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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1915
Page
6
A 10 year old girl, Mrs Pred Whitmer, was accidentally shot by her husband while he cleaned a gun at their Du Bois home on a Tuesday morning. The husband believed the weapon unloaded but pulled the trigger as the couple argued with a cleaning rod in view. Funeral planned for 8 o'clock this afternoon at the family home.
An advertisement promotes Parisian Sage as a safe inexpensive tonic that nourishes the scalp and stimulates growth. It claims one application removes dandruff, strengthens hair, and leaves a radiant, luxurious look with renewed vitality, urging readers to try the product.
Thomas Anderton’s pigeon, lost during a 1911 training flight from Columbus, Ohio, has returned home after four years. The bird, identified by its aluminum leg band, was found in Madisonville, Kentucky, and arrived two weeks after the finder reported it. The case highlights the bird’s remarkable homing ability despite a long absence.
A local ad touts the Moston Fountain Pen as the smoothest writer with no pockets or Angora. It promises a demonstration and sample ink flow to entice buyers at the event.
Lynn Knepp promotes a wide assortment of high grade walls papers with floral effects scrolls and stripe patterns. The ad claims abundant choice and phenomenally low prices across many wallpaper styles to entice customers.
Mt Gretna Pa troops prepare for field encampment as Third and Fourth Infantry units arrive. General Dougherty and commanders slate camp opening Friday morning with tents rising and local volunteers joining the effort. Governor to visit on Sunday as fire brigade from Philadelphia arrives for the demonstration and reception.
In a crowded Sunday meet at Stamford, Anil McCray defeated rivals in a close race. The event featured many local participants from North Carolina and nearby towns, with Mey Parsons and Murry Hammond among the notable finishers.
A Dust for Roads campaign argues that auto traffic blankets homes with dirt harming health and property. It cites Atlantic Refining Company plans to oil or asphalt hundreds of miles of state roads and offers expert meetings to estimate costs and assist financing with county engineers.
The Bar Span staged a pantomime titled Cray to entertain the crowd. Proceeds from the evening supported the sled Banner while attendees enjoyed performances and camalury work.
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