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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1914
Page
4
William Lawrence appears in a rural program at the Library Theatre with reserved seats noted in an old listing. The item references a last season appearance in a play titled Old Homestead and mentions salm bars.
A jumble of notices lists social affairs at the Wednesday Night club, a theatre rehearsal, a missing child, a forged check incident, a fire damaged furniture sale, and various local updates including a church renovation cost and a community event at 500 Liberty St. The mixed items mention individuals such as Lottie Rhines and G. C. Rhodes, and locations like Rideway and Maurmway, with dates including Ash Wednesday and early spring.
Fragmented notice lists carnations roses lilies and many blooms offered by a florist. Mentions flowering plants Primulas primroses begonias and other varieties, inviting customers to visit for selection and sizes.
Seventy five readers of the Journal with a coupon printed in Friday's issue can obtain free admission to a five reel Gottyebure feature at the Dobary Theater Saturday. Coupons redeemable at the Babbitt store at 4 pm. Must be over fifteen, one ticket per person. seventy five total. Additional free tickets for the four big features also available on request. Coupons to be printed in journal Friday evening.
A disjointed report from Wilkesharre describes a teacher attack at Lee Park School on January 28. Details are unclear as the text lists multiple names and actions with broken phrases, mentioning a bus service, a passenger, and a resigned position amid surrounding chaos.
Governor Tener plans to address the State Board of Agriculture in a session discussing money appropriations and state work, amid remarks from officials about director responsibilities and the need to align policy with ongoing legislative aims. The report notes debates on yard management, education, and broader state interests in agriculture.
A fragmented ad claims Putnam's Extractor quickly removes corns callouses and related foot conditions with painless treatment. It asserts fast results, lists price per bottle, and mentions druggists Thos Downey as likely retailer or promoter.
A Pullman car thief was captured by police after resisting arrest on a night express. Passengers identified jewelry and belts as stolen items, though some articles were not recovered. The suspect was detained until the train reached the city, where officers secured the scene and questioned travelers.
Sheriff notice lists jurors drawn to serve in the March term of the common pleas court. Nearby residents named include Gary, Chi hunter Switger, John B. Risker, San Jagnbaan, Jos Keph, Merklinger, Wayne township residents such as Whituay, King, Davin, among others.
United Press reports Washington D C January 38 The Red Light district of the National Capital is on the move as more than three hundred major women seek new quarters after learning the insu rite President Wilson signs the Ken YOU MM. Charitable agents in the district offices plan to raise $26 000 to give the women a fresh start in the city and to put the four injunctions into practice in the east. The road will be watched with interest.
A garbled OCR item describes a robbery at a state post office during a night shift. It mentions cash seized and a small amount of stamps or items taken, with court action expected but details are unclear due to text damage.
Advertised Hyomei treatment promises rapid relief from colds bronchitis and nasal congestion. It claims to sterilize airways soothe mucous membranes and improve breathing with a complete outfit priced at 1.00 plus 50 cents for extra liquid, backed by refund policy.
A $1,000 reward is announced for the cowboy who attempts to win the prize at AMUSA tonight. The notice mentions Four the reales including Biograph and others, with limited legible details remaining from the damaged text.
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