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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1914
Page
7
Partial OCR text mentions paying a bill and personal instructions but is largely garbled with missing names dates and locations. The readable parts suggest a basic payment or billing instruction without clear entities or actionable details. The fragment lacks sufficient context to identify the subject organization or event.
The document discusses how uric acid from meat may clog kidneys and outlines unproven home remedies and warnings about neutralizing acids. It notes that persistent high uric acid can affect digestion and cause headaches and stomach discomfort, suggesting water intake and various substances as possible neutralizers.
A Pillsbury Best flour baking contest is announced for January 21 1914 at the Phoenix Hotel Corry Pennsylvania. One loaf wins a prize with judges selected from a panel of nine men. Entries delivered by messenger or in person to the sample room for display and judging. Grocers listed where Pillsbury Best flour is sold invite participation. Everyone entering receives a prize.
The Corry Fair and Driving Park Association will hold its annual meeting at the Common Council Rooms in Corry Pa on Wednesday evening January 7 1914 at 8 o clock Members are urged to attend W W Margaridge Secretary
An advertisement promotes chiropractic treatment promising to remove the cause of numerous ailments including digestive issues asthma constipation and neural disorders. It lists Andrew McKenvey D C with an office at No 9 Park Place and asserts benefits for infants and women.
A mutiny by three convicts at the state prison resulted in seven deaths including Judge Jon A. Thomas formerly of Muskogee. The convicts reportedly acquired rifles and killed the judge during their escape bid. Prison staff and guards, including Deputy Warden Patrick Outi and Sergeant F.C. Godtriy, faced the violent breakout as authorities investigate the chaotic incident amid broader political turmoil in the region.
A vintage advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma as the surest plan to keep kidneys healthy and free of toxins. It claims quick relief for weak or inflamed kidneys and offers bottles at 50 cents and 1 dollar with a money back promise. It also recommends Dandelion and Mandrake Pills to prevent constipation and promotes the company and location.
Fragmentary testimony describes a medical ordeal with fever chills sweats and weakness. The patient reports near collapse, high temperature around 103 degrees, persistent coughing, wheezing, and eventual improvement after taking petroleum Kuwil prescribed by doctors. The ad notes sale by Ames & Co.
Paris shin. Yu Edwards a 17 year old Brooklyn banker’s son and two French youths were found guilty of attempted blackmail. They sent threats to Mme Sirkol demanding 6000 dollars or harm would come. Edwards sentenced to seven years. the two French youths to ten years each. The case includes detective details and motives from the period.
Barbara Tose and her children were awarded 2500 by a Common Pleas Court judge. The railroad must entry judgment after denial of a new trial. The case involved the death of the husband, crushed in a tunnel incident at the Erle roundhouse due to alleged improper tunnel clearance and dangerous conditions.
Incomplete OCR reads like a sports page fragment. Mentions Mike Gaver, national event, and several unclear outcomes across rounds. Core names and places are garbled, leaving key facts unreadable.
Classified rental notices list furnished rooms and multiple rental properties in various streets including Wright Street West Pleasant Street Franklin Street and 11 FURNISHED ROOMS for rent. Also ads for unfurnished rooms and rooming houses with contact details.
Notices list lost dogs and belongings including a terrier named Terry with color markings, a monetary letter administration alert for Goo C Smith in Corry Pa, a lost browed pouch with cash from Cohen's store, a brown fur mitten, and a request to return items to the Journal office on Franklin Street and Pinder Street near 419 Cost loft.
The notice informs creditors and debtors of the Andrew Nelson estate in Spring Creek township Warren County Pa that an administrator has been appointed. Creditors must present claims with proof for settlement and debtors must pay promptly. The document lists attorneys and dates in December 1913.
Sale notices list a farm mare for sale or exchange, 12 head of sheep and pigs, plus timber from the Seaver farm. Listings include bull calves three months old from Slye in Corry Pa, work horses and other farm goods. Contact details show a Bally, Pleasant Street address and various phone listings.
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