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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1914
Page
8
The article notes a general recession in prices across goods from woolen clothing to silk, with textiles and materials showing notable reductions. It cites court testimony in Newick about a public market contract and mentions price drops of over half on several items, while fresh meat and poultry remain less affected.
The Sciota youth group forms the Epworth League with Misa Neva Trigg as president and Miss Jeannette Drake as secretary. Archie Briggs serving as treasurer and Misa Emo Briggs as organist, with Nettie Alum, Ruth Thorington and Omer Kelisted on the executive committee. Meetings set for Friday night.
The entry notes two new arrivals described as the father of Xing for the second time and lists Palmer and McCormick Shuson in a local birth-style notice. It mentions a 70 cent reward for pictures at the Lyric tonight and remarks on local happenings in Corry.
Embassy reports martial law in parts of Brazil and censorship on dispatches. Northern states face disturbances linked to racial tensions and regional political strife, with exiled Duke of Braganza faction said to be exploiting the turmoil to push its cause.
Local churches list Sunday activities with times, pastors, and themes. United Brethren led by Rev N J Macintyre, morning and evening programs. St Paul Evangelist Luther church with Sunday School at 10, main service 11, evangelistic service 7. Christian Science service and reading room hours. Methodist Episcopal Church details for Sunday 11 and 7:30, Sunday School 3:45. Columbus M E Circuit and Second Ave Baptist details. Missionary and other evangelistic services listed with specific times and locations.
The Salvation Army on Washington Street announces a United Prisse meeting tonight with special meetings Sunday including a United Sunday School at 2 pm and a young people's gathering at 7 pm. Daeryn Smith will speak and the choir will render special music. An evangelistic service is planned next Tuesday with Rev D Te Martin and a Baptist missionary pastor as speakers. Everyone is invited.
Many stomach sufferers praise a simple vegetable remedy for chronic stomach liver and intestinal trouble. The Chicago druggist advertises Moyrn’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy claiming quick relief within 24 hours and urging readers to try it to be convinced.
Advertises a 10-cent box of a remedy called Carecarts to relieve sour stomachs, belching, heartburn, and digestive discomfort. Claims the product removes the cause by cleansing the liver and bowels and restoring regularity. Also promotes a nighttime Concert as a stimulant for digestion.
A theater listing notes two real features including a thriller The Sale of a Wear and Biograph drama His Inspiration. Maurice Gostelta headlines along with two comedies and other film selections at AmuseU Theater.
The Arcade announces Miss Adams in Erie Pennsylvania has secured agency for home made candies. No artificial flavors or colorings. Uses best selected nuts. One box calls for two. Always fresh. Made by Miss Adams, Erie Pa.
A list of items and prices for a March bargain sale including table salt box Diamond Bilent safe matches marmot tall follet fancy mackerels prepared boned herring smoked meats tuna fish sardines mustard salmon and boneless cod. Also notes extra fancy New Lina beans and fresh meat block if weather cooperates.
Judge Hilan issues a ruling against liquor licenses affecting major hotels in the county. The decision forces closures effective at midnight Saturday, with several establishments already told to suspend operations.
The readable fragments mention names like Judge Gian te w heather of Alre and Corry, with unclear references to horses and wholesale terms. The text appears to be an OCR mishmash of a local notice or column. No coherent event or outcome is discernible.
To a United Trem New York city March day a baby boy was born. The birth was recorded by Dr and Mia with the Derby board directing the notice. Derby was formerly Mian Hthal.
A misread report states Mika Doolin of the Phillies joined the Federal League's Baltimore team then refused a figure, prompting desertion from organized baseball as magnates shift headquarters from Knickerbocker to Waldorf Astoria, with men of the organization in command.
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