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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1916
Page
3
A six month supply strategy cuts prices 25 percent below competitors and 50 percent before future hikes. The clearance runs through the coming week and ten days, with daily flat-cost pricing on staples like meats butter eggs fruits bread and produce. Store closes Friday at 1 PM and July 4 all day with several bargain items including coffee tea cocoa cereal and pantry staples priced to move.
Sly 8 Oscar Carlson slit his throat with a razor at a boarding house on Water Street around 12 o clock. Landlady Mrs John Samuelson summoned police. Quinlan found Carlson with a four inch throat wound and windpipe exposed. He died soon after at Jonas General Hospital. Carlson had been drinking for two weeks.
New York July 7 Mobilization camps in 22 states will be closed and recruits molded at army posts already designated Major General Leonard Wood announced at divisionals headquarters Governor's Island The change aims to prevent absence of regular army and National Guard officers from border commands and shifts training to regular army posts.
Chautauqua July 7 President Wilson may visit Chautauqua next week to deliver an address. H Bestor president of the Chautauqua Institution notes the six efforts to secure his presence, and a visit seems likely given the venue’s history and upcoming campaign issues.
An early 20th century ad offers Nellie Beatt at 114 1-3 North Center Street for shampoo services priced at 390 call. Includes a bell phone contact and a hair treatment specialty with 78 cents and a one week term.
Fragmentary OCR hints at campaign outreach and summer session support. Mentions assistance for Tina and general prosperity goals, but details are unclear and names or places remain ambiguous.
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