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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1913
Page
5
Meredith Nicholson sketches a tangled melodrama as Duke-like suitors chase Cecilia and Cecilius through a prewar town. Arnold Ames, Hezekiah, Octavia and Aunt Detayla maneuver amid plots, diaries, and confidences building toward a decisive romance.
The National Bank of Corry in Corry Pennsylvania lists Henry Keppel as president and Smith as cashier. The document mentions General Tanking, Transnets, and drafts on foreign countries along with time deposits and interest references, indicating a ledger or banking notice context.
Fragmentary notes describe an October November 1 offer for strawberry plants and related sales. The text is garbled with errant names and nonsensical phrases, mentioning Hale plant and various local sellers, making specifics unclear.
New York on March 17 burglars looted the vault of Martin Blinonn Sonw pawnbrokers at 4 Hester Street stealing diamonds valued at 250000 with bonds and gold watches also reported taken. The thieves breached a wall and avoided burglar alarms, escaping with 260 drawers of pledged items though no witnesses saw them.
An advertisement extols Putnam’s Corn Extractor as a painless, quick cure for corns. The copy claims it draws out the painful core without ramps or quick tricks, marketing to readers of druggists and readers of journal coupons. It notes a 40 cent price and urges purchase from Putnam’s brand.
Leaders of the association head to Ridgway at noon to review the mausoleum project. Altoona backers have pledges to support the Corry structure, with spring start planned pending weather and material arrangements. The firm expects to complete contracts and close papers soon.
Report notes lack of insurance on the property and mentions a community effort to aid Mr. Price and Levase. Readers are urged to contribute via the Evening Journal or at the Black Mitl Shop of Price in North Jerry, a relative.
A vintage remedy ad touts Doan's Kidney Pills for backache nervousness dizziness and other kidney related symptoms. It cites neighbor Corry and D. A. Johnson of 201 Hssex Street Corry Pauls claiming lasting relief after using the product sold by Ames & Co Druggists. price and distributors noted.
A historical trade card advertises chiropractors offering cures for appendicitis asthma constipation catarrhal goiter gall stones hay fever rheumatics infantile paralysis and other conditions, naming McKelvey D Co and W Builth Atrent as providers.
Mentville March 14 Judge Thomas J. Prather presided as he granted two licenses at Venango. The two placers, William J. Spaulding and Wilisee J. Stalubook, had expired licenses since March 1, 1914. Also transferred was the license for Mrs. Sweeney at Gambridge Springs. With the new licenses Crawfords County will have 69 licensed places for the coming year and all petitions are passed.
A local shop highlights a new year promotion featuring a diary assortment from simple vest pocket sizes to elaborate models. The display includes The Ling a Day Hoots, noted for daily comparisons and yearlong usefulness.
An advertisement touts a new confectionery line claiming adherence to pure food standards and top grade sweetness. It emphasizes attractively crafted sweets and consistently low pricing to attract customers.
Do You Need Agricultural Implements If you look up before buying elsewhere it will save money. Chave on hand a large stock including Grain Drills Binders Mowers Tedders Manure Spreaders Gasoline Engines Cream Separators Harrows Plows Lime Spreaders and more Myers Pumps and Go Wanda Go Wanda repairs offered.
A fragment notes notices from municipal and legal items including property leases loans and mortgage actions. Mention appears of C 8 Porter and an Alderman context.
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