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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1914
Page
2
A man identified as Joseph Stogelike, a well known farmer from Sherman, was found near the Nickel Mine Road east of Dunkirk by Delvotive tarry Zenty of Buffalo. Authorities are investigating as the body lay in a roadside area early this morning.
The Terry family reunion met on Thursday at the Midth Derry Parity, with Mr J. E. Terry presiding. Attendees shared reports from absent members, elected officers including Jr. Terry as president and Mina Terry as secretary, and discussed next meeting plans.
On July 4 the Pennsylvania railroad Redbank tunnel nears completion as two work gangs meet at the midpoint and pass through the full length. Much earth removal remains and white rock cuts are prominent, but full tunneling progress signals early finish for the project benefiting the Allegheny river valley and OU City.
Dispatch from Jamestown Post reports a break in at the chapel house beside the Jewish Cemetery. The intruder smashed a window tore up flooring and removed a hidden item as investigators probe possible murder links to Ernest Howard, who served time for manslaughter and was released earlier this year.
The death of JA Arthur occurred when his car left a bridge near the Proktor bridge in Filfield township. Authorities say no guardrail or protection existed and a lawsuit against the state will proceed.
An old notice promotes a root based remedy called Vegerable Compound from Lydian BE 1 Pinklam claiming women in Kandey county towns have regained health. The ad urges sufferers to try the product as a cure for their ailments.
A garbled ad promises a doorstep mower sharpening service in Coury Pa and Union Whone. It claims blades are evenly sharpened, old machines improve, and a trial is offered with a 50 cent cost if not satisfied, urging immediate contact for latest invention.
An old time health ad promotes a mineral water cure to awaken the liver and kidneys. It touts heavy meals as cause of dull stomach and back pain with coated tongue and rheumatism. The remedy claims quick relief by evaporated mineral water with two spoonfuls at breakfast and three quarts costing little.
A dramatic local dispute centers on meat sales to foreigners. Officials and the Malira Construction Company face legal action as the Kages AQuiloMed defend against claims. The case involves contracts, payments, and shipments from Titusville with authorities pursuing the matter.
The Santa Maria departed Erie as part of a flotilla once at the Panama Exposition site, amid plans to relocate for display elsewhere. The Ninque, Wolverine, and Pint remain, with the former crew and ship actions noted as historic, drawing thousands to view during their Erie stay.
An Amherst reader praises Saxo Salve and Saxo Son for removing a stubborn facial pimple after a doctor suggested draining it. The letter claims full restoration of clear skin and notes the product is sold by Babul & Son in Corry Virginia and through local outlets in town.
The fragment hints a housekeeper voice praising Ream and York as profitable sellers of goods like tents cotton and other items. It mentions theater storage and interior tables and suggests a view that these goods are kept away from street dust.
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