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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1915
Page
3
An advertisement touts a new Boston Fountain Pen at a dollar. It claims the pen is the latest, proudly inkless in pockets, always ready, and demonstrates its value to customers who visit the shop.
Summer is here to order a monument and secure low prices. The ad claims a splendid memorial made of the finest material, guaranteed to be erected this summer. Implying immediacy, it urges prompt attention from potential buyers.
D. F. Southworth The Florist offers finest floral arrangements nowars and plants at moderate prices. All orders receive careful attention. Green houses located at Columbus Avenue and North Center Street near trolley line. Bell phone 2604R.
Mayville July 22 The Penngyl y anth Company brought two excursions to Chautauqua Lake yesterday. The first arrived from Old City about 10 o'clock and went down the City of Cleveland boat and returned with the City of Buffalo. The second excursion arrived from Bastwin about 11 o'clock and rode the steamer City of Buffalo, ending on the City of Ginninal. Weather kept crowds light this season, with more automobile visitors than in prior years.
A historic claim describes a universal cure for stomach, liver, kidneys, or bowel troubles. The text touts a remedy said to have widespread use across many homes and cultures, promising relief for a range of ailments.
Beechams Pills are praised as reliable remedies to relieve indigestion dullness and biliousness. They claim cleansing the system purifying the blood toning the stomach stimulating the liver and regulating the bowels to explain why many rely on the remedy.
Four events staged at Bradford on July 22 featured notable drivers and horses. Texas Jim won a heat and the overall race, with penalties for the driver of the winning fastest heat and a $60 prize awarded to the fastest driver. Cedar Lake Girl swept three heats in the Phy R20 trot, while Great Bells and Tramp A Bit also posted strong performances in their races. Oakdale won the final control event in straight heats, amid several accidents affecting placements.
A man and wife attracted attention on the river bank in front of the Carver house yesterday evening. The woman suddenly jumped toward the water as the couple moved east along Pennsylvania Avenue, appearing to be in distress before they disappeared.
Jamentown reports James Yan and Warren Auto Clubs partner to place direction signs along the road from Mrowsburg to Warren and Corydon Kinzo. Officials discuss extending the route through Corydon and Warren, with a 50 mile stretch linking Jamestown to Kinzua and the Allegheny valley. Roy McPhorin and Chas Wibore led outreach to local officers to approve signs.
In Shamokin on July 2 a timber accident at Bear Valley coal works caused a large coal fall that injured Edward Lynch. While transporting him to a hospital an automobile driven by Nelson Wooledck collided with the ambulance, wrecking both vehicles. The injured man was moved to a wagon and taken home.
Allentown July 22 a fatal accident occurred when a car driven by Stephen Trarrett struck a 1 year old boy, Luduy Wal y acy Mowaor. The child was thrown from the bicycle and suffered an immediate neck injury leading to death at the scene as the vehicle moved on a steep hill toward a grocery outlet.
An old advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a remedy to thinning or dull hair. It claims nourishment, invigoration, and a youthful appearance, promising dandruff removal and fuller, shinier hair for women. Available at drug counters.
Kelso, a 22 year old resident of Bisimifield township, is confined at the Meadville jail awaiting a hearing after exhibiting signs of insanity. He reportedly tried on water closet room fittings, attempted to drive an automobile in a fit of confusion, and scattered clothes as attendants struggled to manage the episode.
Notice states undersigned clothiers agree to close our places of business each Wednesday at noon from July 24 through September 1 1915. Davis Hutzel Co Samuel Jarobson & Co W A Steen Hernstein Brothers The Nast Co.
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