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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1914
Page
4
A jumble of notices covers a sale of Eastman Kodaks and soaps, agricultural prices, a funeral in Spring Creek, horse sales, transport and railroad plans, and community events. It notes a concert reserve, a real estate move, and upcoming parish and charitable activities.
Local ta len combo plans a comedy night in Corry with varied acts. Audience urged to arrive for a lively showcase led by seasoned performers and rising stars. Proceeds support community programs.
Fragmented OCR lists social events and ads including a senior benefit at the Prinily theater, a maple sale, and camera promotions. It notes Mrs James Stafford arriving from Tames town and mentions K W Bluglosmy and a Mr Heown's death, with planned interment and a local memorial attendance.
A vintage advertisement promotes Cascarets as a 10-cent laxative for torpid liver and clogged bowels. It claims quick overnight relief, sleep-powered cleansing, and benefits for men and children, urging Apugelst and broad usage to avoid misery from indigestion and foul stomach conditions.
A chaotic poster promotes a film about the San Prugelsco earthquake hailed as a thrilling account of a city shaken by disaster. Audiences are invited to the AMUSU venue tonight to witness the sensational feature after the earthquake’s fearsome depiction.
The Family Theater program lists a comedy featuring Mer. Trodsky and Wallace lold with Porathy Davenport in Saving the Chill. Also shown are The Introduction and Tur Parserty plus music by Kastor and Son Thburn.
Michael Splynard a 40 year old railroad worker was killed in the Pennay freight yards yesterday. He was aiding with a string of cars when a switch engine bumped the string, throwing him between the timbers. Coroner Chagur Smree reported Splynard survived by his wife and five children.
A Keystone comedy with Fat Boy features a return of Halen Redmond. Glimpses of mystery blend with dramatic humor and sidelights on a real Mrs. A powerful, absorbing povtety tale unfolds with playful, strong narrative energy and local color.
A purse snatcher named William Vincent Richelau alias James Riley wrestled with store clerks near 16 West 12th Street, was subdued by Rounduman Schmotter, and held on $800 bond by Alderman Klemm awaiting hearing. The incident occurred yesterday in the RutHer Stump Co. office.
Notice to dairymen that Corry Milk Products Mite Co plans to resume butter and cheese manufacture at their plant on Second Ave and likely start factory about late April. Company may produce the celebrated "Choone" aiding milk prices. Patrons should notify H.R. Driges by March 18.
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