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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1915
Page
2
A landslide at the Britannia mine evacuates area as 50 people die and many more are injured. The nine level section collapsed on the mountainside near Sound, causing substantial property damage and blocking the tramway. Authorities report extensive debris and ongoing rescue operations.
An advertising claim from Cheney Co Toledo Ohio promises a cure for deafness via internal treatment. The text notes that deafness is caused by ghtaren inflamed mucous and urges a free circular offer, with a reward for valid test proves.
Incoherent OCR fragment notes the shore of the Sound and mentions a destroyed or damaged scene. References to a coal mine, workers, physicians, and about 1000 men appear amid garbled wording. The readable facts are limited and unclear.
Readable text notes a theatrical appearance titled Twin Beds at a library with promotional details. Mentions Solwyn & Company and a prior stage production Within the Law, with references to upcoming performances and a sale date around March 20th. The OCR is garbled but centers on a library stage event and related sales.
Wren March 22 Floyd J. Clinger buys the Tidioute News from the former longtime editor Charles Willy and plans changes to revive the paper. The sale follows the editor’s recent death and reflects Clinger’s background with regional papers and the Christian Science Monitor.
A man named Albert McKutchon was fatally struck by a freight car at a crossing near Randolph while attempting to jump aboard a moving train. He was not a resident but was in the area for the morning and had connections to local workers. Dr. Morten attended, but the body was removed from the scene.
An advertisement claims Rheuma dissolves uric acid and removes joint pain without kidney or stomach harm. It cites a testimonial from Judge Joan Burhorst of Fort Lorraine and notes the product costs 50 cents with no-pay option, urging readers to try two bottles.
An advertisement from the Sunid Gwirantea company promotes Sun Cure Ointment and San Cura Soap for eczema piles fever sores and various skin conditions. It claims guaranteed results by Thos Downey and N P Amon Co and targets tender skin chapped hands and complexion care marketing to households.
St. Marys area March 22 last night thieves entered the home of Charles Photo a 70 year old wealthy farmer four miles northwest of Midiwid. They shot and wounded Wileotlai a horsekeeper who was selling and Magger ouely wounded. The body of a woman was found on the doorstep early this morning and Mr Photo lay in the kitchen with injuries. The house was ransacked, Phelps rumored to have kept considerable money on hand.
Olean area authorities pursue Champlin a rumored fugitive linked to the murder of his uncle in Wellsville. Sheriff Timulated Belmont Detective Aldrich and Patrolman Haveon joined a weekend search, with a resident in Richburg recalling Champlin visiting last Friday. A local woman says she fed him water and talked before her husband interrupted. authorities believe he may have crossed into Pennsylvania.
Fragmented ad copy describes nervine tablets claimed to calm nerves and aid sleep. Mentions "Two or three" tablets and a 25 cent box at N. 1, Amon and Co. and similar druggists. The tone imitates late century newspaper advertising with emphasis on nerve system relief.
Unclear old advertisement touts Cascarets for liver and bowel regularity. Claims include relief from constipation, gas, headaches, and general discomfort with a ten cent box. Warns that Cascarets cleanse internal organs and provide months of improved mood and health, urging adults and children to use as gentle, daily remedy.
Henry Gascon, 32, of Jamestown, died at Jones General Hospital after injuries from being caught between an elevator car and a ceiling bar on the first floor of a building Sunday morning. He lingered for about eighteen hours before death.
A garbled note references ailments and temporary conditions, mentioning Liv and Moat anise Monier in unclear context. The text appears as partial phrases without coherent actions or outcomes, hindering a clear news summary.
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