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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1914
Page
4
A collage of small ads and notices from 1918 including thank you cards at Burkhardt’s, auto accessories, glass fittings, and a range of classified items, from a finely used piano to second hand safes. Local events include church services, charity meetings, sports notes, and a funeral report for Mrs. Laurena Miller with Beaverdam arrangements.
An old advertisement describes a quick acting tablet sold by No Amey and i and Armgeists promising relief from nervous headaches with no harmful drugs. It recommends taking two to three tablets before bed to aid restful sleep and notes indigestion linked to nerve disorders.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Allen's Foot Ease and powder with garbled other words. No coherent event or entities beyond product name emerge. unable to identify a clear news item or context for a proper summary.
The Lyric presents a New Years matinee feature titled Million Dollar Mystery with a big four ring show. Cast details are limited in the readable text.
Carranzistas under General Macloya Herrera, numbering fifteen thousand, defeated Garcia and Rey Teya’s Villista forces at Tripolita and routed the remaining Villa troops. State Department reports say Carranzistas evacuated Monterey on December 29 and Villa forces now occupy the region. the Monterey Tampico railway was cut and trains fired on as Villa plans an advance toward Tampico.
The following officers were elected by the Knights of Pythilas at their meeting Tuesday evening. C Eben Duman, V. O. Frank Estarbrook, Prelate Nels Geortson, Muster at Arms J W Young, Inner Guard F Brooks, Outer Guard W N Weatherbue, Trustee A L Trisket.
The funeral of Mrs Bartley Sturdevant was held Tuesday at noon from the Christie home on Hare Creek Road with Rev H Woodward of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Relatives and friends attended the service, and pallbearers included four brothers and two brothers-in-law. The remains were taken to Pine Grove Cemetery Knowiton for interment after services at the farm home.
A funeral for veteran Jon Simmons was held Wednesday afternoon at Nelsons Undertakings Parlors. Six pallbearers led by Meg H Wallace served as pallbearers, with interment at Pine Grove Cemetery following services.
A period advertisement claims weak and diseased hearts can be cured with a two pound trial treatment from Dr. Franklin Miles. It promises remarkable cures after studies of heart liver stomach kidneys and nerves, urging afflicted individuals to request his book examination chart and personal treatment details with address in Bikart Indiana.
Hurriaburg Pa December 1 The Pennsylvania State Educational Association today elected H M Bashah superintendent of the schools of Altoona as head of the association for the coming year and selected Scranton as the next place for the gathering They urged adoption of a teachers fusion gyster and the increasing of the State appropriation by a few millions per annum.
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