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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
6
Large stock on hand including Grain Drills Cinders ows ers Techers Manure Sprechlers Gasoline Engines Cream Separators Disk Harrows fever Harrows Smoothing Harrows Silky Plows Burch Plows Aurora Plows Shovel Plows Cultivators Lime Spreaders Myers Pumps Castor Machine oil 25¢ per gal Repairs for Burch Wiard Go Wanda Aurora Plows.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Lelplein plan a visit to Euston with West daughter Mrs D J Wilath and husband of Salamanca May 11 and Meg Brown expected to return from Florida Tuesday next if health allows. Dr H B Edmunds and Richard returned to Sinclairville after a few days visiting their parents. A reminder: The Congregational Church meeting is Sunday at 11 o'clock. Mrs Willix Conant of New York has been visiting and left for home yesterday.
Local notes list Miss Maw Hudson traveling to Titusville for Easter with relatives. Various residents, including Mrs. Leon Allen of Britton and Harry Batsow of Youngsville, are visiting family or returning home from recent trips.
A garbled item references a film titled The Fire Fighter's Love with Michael McChaln and a comedy setup. The readable parts imply a sensational cinema page note about a dance scene and a star pairing, with unclear production details.
A fragmented advertisement lists family goods and household items with varied prices. Items include canned peaches, oats, crackers, soaps, gelatin, household cleansers, spices, and bakery syrups. Local vendors promote courteous service and in person shopping.
A flood of names fills a city social page as residents, visitors, and students journey to events and Easter observances. Guests include Miss Michel Croveb and Miss Molen Bathurst in town, Alice Mend on Horn Street, Alice Mend visiting Alimothur, and Mr C Moroich arriving from Franklin. Several locals travel to New York, Youngville, and Athulie City for occasions and a funeral is noted.
A historical report notes a massacre involving the Fourth Cavalry near Tyrla tonteht during two revisions by the Great Blsan Company. It records about 100 people affected and mentions a sea drama, plus five counts dated 1129.
An advertisement notes SUNSY Alberta and Saskatchewan vacations as the granary of the world, promoted as accessible through the Soo Line from Chicago. Includes address for W. L. Allen, BP Agent, 295 Broadway, New York City.
Mrs Anni Lawson of Providence reports relief from organic displacement and bearing down pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says standing for long periods caused pain, but health improved, enabling factory and housework duties. Lawson gives permission to publish her name and share experiences with friends.
A dramatic Saturday fire sweeps through Amaweth The Mout Pen area causing extensive damage. The blaze engulfed multiple structures and men battled the flames for hours, with emergency crews coordinating efforts to control the inferno.
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