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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1914
Page
6
A United States and Argentine beef exchange notes the first Argentine beef arriving this season. Officials claim quality rivals American beef and price points suggest strong competition. The report cites per pound rates and market expectations across towns, with debates over labor costs and preservation standards shaping the outlook.
A large canning factory owned by John McLaughlin of North East Pennsylvania caught fire Monday afternoon. Firemen confined the blaze to a small portion of the building where goods were stored. The manager J H Mackie had been maintaining a fire to preserve stored goods, leaving it unattended briefly which allowed flames to spread near stoves. An employee, Mr McAvoy, alerted others and helped save most of the cans and supplies. Estimated loss around $500 with some salvage of goods.
An advertisement touts a wide use for a narrow point remedy claiming relief from catarrh and related ailments. It asserts instant, lasting relief with gentle dosing and offers money back if not benefited. The copy mentions respiratory symptoms and states a price of $1.40 for the full package.
A garbled OCR page lists varied food products and brands including sugar waters onions corn and codfish. Mentions Ohio State Chemist, Swamp Root, and Dyspepsia remedies, with scattered brand names and quantities.
Militants burned the town building in Bitton during a continuing agitation tied to the arrest of Mr Pankhurst. The blaze caused extensive damage. A notice to dairymen from the Currie Mille Provlu nts hints at operational changes in local manufacture with possible price impacts.
The Mayville courtroom heard further testimony on the Beardsley Putnam shooting case. Key witnesses described the moments after the first shot, the sheriff’s movements, and Putnam’s account of the wounded scene. The defense and prosecution debated statements and the path of the alleged attacker through the house, with exhibits including a soldier coat. The trial resumed with jurors attentive to every detail as testimony progressed.
Fragmented OCR notes describe an Orvine drink habit product with dubious cure claims. The text mentions no ak yon and advises against wagering on results. Names like Jake Subinfary and Cayla are unclear. references to Rabbit & Son and Drugelota suggest a damaged, ad-like listing with promotional tone and questionable efficacy notes.
Clogged nostrils ease and catarrh vanishes within minutes with Ely's Cream Balm. Dull head, stuffed nose, and sore throat ease as the balm is applied to the nostrils, promising immediate relief and a restful night. Encourages buying a small bottle at drug stores to try the remedy.
A fragmented vintage ad and narrative snippet recounts Putnam's Painless Corn Extract as a comical remedy amid wartime chatter. The text blends product hype with odd cultural notes, mentioning Queen's Rifles and various figures while describing crowded lines and mixed moods at a public event.
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