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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered names and terms including poultry, vericulture, and state machine, with several unreadable names and partial phrases suggesting a regional notice or item list from a historical page.
At Pen Hold near here an eastbound New York Central train hit an automobile carrying three men at 10:16 AM. Jay T. Hulburt, 89, a Penfield farmer, died instantly. Oliver B. Furman, 62, Fairport farmer and former Peace Officer of Perrinton, died at Huhnemane Hospital at 2:16 PM. Clark J. Davy, 27, of Pentivid, suffered a crushed pelvis and skull injuries likely to be fatal.
An advertorial style health claim urges quitting meat to protect kidney function. It promotes a “Lime Salt” or lemon-tinted tonic as a natural aid, claiming it will cleanse the kidneys, clear the blood, and relieve urinary symptoms. The piece discourages medical oversight and swears by a home remedy.
A brief notice notes the opening of a shop by Geo Kovather Jr at 1471 Mat atroet. The terse advertisement confirms new business activity in the area with limited readable details.
British Admiralty dispatches and French war office briefings describe naval and land clashes across the Western Front and Aegean theaters. Reports claim losses of battle cruisers and torpedo craft near Craonne and Ypres, with German efforts halted and counterattacks recovering ground. Turmoil includes Turkish advances toward the Suez region and Austro-German activity in the Carpathians as Rome weighs policy shifts.
In Minneapolis last night Mrs Florwos Hopwood Gates widow of Charles G Gates married Harold Lee Judd of New Fritan Com. The ceremony took place in the drawing room of Mrs Onto’s mansion on Laie Hollowank. Reverend Harry P Dopew of Plymouth Congregational Church conducted the service.
Retailer advertises new fabric fur coats in limited stock at blowout prices. Goats include Uraloft Lamb Sylvanoft Lamb Kaneashin Lamb, all satin lined. Regulars $18 to $20, now $12.50. Last call for fabric fur coats.
A sensational 10 cent box advertises Cascarets as a simple remedy for constipation and accompanying discomfort. It promises relief from headaches, biliousness, gas, and nervousness by cleansing the stomach, liver, and bowels, urging use by adults and children alike and noting widespread drugstore availability.
Market report from New York shows mixed commodity quotes with wheat futures for May, butter creamery extra, and assorted potatoes. Livestock trade at East Buffalo includes cattle shipping steers, cows, bulls, hogs, and lambs with varied price ranges. Canadian notes discuss parliament voting 100 million toward war expenses in Europe next month, pledging existing 10 million.
For sale items include a four horsepower car inquire Walter Mertick various secondhand goods priced with telephone numbers and addresses. Public sale at Cutting with stock tools and farm equipment listed, plus farm posts Locust fence posts near Colegrove farm Corry. Auctioneer Willard Johnson listed with details.
A cluttered listing of wants and sales including engraved items, pine and whitewood cords priced at 3.75 per cord, Linotype operator positions paying up to 1200 yearly with quick schooling, dairy farm help, unfurnished rooms for rent, and a piano offered for sale amid multiple typos and scattered details. The page reads like a chaotic, local classifieds column from a mid 20th century newspaper.
Rooma over Durham's drug store and six room for rent with bath remodeled throughout. Porch and basement facilities available. Call 842 West Washington St after February 45. We will not refill lard pills after that date. LOST on street small roll of pills reward left at Journal office. A bunch of keys. C. B. Porter adv Tibet.
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