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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1914
Page
4
City and vicinity notes report 50 pieces of Linn Namsook embroideries sold from one to ten cents, now unsold and marked down. Also announced are dances at the Wednesday Night club, a new dwelling purchase on Meagant Street, and a fine display at the poultry show by Robert Long.
Flowing listing of flowers and flowering plants offered for sale. Includes carnations roses sweet peas lilies primulas roses hydrangeas cyclamen hyacinths amaryllis and other varieties. Describes cool grown well favored plants and invites customers to come in and see them.
Irrederich Burtinghan departs Ammer for London after performing a bold feat. He claims to have seen danger firsthand and to have witnessed vivid imagery of the scene in a 24 page World preview.
In a royal gathering the privy council discusses public highway improvements led by Mastermind Weyer, proposing an Appian Way from Miratto but warns citizens would resist. debate over public printing and royal logistics continues amid stables and governance concerns. The King weighs proposals for better government and potential changes to the city’s infrastructure.
A fragmented film feature listing shows a program including two reels and a short titled A Shot in the NHN. It mentions Mr. Hoy Lirsoo and Mr. Einstein among participants, with a verdict by attendees and a short sequence about a wild eelment.
In Norrintown Pennsylvania on January 21 an elderly farm couple Winnie and Ware drowned during a boating outing. The tragedy occurred while a Tulpehoeken area party was drifting near Redstone and Redstine. A son-in-law and daughter had invited them to visit the married daughter Saturday evening.
MeMUOPSOURE Jah announces possible breakthrough in Floyd Keller poisoning case from over a year ago. Letters said to be from Mrs Keller to Jane Heckman surface as District Attorney Nicklex reviews new evidence and an officer involved in the case hands over files. Captain John O. Broom notes state police will continue the investigation while residents await a possible development.
An old time health ad promotes drinking a lemony saline solution to ease urinary irritation. It claims kidneys filter and neutralize urine acids, reducing bladder irritation and urinary disorders. The text mentions combining lemon juice with lithia and using a tube spoonful in water before breakfast for several days.
Interstate Commerce Commission receives evidence that railroads plan charges for various privileges and services, shifting costs previously borne by the public. The testimony notes that free access and licenses for routes and maintenance may be restricted, with implications for operations at key depots and across national networks. Major entities and regions referenced include McKenstort, Newritten, and other sites connected to the steel industry and rail corridors. The implications touch on impacts to communities, transportation costs, and regulatory responses planned by state and federal authorities.
United Press reports that cabinet member Col Goethals is to be sent to the Senate for confirmation, with a short delay noted. A community event of a dance and card party by the Knights and Ladies is scheduled for Thursday evening January 20, featuring fundraising for local aims.
A flood emergency leaves hundreds of passengers missing as trains are stranded or halted. The Shasta Limited from Portland was the only service moving toward the city while many routes remain blocked. Officials warn of more stoppages as roads and tracks flood.
An old advertisement promotes a tonic said to strengthen lungs and build up the body to resist tuberculosis. It cites testimonials and urges readers to take the product to attack the weak spot and purge the germ from the system, with claimed nationwide endorsements.
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