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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
7
A mixed page fragment lists ads for employment and goods, including a WANTED exchange for a horse and driver, home sewing work offers, hosiery sales, housework help, and a sale notice for pure bred birds. The remainder references newspaper humor and medical tips sections and rail line schedule notes.
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, freed earlier, was rearrested while returning home under escort. Police and a crowd of onlookers clashed as she was taken to resume serving her sentence for parliamentary protest activity, with speculation of a renewed hunger for action.
Montgomery Bohington, longtime New York journalist, died after a long illness. His wife died in October and he is survived by two children. The report notes his prominent career and his association with local Newtoncdle area outlets.
A man died after a fall from a train near Alleehony. The incident occurred as the victim was traveling with a group including Fred Furness, former president of Alleehony, and involved a search or rescue effort by authorities in New York. Further details were not immediately available.
A meeting of the proprietors and Trustees of the Universalists Free Church of Columbus will be held at the church on July 28, 1914 at 8 p.m. to decide leasing or renting any part of the church to Columbus Landre No.1 Ltd of Fal My. C. Barnes, President of Board of Trustees.
A cluttered ad-like text extols hair growth with cleansing routines and various products. It references a hospital, charity, and multiple brands but remains disjointed, making concrete facts scarce. The fragment suggests health and beauty themes centered on hair care and routines.
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