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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1912
Page
6
An old advertisement extols Pillotones as a tonic for cleansing the body inside and out. It claims the product strengthens bowels, aids digestion, enriches blood, fortifies nerves, and renews vitality for those with biliousness headaches constipation kidney liver or stomach trouble. Price 25¢. Sold by Thomas Downey.
AmuseU Theater Clarence Rogers went to Warrdn on business today. E Ferguson of the Ko RR was there from Meadyilie. Amy McGraw left for New York City for a stay. Will Brownlee returned to Mite after visiting relatives. Mrs I N Sheldon of Cuba N Y visits Mrs King on Frederic street. Anna Forca went to Warren to spend the day with sister Mrs Newell. A P Mount went to Bradford on armory erection business.
An article warns motorists about a dangerous gasoline blend sold as pure gasoline. A by product of natural gas, condensed into liquid gas and mixed with benzine, is being mishandled. Railroads refused to carry such tanks after several explosions. Municipalities push for harsh handling ordinances to curb dealers.
A fragment notes that men of Cambodia are urged to treat women with care, claiming they differ from other Assaric races in showing respect. The passage emphasizes gender roles and social expectations among these groups.
Buffalo Sunday News announces publication of a single issue featuring Corry photographs. It promotes the latest Sunday paper as the most up to date edition and urges readers to place their orders with the awe boy at once.
The common council held a regular Thursday meeting with Mr Melines presiding. The record of the previous meeting was read and approved. Mr Trinkot introduced ordinance No. 61 amending ordinance No. 29 relating to the high street franchise and the measure was referred to the ordinance committee with the city solicitor. A concurrent joint resolution was adopted. The council adjourned and reconvened with roll call except three members. The Property Committee reported delays in warrants to pay expenses for the Chief of the Fire Department and driver for a Columbus trip, with street light issues on Marion Street referred to the Lighting Committee. The board also approved appointing special policemen on Worth Center and East Main streets to time traffic speeds. The Lighting Committee was asked to study a light on Pleasant Street. A petition from Miss Esther Bills to connect property to Concord Street sewer was read and granted. Adjourned.
Readable items show Lisle gloves in multiple styles and colors with prices ranging from 43c to 89c and long gloves at 1.29 to 1.50. Niagara Maid vests and union suits offered at discounted sale prices, along with dress goods quoted at low cents per yard.
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