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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1911
Page
4
Market report details New York provision prices and blotchy entries for corn flour oats and butter with Buffalo livestock figures for cattle hogs and sheep. Includes hay market notes and a fragmentary line about the Declaration of Independence signatures.
Standings are listed with teams like New York Philadelphia Boston and Detroit. Eastern League and State League standings appear with a mix of team names, cities, and partial scores, reflecting a dense, period-voice bulletin of standings and upcoming games.
A woman awoke from a dream and called her two sons from bed before a thunderstorm. Moments later a lightning bolt struck their room, killing them and their clothes catching fire as rain soaked the area. The incident occurred during a severe storm in Ls Hill county, with local authorities reporting the tragic deaths.
An advertisement promises a "One Hundred Dollars" reward for Roy case of Catarrh cured by Cheney & Co. Toledo wholesalers Walding, Kinnan & Marvin claim a Philadelphia style remedy named Mall's Catern Cure with a claimed price of seven cents per bottle. The notice urges direct fulfillment at the source and implies testimonials of effectiveness.
An old advertisement from Morton's Gap Kentucky promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for chronic backache. It claims dramatic relief, cites a testimonial from Mrs. Onute Woonaen, and offers medical advice and patriotic marketing. Also mentions Carrie Ice delivery and Corry, Pa. origins.
A damaged early 20th century report describes four crew members found dead aboard a vessel near Maine harbor. Water was reportedly removed from the surrounding area, and investigators suspect an external explosion impacted the ship. Further details and names are unclear due to garbled text.
Unclear OCR note describes three cars unloading, mostly wheat, with stray words about poultry supplies and Acme Milling Company. The readable fragment hints at a freight event or delivery connected to Acme Milling. No further verifiable details.
A fragmentary ad style note extols FLOUR as the heart of baking craft, praising the wheat, taste, and experience while urging readers to try the best flour to improve cooking and embrace the staple of daily life.
Print ad announces a July clearance with deep discounts on coats, shirts, muslin, suiting, hosiery, undergarments, and gowns. It touts reduced prices across coats from $26 to $0.08, shirts and waists, muslin fabrics, suits from $25 to $11, and a new line of genuine silk, plus J-4¢ green trading stamps with purchases.
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