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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1914
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text reads as a boastful housekeeper persona claiming to deal with Ream and York. The snippet hints at shop goods like tea and coffee and mentions motives of money and dissatisfaction with a store. No clear event or date.
A garbled ad from Ream and York GROCERS on First Avenue touts confectionery and meats as meeting the Pure Food Act requirements. The text asserts the products are pure, fresh, sweet, and of high quality, with emphasis on low prices and consistent standards.
Local shop project at the Apprentice School, Mundville, Pa, recreates a miniature locomotive from the Bele railroad company. Students and instructors, led by DeSaussure, showcase a detailed model engine with visible mechanisms and wood frame, aiming to educate about railroading and engineering.
The fragmentary text presents a cryptic notice with unreadable OCR. The readable portions hint at a local item or snippet but lack clear names, places, or dates to form a solid event or outcome for a concise summary.
Advertised by Thomas Downey and NF Ames & Co, Ames & Co retailers, Thompson Medicine Co, and others, the San Cura ointment and soap are marketed as universal healers. The copy touts relief for piles eczema boils rashes neuralgic pains and skin ailments with a guarantee of money back. It emphasizes emergency usefulness and promises gentle skin benefits and anti septic healing.
A gunman was taken into custody near Salamanca following an incident on a freight train. Police reported pockets of the suspect contained items suggesting a planned confrontation. The arrest occurred on a Wednesday afternoon as officers moved to secure the suspect at the local jail.
Fragments mention someone named George Brown and a judge in a midweek setting. Recalled items include attire, a jury, a court‑room feel, and a gathering around a meal. Details are unclear, with several garbled terms and out‑of‑place phrases.
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