers to inquire.
A Washington party plan aims to hold a caucus to pick the House speaker. Key figures include Representative John Wm. Rievel of Philadelphia and staffers tied to the party’s majority decisions. The Allegheny delegation plans a meeting within weeks as divisions form between Alter and Aton.
A brakeman was badly injured near Quak or bridge on a river line while a Thali crew supplied in rail service. The engine moved from a stop and struck him, causing leg injuries and amputation was found necessary. He was taken to Bala manca hospital.
An Ames Chemical Co advertisement touts a new diabetes remedy promising rapid improvement and a money back guarantee. It offers a 600 package for weekly support and a free booklet with food carbohydrate percentages, asking readers to mail 50g and urging immediate action from Whitney Point, New York.
On the night of Doc. ard 1913 a thief stole 800 worth of fur from my barn including 186 mica 4 coon 10 minke and 6 fox. A 100 reward is offered for their return or evidence leading to apprehension. Will M. Morton Spring Creek, Ta.
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