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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1914
Page
7
The text describes sore feet and a struggle with fatigue caused by a busy day. Names and places appear in garbled form, with no clear event or outcome to report. The readable portions emphasize foot care and keeping feet fresh amid a tiring schedule.
The Corry Fair and Driving Park Association notifies members of the annual meeting to be held in the Council Room, Corry, Pa, on Wednesday evening, January 28, 1914, at a stated hour. Members are urged to be present. Signed by W. Margaritzn, Booty.
Wanted poultry and eggs. Ship to Wy A Tuttle 169 Scott St Hwitalo N. Honded Commission Marchant. By only exrlystvo poultry donierata, Byftato.
Governor Glynn travels after dinner to discuss farm price reforms and a state market board aimed at lowering costs for farm products. He advocates cooperative farming groups, easier credit, and closer ties between farmers and merchants to boost farmer incomes and curb speculative pricing.
The report by James F B Rud erick chief of the state department on coal mine fatalities in Pennsylvania for 1913 notes 615 were electrocuted and another number died in the mines with total production and fatalities indicating the perilous conditions in early 20th century coal mining including the Pig iron region and various districts in the state.
Fragmentary report notes Mrs Buffum and related individuals including Cynthia Human and Wilbert Hwartlat. mentions attorney Laidlaw of Spokane Prawns evokes a court context and possible police action. wording is garbled and conditions unclear but implies a questioning or examination, with town events and a referenced refusal to cooperate.
Lost and found notices appear in this column. A 2011 acre dairy property near Columbus Pa is advertised for sale or stock transfer. Shorthand contacts: C A Marsh at 250 Delaware Street and N Cohen’s store. Reward offered. Also several lost items including a brown purse, money, a fur mitt, and a silver mesh bag. Return to Journal office.
A gold bracelet was found inside the Journal office building and is currently held there for inspection. Inquiries should be made at the Journal office to claim ownership.
An old advertisement-style notice touts Ban Gira Ointment and Rab Curd Soap from Ames & Company. It claims antiseptic healing for bleeding piles burns and skin ailments, priced at 25 and 60 cents per jar, with emphasis on soothing and quick complexion improvements. The copy references Thomas Downey and N. FB and a delivery location in Tituaville, Pa.
The page lists assorted items for sale and notices, including household goods offered in New York and Corry, and multiple probate and administration notices for Geo J. Smith and Helen Hronsom. It also includes livestock for sale, a Jersey cow listing, and health remedy promotion from Summers Famous Home. The mix shows typical small-town classifieds with names, addresses, and dates.
Jun 1 Batavia reports a peculiar weather item with tallies and an incident describing a craftsman named Stephoy Acrybin found in a field. The hornos brender was attacked by an animal while inspecting a horn fixture, resulting in leg injuries and trampling.
Carl Schur recalled early obstacles with English, noting American college boys’ limited German knowledge. He worked daily at a bookstore for language exposure, received help from a wide reader, and translated texts into German. He then tried to apply his practice by translating and comparing linguistic notes, describing his progress and eventual breakthroughs.
Letters of Administration granted for Andrew Nelwon Yat of Sbring Creek Warrah County Pa. requiring all indebted to the estate to pay promptly and all claimants to present them properly proven to the undersigned. Mrs Perm a Nilson Admx. Osborne, Atty for Admx Corry Pa. Doe 33 19h%.
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