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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1911
Page
6
A stream of brief hometown notes lists Dr. Hennett visiting Spartansburg, John Banks returning from Union City, Hunter Darling to Bradford, James Drought to Youngs We st, and numerous others traveling for business or visiting relatives across Jamestown, Buffalo, Corry, Titusville, Franklin, and surrounding towns.
Gerry Wentworth visited Sherman on business this afternoon. Miss Winnie Miller from Jamestown came as a visitor yesterday. B H Bixbes of Spartansburg spent the day in Corry. RH Whipple of Ol Cly Je visited friends for a few days. Glyde Major of Cambridge Springs was here today. Miss Eva Blinchley returned from Erle after a brief city visit with her parents. Mrs Kate Armstrong went to Cambridge Springs this afternoon called by her brother's death.
Mr B Suggs of Tyner North Carolina shares a ten year battle with sleeplessness caused by a nervous ailment. He credits Vinci with restoring sleep and health after trying many remedies. Vinol is touted as a cod liver and iron tonic that strengthens nerves and blood. Hanbitt Son druggists Corry Pennsylvania offer Vinci with a money back guarantee.
A resident proprietor reports business visitors in town today. A. I Tront of Union City was in the area for professional matters. Dre CoB Kibler is in Clymer and Sherivan today on business.
A veteran car dealer touts eight years in the field and endorses the K-R-L-T auto as best built and balanced for the price. He argues buyers should rely on his factory knowledge gained after visiting Detroit and Buffalo shows. He asserts the 1-R-7 model starts at $900 and promises solid value.
In Hintler Pennsylvania a family party at Cir Us C Hale's Claytonia residence ended in tragedy. At 3 AM a stove fire incinerated four people and injured five, with Miss Sadie Hale earning praise for rescuing two children and attempting to save others before a wall of flame blocked her path. The deceased are Earl Miles, Mrs. Earl Miles, Mrs. Inez Well Hale, and Scott Hale. David Hale not harmed. the injured include two adults and one infant.
In the Loudon Telegraph a playful verse ponders why water becomes a whale when Ike arrives at the surface. The quip relies on wordplay and regional humor to evoke a seaside scene and local charm.
Thompson's Barasma claims cures for kidney liver and bladder ailments with N. F. Ames & Co and Thomas Downey guaranteeing refunds if no cure. Advertises multiple testimonials including Bright's disease and liver enlargement cases with bottles priced at 50c and 1.00.
A reflective meditation urges using the fragments of our era with wisdom. It emphasizes thoughtful action over haste and the value of learning from fleeting moments to shape lasting character.
A cryptic dialogue shows a defeated candidate wagering a bet about a friend’s emotions amid a chaotic scene in a small town newspaper voice. The exchange hints at political tension and social discomfort during a tense moment.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a discussion about a mysterious subject described as a “thing for the obscure.” The text references old acquaintances and a vague push toward some action, but the meaning remains unclear due to corruption and word garbling.
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