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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1912
Page
6
The Seashore Girl a comedy from Parker and Shaw features Ward Fohie and a cast with musical numbers and specialty acts. A matinee is listed for Saturday at 2 30 with prices noted as 10 and 1 cent. Moving pictures fill the bill with 2000 feet of film.
A flurry of short notes records Mr and Mrs Merion Brown at Clymer fishing, Neal Melanea in Irvine with friends, Dr G A Elston in Bear Lake on business, and many others returning from Fourth of July gatherings. People travel to Warren, Cleveland, Bradford, Jamestown, Youngstown, and Buffalo to visit relatives or attend events.
Advertises Painozone as a powerful internal remedy that quickly eases sprains strains swelling earache toothache neuralgia and other muscular pains. Claims external motion is less load and asserts it is non irritating or caustic. Mentions a family trial bottle and sale through Thomas Downey.
Nell Waters travels to Buffalo on business while Miss Mae Mitchell visits relatives in the city. Helen Dorn of Spartansboro visits friends. Mrs Maude Franke Lindaly visits Bris. Mrs George Potter returns to Warren after visiting relatives. Harry Weeks returns from Sheffield after a week away. Mrs Amos Hayes underwent an operation at Corry hospital yesterday and is recovering well.
Colonel Roosevelt has asked Ben Lindaey of Denver to be his running mate for the third party ticket, with Lindsey now under consideration. The news emerged after Judge Lindsey's visit yesterday en route to Denton Texas, where he spoke with Cheitougita qilattorm.
Police report a man named Overton admitted to killing his wife in Newark on July 27. He was arrested in Maywood and brought to Newark under escort. The victim’s body was found at the foot of a brine barrel on Waverly Avenue, with signs of strangulation and assault.
An old time ad promises instant relief for sore feet with a product called E20 ointment. It touts soothing benefits for tender feet, sunburn, chafing, prickly heat, and hemorrhoids, claiming rapid results and a money back offer, urging readers to buy today.
A sale offering Men’s Oxfords in black tan and patent leather with button and lace options. Prices drop from regular values of 2.50 to 1.98 for tan gun metal and patent varieties, with Grossett and Howard & Foster, and other styles on sale around 2.98. Also showcases rubber soled slippers at 0.68.
A head on freight train derailment near a mountain pass triggers urgent rescue along torn tracks. Witnesses describe crashed engines, scattered cars, and a crowd of rescuers from Corning and Elmira funneling to the scene. Parachutists near the wreck attempt to aid survivors as emergency teams search wagons and embankments for injured passengers and nearby homes.
A garbled early 20th century advertisement touts Zemo medicated soap promising relief from skin ailments and guaranteed satisfaction. It mentions a free trial, mentions a path to clear skin and pain relief, lists distributors and a St Louis company, and advertises related products and paraphernalia.
An apparent custody dispute erupted into a car snatching on Monday afternoon when a woman abducted Evan B. Sprague, the foster son of Mr and Mrs. Benjamin Sprague, in Olean. The vehicle headed toward Olean City as the Spragues fought to regain custody, the incident highlighting tensions over adoption plans and parental rights. The case drew attention from police and the public amid curious rumors and tense emotions.
Carry Floral Co advertises geraniums cannas and bedding plants for home planting, offering fast planting and summer bloom. Includes contact Otto Brock on Columbus Ave at Center 9 with Bell phone 322-1 and a promise of suitable plants and satisfaction.
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