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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1915
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text yields no coherent event. Readable parts mention native topics and an apparent death or demise but lack verifiable names, places, or dates to form a concrete, factual card.
A cryptic line appears to reference an actor and a tense moment in a hot pit setting. Details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text leaving multiple unreadable words and names. Further readable context is required for a precise summary.
An elusive note from a fragmented page hints at evolving art trends as artists blend traditional techniques with experimental methods. The inked lines suggest a shift toward abstraction, with critics debating the balance between homage and innovation in contemporary exhibitions.
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma as a remedy for kidney disease, boasting a cure guaranteed by Thos. Downey and N. F. Ames and Co. It promises rapid relief by cleansing the kidneys and suggests using Dan Hotton and Mandrake Pills for constipation, with a money back guarantee.
Automobile owners in Erie can have their cars repainted and refinished by a skilled man with 15 years of experience. Services include painting to decorate automobiles, carriages, hearses, and ambulances. All work performed at Corry Garage, Ment Agonus, February 27th.
Grocery store ad touts weekly specials with oysters, sugar, kerosene, cider, meats and staples. Claims low prices due to saving on rent, clerks, delivery, and insurance. Encourages customers to read the price sheet before visiting.
A brief item notes C J Weod's Cash Market four minutes from Postoffice with terse reference to timing and location. unclear details suggest a local business note tied to postal service operations. The fragment hints at a retail or market update affecting nearby Postoffice, prompting curiosity about schedule or product timing.
Franklin Pa. Bob 24 Wor waver daye pudt peralytent rumors have floated in the gullying region Aud 1n Ol City concerning the probability of a non resident judge displacing Judge Criswell at the coming sessions of the license court. A convention committee reported a very satisfactory interview and denied any authority or intention to remove Judge Criswell.
Notice instructs residents to contact Weiss to arrange removal of rags rubber newspapers magazines and merals instead of paying the garbage man. The terse public notice signals a private disposal service option with contact detail.
A fragment notes a seller proposing payment by mail or Alephone for unspecified items. The text is incomplete but suggests a mail order or remote payment method as an option. No further details on item type, price, or recipient appear in the fragment.
A Feb 24 dispatch describes a no quarter policy against Indians amid clashes near Cow Canyon and Plate, citing Old Polk and Marshal Nebeker. Reports say volunteers from Colorado joined, a 600 round ammo barrage occurred, and interviews with Old Polk hint at ongoing hostilities and manhunt plans. Navy orders in Boston demand all on leave report at once.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle liver and bowel tonic. It claims the olive colored pills clear impurities, boost energy, and improve appearance, promising dramatic vitality with a simple daily dose. The copy cites a Ohio physician and mentions Columbus, Ohio.
Jamestown February 24 Elmer Kapple aged 62 a farm hand employed by Seth F Bates on the Munger farm at Kimble stand Bilocott Garry district committed suicide last evening about 6 by drinking a bottle containing sulfate of strychnine He died amid convulsions caused by the poison He had worked on this and other farms for about half his life with occasional spells away from work.
A man described as a capable and efficient workman has reportedly spent the last three weeks in a continual drunk. He occasionally sobered enough to go to town and begin drinking anew, according to available information.
Frank Shouton of Columbus Pa advertises best Daroid rubber rooting pst music in a 1 ply 05 cents B1th V ply 91.85 Morcash only sale offering various ply options and pricing.
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