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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1925

Page

6

Watchman Killed by Fast Penny Train Near Tamline Crossing

A train at the Tamline crossing struck watchman William Devereaux, who stood on the track as the express approached. The engineer and crew attempted to halt the train but could not avert the fatal impact, with the mangled victim removed to an undertaker's care.

Watchman Kane William Red Ress Joknaonbureabet Willom Wis Wilours Jens Tisieddiremiu John Amon

Stop Itching Scalp Patent Remedy Ad Claims Quick Relief

An old ad proclaims a scalp treatment by Parisian Saxe that stops itching instantly and promotes hair growth. It touts a luxurious finish and beauty, with Ames & Co and druggists selling the product nationwide.

N. B. Ames & Co

Five Dead in Freak Storm Across New York Area

A wild storm drenched parts of New Jersey and New York last night, killing five people and injuring many. A wall of rain and lightning struck, toppled structures near St Patrick's Cathedral and the American Museum, with debris falling on streets as emergency crews rushed to aid victims. Local officials report several hospitalizations and ongoing investigations into the rare weather event.

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Purifying Blood Boosts Appetite and Vitality Ad Claim

An old advertisement extols S S S as a blood purifier to restore appetite and energy. It promises better complexion, stronger health, and renewed pep by cleansing blood and aiding red cell production. The copy urges quick action before weakness deepens and notes distribution in drug stores.

Chautauqua Opens Summer Program 1925 With Address

Chautauqua Inst starts its 1925 summer season on Thursday June 26 with gates closing and a formal opening address at 2 15 p m by Dr Arthur Bestar P M Mr Tugh Porter organist

Chautauqua Arthur Bestar Tugh Porter

Calvary Episcopal Church and Oratorio Society Recital

A New York City frett recital by Mr Porter as new organist at Chautauqua. Dr Sherman Divine of Rochester, NY presents a talk titled The Challenge of the Worlds. Music and concerts fill the day with performances by Madame Pirre Ponailiiane and the New York Symphony Orchestra among others at Chautauqua.

Calvary Episcopal Church New York City Porter Tyleriah Church Rochester

Piece Goods Men’s Union Workwear Prices

Men’s 98clue chambray working shirts 79 cents each. Men’s athletic style union suits 39 cents each. Men’s heavy blue face coveralls and jackets union made 25 cents each. Pair Men’s good quality cotton working pants dark and khaki colors 9 dollars 8 cents.

Hosiery and housewares sale ad highlights

A storefront advertises hosiery specials including pure thread silk hose at 2.25 dollars and silk and fibre hose for ladies at 1.65 dollars. Also listed are men's grey mixed work hose, 25 cent miscellany items, ribbed cotton socks, American Made pint vacuum bottles at 98 cents, and assorted household china and cups with small item prices.

Child's Wear and Infant Garments in Millers Store

A scanned ad lists infant wear and women undergarments priced 25 cents for rubber pants and infant slips, 98 cents for silk bloomers and chemise, 15 cents for assorted colored pairs, and a dollar for a fine brocaded bra. It notes sizes and styles including double boned busts and couture pieces.

Oil Cloth by the Yard and Widths

First quality oil cloth offered at 45 inches wide in white and color options. Prices set at 39 cents per yard.

Window Screens Product Catalog Entry

Window screens first quality extension win dow screens hardwood frames 12x33 inch each 33c 15x33 inch each 43c 8x33 inch each 55c 24x33 inch each Gsel

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