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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1919
Page
8
Daily shipments bring 100 hat styles in Lisere Milan hemp and straw shapes suited to tailored and dress wear. Navy brown purple henna and black colors highlighted. Fabrics include calicos ginghams muslin and dress goods with wide variety of patterns and everyday sale prices.
Spartansburg News Letter reports the R F Livermore Company works on Main Street replacing old wires with new. A cordon will close the street during work. A free will offering raised about 41 dollars. Miss Maybelle Bellrooks ghost hosted a birthday gathering for schoolmates. Will Forea, recently in Franklin, was called home.
On Monday Mayor William Agnow announced to the city council a letter from the Agra Chapter of Pennsylvania signaling that Oil City could join the New York Chicago Airway as an official landing field. The move would support air service between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh via Erie, leveraging local trained air service personnel.
An early 20th century note details the Bell system's reach with 10908185 telephones connected, Bell owning 7,200,000 and other rural lines totaling about 8,800,000. The Bell network spans 24,281,150 miles, 94 percent copper and all underground. Local society items record visits and notices, including Frank Eldred's visit, Kinsey family, and burial announcements.
A public sale posted by Woodford Ridge on State Line Road near Wattsburg Pa offers yearling hulls six horses seven Berkshire hogs an assortment of farm equipment including a Mogul International tractor a Weatingbouss separator and multiple plows tires and hay tools. Auctioneer V L Powers notes six months on good notes and serves lunch at noon.
Warton March 11 A Youngsville girl Helen Armstrong was killed by a northbound New York Central train on the station platform. A Pennsylvania rain halted the crowd. Coroner Chapman and other officials were notified. The Armstrong family are eight siblings.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edward’s Olive Tablets as a gentle natural remedy for bad breath. It claims a purely vegetable formula aiding bowels and liver, with olive color tablets to be taken nightly, priced 19 cents per box.
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