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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
6
Corry and Warren residents share weekend visits and family gatherings. a long list of local calls, visits, and small events noted including illness recoveries and community meetings at the cemetery auxiliary and church groups.
An account from Wayne Valley revival meetings led by Rev. Ray Driscol describes youths and children kneeling at the altar to profess faith in Christ. Mentions attendees from Elgin and Union City, with sparse notes on local activities and wells.
Beaverdam January 25 report notes Rev. Driscoll conducting revival services at Wayne Valley United Brethren Church with about 75 attending. Mr Charfe Heath visited this week while Elis Jewel and family shared dinner with Bille Messenger.
Franklin Miley promotes a neuropathy cure with a new book and trial offer. The letter-style ad urges readers with nerve and pain symptoms to write for a free trial and book, claiming endorsements from clergy, bishops, and business leaders.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as rapid relief for sour stomach heartburn and indigestion. It claims to calm a rebellious stomach, prevent meals from causing discomfort, and offers a fifty cent case from any drugstore.
Police in Hilo arrest Wind and Alien on Jan 21 amid stamp sale plot. Officers, after raids, find no stamps but seize one cent stamps and detain suspects as they allege efforts to move stamps. Separate report cites Bravery arrest at Liberty Street and a Serbian worker detained for aiding a security alert.
The notice claims 1914 was larger than any prior year and pledges loyalty to Corry’s workers and industry. It emphasizes better work, improved machinery, modern pricing, and anticipates stronger business in 1915 from The Sturt Graulte and Markis Workn at 140 Maple Ave, Corry, Pa.
In Cleveland and Hanover letters, women report relief from female ailments after Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They relay that doctors offered no operation and praise the tonic for easing pain and restoring energy, with thanks to the Medicine Co. for confidential responses.
In Sherman January 48 a horse owned by Coburn of Walts Corvern bolted past Wakes clothing store and Skinners hardware. The animal damaged a window and railing, crossed Mercer, and jumped a snow pile before a bystander restrained it, preventing injury.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions names and dates with unclear actions. It references a location in North, a five or six digit term, and a warning about an account. The readable items include scattered personal names and a February date. The text remains too incomplete to identify a clear event or outcome.
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