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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1914
Page
2
Saint Patrick Day traditions spread across Erie county with services in many churches. Notes recount Patrick's disputed birth period and unlikely legends about snakes and frogs exiled from Ireland. The Union City Times-Eater praises local efforts and the new Merethanther linotype paper appearance.
King George Apent watches boxing and wrestling bouts at Guava barracks in London on March 17 as Wells defeats CKeole and HM Nye plans amid laughter. Sir John Murray, famed naturalist and oceanographer from Edinburgh, is killed in a car accident. his daughter in the car is seriously injured.
OCR reads as garbled medical prose claiming a cure for deafness via unspecified methods. It references candle, sound, and purported remedies, with scattered names and places, but the meaning is obscured and the overall claim is unsubstantiated.
An annual session of the Iponae court was held today in Warren County. All applicants for licenses were approved, except the Sugar Grove license where a remonstrance was filed. Witnesses were called for both sides, with Judge Hinckley reading the rules and delaying final action until after a debate over necessity and conditions in Sugar Grove. The Sugar Grove license remains under consideration until 1 p.m.
A Kinza House worker and three companions fell through ice on the Allegheny River while hunting. McKinnon reached shore, Segoine and another lad were pulled from the water, and Edward Lawson aided in the rescue attempt as cries for help echoed along the river.
West Side resident Mitchell announces he will not be a candidate to succeed himself. He thanks supporters but cites personal reasons for declining a second term and defers to other qualified legislative candidates.
Sugar Grove March 10 The body of missing Rh riai M Wright was found near Abbotts Corners behind a farm building by George Bundery. Wright 32 reportedly disappeared February 28 after leaving a Jamestown candy dealer and was identified by his clothing and a neighbor’s report. Coroner Dr Moreyt of Warrony was notified and the body lay in the field until authorities arrived after a heavy snowfall. He is survived by a son RO Wright, a daughter Mrs Le O Lawson, and several siblings.
Unionville Missouri woman describes weakness, cramps, and nervous spells from a female illness. After taking Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound she reports restored strength and health. She urges other women to try the medicine, noting its long history and trusted reputation.
Olen March 1. A petition was filed in Federal Court at Buffalo declaring Brooks and Marsal of Olean bankrupt. The firm has operated a chain of three stores and has been conducting business for years.
Old advertising note promotes a remedy called Glass of Salts to relieve kidney and bladder symptoms. It claims uric acid from meat harms kidneys, advises four ounces of salty salts in water before breakfast for several days, and touts benefits like reduced back pain and better urinary comfort. It emphasizes safety, affordability, and pleasant taste to attract buyers.
A Grove City man selected burial in the local cemetery and died within 24 hours. Details note his desire to be buried near his daughter and the sexton confirms the gravesite plan. A former resident of the area, Mk Vogsn, was among those who recently visited the cemetery.
An account recalls Voson collapsing and dying from heart failure near a cemetery after expressing wishes to be buried at a local grave. He directed burial at the site, spoke of visiting his daughter’s grave, and criticized poultry dealers as the scene unsettled.
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