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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
5
A nineteenth century shop advertises diary keeps and Sing 8 Day Hooks, noting growing popularity and daily comparison features. It invites customers to come in and view the assortment, highlighting an older, elaborate style versus smaller pocket sizes.
Andrew S McEwlvey D D advertises chiropractic services at 29 W Smith Street claiming spinal alignment can affect appendicitis asthma constipation catarrh dyspepsia diabetes deafness hay fever headaches locomotor ataxia neuralgia neck rheumatism and other conditions.
An ad invites readers to visit for eye care with affordable glasses and vision help. It emphasizes gratitude and urges those with eye problems to seek assistance, promising reasonable costs on frames and lenses.
In Warren Pennsylvania on a March night, 18 year old Kellogg was arrested on charges of parole violation and larceny after a minister and detective nabbed him at North Warren. Kellogg, an Mansfield reform school escapee, was to be returned to Mansfield with a reward to the detecting duo from the Pennsy detective.
Jamestown report details Jamestown man Henjamah Broxeo convicted of petty theft and stealing a razor from a rooming house on Monroe Street. He admits stealing a penny bank from Mr Brown’s baby, claims to have disposed of the coins, and is sentenced to 63 days in Erie County Penitentiary.
A P R R No 2 freight train on the New York and Pennsylvania Rally road derailed between Canistog and Cerpa near Boliver. Several passengers and crew were injured including Postil Clerk George Holmes and high axeman Lewis Jacobs. The wreck was cleared by the Buffalo and Susquehanna line after a broken rail is believed to have caused the accident.
Mrs Mohwel Schistr, severely burned in the Mayburg fire, died last night at Kane Hospital. Her husband and child, also burned, are recovering. The incident involved a $2,000 honey theft that prompted her to enter the house where she sustained fatal burns.
Alfred Gather of Saybrook tracked and trapped a wild cat after days of pursuit. The animal leaped at him but a heavy blow killed it. The beast weighed about 11 pounds and measured nearly two feet from nose to tail, found near Smith's Place in Sheffield.
In Lake Pleasant a fire damaged the Newton residence while neighbors helped and a crowd formed at the Wattsburg pavilion. Mr Newton planned to contact Al Warne about a new house. Several locals, including children and relatives, were mentioned amid reports of injuries and community gatherings.
Notice to stockholders states the annual meeting of Carry Hospital Association stockholders will be held at the hospital on Wednesday March 12 1911 at eight oclock p m to elect the board of directors for the ensuing year J P Canby secretary also mentions living journal coupons valued at 40 cents per hundred and references related notes.
William A Maulyn, longtime North East banker now in prison for bank law violations, testified in Erie Court of Common Pleas as he pursued an overdraft claim of 400 plus interest. The suit by A J Loop, trustee in bankruptcy, noted $607 paid. defendants included William Simpson and R K Willis, with a statute of limitations defense raised.
A Windors Kansas woman credits Lydia E B Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing years of female trouble after a friend’s suggestion. The ad touts the remedy as a tonic derived from native roots and herbs and offers personal letters for advice.
The Starr Granite Marble Works at 140 Maple Ave Corry Pa announces expanded stock of monuments headstones and markers to show customers exact appearance and avoid disappointment. The firm emphasizes correct proportions material choices and larger assortments for memoriam work.
A fragmented OCR snippet lists various potato dishes and sandwiches with unclear spellings and stray terms. It mentions potatoes fried or boiled, bread items, coffee and milk, and references to days or counts, but the text is garbled and not fully decipherable.
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