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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1913
Page
5
A cryptic OCR fragment notes warning a king. The readable text shows an invocation or admonition but lacks clear names, dates, or places to establish a full event. The item appears as a fragmentary historical note without suficiente context or verifiable details.
Fragment from a dramatic tale recounts two damaged souls arguing love vows after a loss. One recalls past harms while the other pleads for shared memory, wondering what could have been done together in life. The language hints at guilt, fate, and an unresolved future as dawn approaches.
A garbled ad offers a Waltz teaching method promising quick mastery with two and three step patterns. It touts a home study, notes a fee of $1.00, and lists The National Correspondence System of Dandhap Roomt in Tuttalo, NY, as contact.
In Tiltskyitly Pennsylvania a 13 year old boy named Harold Murray acted at once when his mother Mrs. Murray’s clothing ignited beside an open stove. He tore her from the flames and beat them out with his bare hands, escaping serious burns himself while saving her. Doctor W G Jobustan treated the mother’s injuries and praised Harold’s courage.
A shipment of 24 elks from Yellowstone National Park arrived at Henbyn near Bik Rin swamp, placed in crates at the R. A. Station. The herd, all young, will be kept in a fenced eight foot area for monitoring before spring release. Visitors viewed the animals, though some regretted their confinement. The state will protect and house the elk for six years, with penalties for harm to the herd already set.
A proposed act would tax nonresidents and residents alike at one dollar per year to fund game protection and wardens. Hunters support the bill as a workable plan to exterminate vermin, arguing it will reduce game numbers by offering bounties. The plan includes exemptions for farmers on their land and would issue hunting licenses after payment. Critics warn of potential failure to secure funding and enforcement issues.
New York Feb 1 Cipriano Castro former president of Venezuela who has been held in New York arrived on Men 3 is freed by Judge Holt on bail with 500 to await a writ of habeas corpus. He plans to attend a Northwest Society dinner at the McAlpin hotel next Wednesday with Senator Borali and John Haya Hammond. He discusses fortification of the Panama canal and urges political reform. London reports Chancellor Lloyd George endorses land reform and notes liberal opposition to the current system.
Fragmentary OCR reads names and places including Winconwin Miuiasalu Noi Dukots Alberta Pavilte North Wast raachyd Soo Linn from Chicago Adiony W. Hy Al lot GH By Aponte 265 Nrokdway Nowe York. Text appears garbled with likely misreads. no coherent event or action visible.
Mercer January 31 Judge Williams questions credibility of bartenders who swear they never sell to intoxicated patrons. He probes how to prove intoxication, noting some drinkers appear sober after one drink while others seem drunk but remain mentally capable, challenging the reliability of bartender testimony.
New York notes a steady humanistic expansion in early 1912 with general gains across dry goods and iron and steel. Weather affects distribution while labor troubles impede some material demand. shoes show mixed conditions and railcar traffic rises 14.7 percent in January’s first three weeks. bank clearings up 3.6 percent but below 1911.
Irregular garbled 19th century advertisement touts Cascarets as a remedy for torpid liver and clogged bowels. Claims promise thorough cleansing overnight with a 10 cent box, promoting regularity and relief from foul breath and indigestion. Mentions both men and women using the product to maintain health and vitality.
An advertisement claims four weeks of use of Dr King's New Life Pill will stimulate the liver improve digestion and remove blood impurities. It promises clearer skin and better health and urges purchase at NPf Anion Toradr.
Fragmentary notice lists tailoring and repairing by A P Jeanopon with unclear phrases. Mentions Dr Anson C Greenlee and Dr Sophia E Greenlee Osteopaths. Some garbled words reference timing and location at Brownell and Unfit Die oven, unclear amounts.
A Corry grocer boasts years of reputation and low prices offering a wide array of groceries. The notice highlights sugar, flour, oats, soap, canned goods, dried fruit, potatoes, and syrups at bargain rates, plus fresh fruits and bread, all under Concord Street business.
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