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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1914
Page
7
An old newspaper blurb promotes a new lawn care device, the Green Grass Grew All Around Razor, attached to a mower to sharply sharpen blades in minutes. The ad touts the contraption as affordable and compares it to other sharpening methods, urging readers to send for the demonstration at the stated address.
In Erie court, Manuel Grice and wife sue photographer W. Salsbury alleging fraud over photographic enlargements. Be gentraoted with Mrs Grice and delivered an enlargement rejected by her, while Salsbury claims completion met contract terms. Alderman Tom's court adjourned after two hours amid testimonies of traveling operations and alleged mistreatment.
Gus Mit production Mutt and Jeff in Panama to be staged Friday at the Library Theater. The three acts blend melodrama and musical comedy with Will Cobb Leo Barwan music and Owen Davin lyrics. The show features the world famous duo as patriotic heroes in a humorous adventure.
A fragmented notice mentions Corry Hospital and related parties A B Ragon and Qorry. The readable items reference vehicle rear action and a case filed at and involving local hospital matters with several initials.
A North Mant Sun note warns of a locust swarming in June 1897. It advises avoiding pruning during the outbreak and protecting young fruit stock near woodlands. It suggests spraying and wrapping procedures and cautions on timing and tree care.
June opportunity from Drominn Farms offers hatching eggs and bred hens at $1.00 per 15. Hen groups show high egg counts over five months and four hens are not yet broody. Fertility guaranteed. Also selling Plymouth Rock stock at 75 cents per setting. Mrs Charles Hasbrouck Wayne Street Bell 191 R.
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