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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1915
Page
6
The Ben Greet Players Howe's Orchestra Readers Singers Lecturers and soloists present a program of wisdom song humor and folklore featuring Pamahaska and his pets with Boy Scouts in attendance at the community event.
A vintage ad touts Thompson's Barome remedy to cleanse and renovate kidneys. It promises relief from constipation and rheumatic symptoms, claims cures for women, and urges purchase via postal card. Mentions prices and addresses in Ville, Pa.
Perry Brorer Bell phone 20-W Geittt. Tarry notice indicates local effort to collect and remove rubbish from multiple homes and yards.
Newspaper item notes Germany seeks civilian restraint to save leather for military use. It mentions city residents urged to wear wooden shoes where possible and reports from across Europe about border troop movements and tensions. The piece references neutral stance shifts and diplomatic exchanges involving Germany, Italy, and Switzerland.
The article describes a plan for a Model Rural School in Crawford County near Venango Township. Trustees aim to employ Norman teachers, observe and study two to three groups of students, and create a model standard school praised for its community impact and aesthetic improvements. The effort seeks support from nearby towns and features travel routes for visiting educators.
Former Mexican president General Pablo Diaz and his family, including Señora Carmen Domero Rubio Dine and their son Porfirio Mu dr, were with him in Paris when the end came. The scene centers on a high profile figure, his kin, and the final moments abroad.
A sequence of crashes near Westfield left Mrs. Doll Brown and her husband from East MH street injured after a motor cycle and sidecar were demolished by a car that sprang from behind. They were treated by Dr. Foiler as police noted, with Brown suffering multiple wounds and a broken bruise while Mr Brown escaped with minor injuries. Local witnesses Carl Morgenstern and Myron Galloway described the chaotic scene, with parts of the motorcycle gear scattered across the road and Galloway narrowly avoiding further injury.
Corry resident D. P. Lemon of 627 Ironpot Street reports kidney pain and back ache prior to using Downs Kidney Pills. He asserts the pills relieved pain and restored kidney normalcy. Price 5 cents at all dealers, Foster Milburn Co. Propa Buffalo N.Y.
Letters from Swan Creek and Hebron praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash for fatigue and female weakness. Testimonials claim renewed strength, energy, and readiness forhousework, with assurance of confidential, women-only responses from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a Jawn mower pusher with back aches and a ragged appearance. It mentions contact names Caldwell and Wright at Corry Ta and a Bell phone number 268 M Mit. The text references aviation attached to the machine and a promise of immediate call.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention dry cleaning firms, a Coit firm in Nur ary Stool, and dyeing into cow rugs. References to H JAY SPENCER and Plonoant are garbled. No coherent event or dates established.
An ad style fragment touts the Beaton Fountain Pen as the latest in fountain pens with smooth writing and reliable performance. It claims the pen offers a nice feel, steady feed, and easy demonstration to showcase its value to potential buyers.
A headless male body was found near a freight train at Kennerdell on Saturday evening. The unidentified man, 43, was beneath the train after it derailed or was moved by a crew. Coroner Albert McWIlroy viewed the scene. motive and connection to a companion, known as Charlie Miller, remain unclear. The body was sent to Venango County authorities for further handling.
D F Southworth's The Florist offers fine floral arrangements and plants with careful attention to every order. Serves the Columbia Avenue and North Center area near Troll.
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