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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
7
A brakeman identified as William Kuswell died at 3 49 p m at Kittanning hospital from injuries sustained in a northbound freight wreck near the town. The incident involved a bailly arash car and a train numbered 900.
A famous actor appears in Rex Wm Paversham promoting a film titled The Silver AgliPacy. Details on venue and dates remain unclear in the fragment.
Jamestown woman Matilda Ohwain, 69, was struck and killed by Erie freight No. 7 eastbound near the Hongi Brothers Furniture plant in Sampstown at 10:45 last night. The body was found badly mangled with the face unrecognizable.
A Philadelphia based product from ECKMAN LABORATORY promotes a remedy to ease persistent coughs. The advertisement claims relief from coughs linked to colds and throat issues with a listed price of $1.80 per bottle. The copy mentions a team and brand name Kelanan and references alternative remedies.
The report notes Tithaville adding WoOF UieKo players and Corey’s old standbys to reinforce the squad. It mentions possible matchups against established rivals and the coach eyeing leverage from new talent in upcoming games.
Advert reads safe and sane Fourth of July offerings with summer wear and hats. It promotes lightweight garments in brick, navy, black or gray, urging early purchase. It notes wholesale prices and a limited run of seasonal hats priced to retail at 5 to 6.50.
The ad touts new inexpensive wash skirts in well tailored seasonal styles. Prices range from 1.95 to 3.50, with dresses listed from 2.50 to 6.50, highlighting attractive looks versus higher priced items.
A fine opportunity in women's silk hosiery at $1.25 a pair. The item promises satisfactory wear with pure silk Min suid fibre, available in Field Mouse Gray Cordovan Brown Deer Black and White.
A flag feature highlights a 345 cotton flag with fast colors, a six foot jointed pole with ball top, halyards, and galvanized holder. Complete in case for $2.25, promoted as a fast seller for Independence Day.
Summer sale features dresses priced five to ten dollars in voile and gingham styles. Also offering muslin undergarments including drawers, gowns, skirts, and corset covers at low prices with a focus on light fabrics and summer colors.
An ad touts Hipindacelpy as a cure for piles and internal issues claiming safety with a trial guarantee and a large user base. It promotes TRM-ROTD products from No Union & Co and urges immediate action before a May deadline.
In the partial text a disordered report describes a rowdy crowd at a Grandland event. It mentions people resisting management, potential confrontations, and a planned game disruption involving local officials and attendees. No clear outcomes or names are discernible.
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