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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1914
Page
4
An old time health ad claims a mineral salts drink cleanses the kidneys and bladder by dissolving sediment and easing pain. It promotes the product as a universal remedy, easy to use, inexpensive, and safe, with claims of general wellness and nocturnal relief.
Disjointed items record heating stove troubles and weak health. garden scent of blossoms. fashion and dancing at Texas and Georgia scenes. a Franklin church calls Dr. Clarence Adams for pastorate. revival plans with Billy Sunday related events and local civic details.
Wednesday program features Kanilly Orchestra performing with Dan Vt Sith. Admission five cents. Show designed for families with a variety of musical acts and entertainment in a community setting.
United States jury in Los Angeles acquits Jess Willard of responsibility for Hull Young's death after a knockout occurred in August. The jury retired at 5 PM and did not report by noon today.
Readable fragments indicate a theater listings note for the Library Theater featuring attractions. Details are unclear, but the item signals upcoming events and performances at the library venue.
Fragmentary text lists productions at Library Theatre including Uncle Tom's Cabin and two comedies. Mentions actors and dates such as January and a character description for a leading role, with garbled names and venues.
The AMUST screens Maurice Costello in a Western comedy as part of tonight's program. Also on offer are four other features including Mai tli Colello and a shipwreck themed presentation.
A fragmented review notes a two reel comedy drama feature at the Lyric Theater starring the renowned actress Lan Morris. The listing mentions a title The Claim Suppeac and a notable turnout for the show with curiosity about the cast and production.
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