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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1914
Page
8
Patient shares rapid recovery after stomach ailment using Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedy. Letter from Union City area praises the treatment, noting first-dose relief and digestive cleansing as pivotal. Includes references to product claims, testimonial tone, and distribution details.
A message in Erie papers counters claims that the Hotel Lawrie banquet honoring Palmer, McCormick and Creasy is invitational. The bi partisan effort to block it fails as all Democrats in the county are invited with 250 tickets for the dollar dinner available and reservations open.
A notice requests that residents of Corry intending to attend the meeting announce themselves. A large number from the town will be present, and those wishing to attend should leave their names at the four hal office before Friday.
A well to do Italian man was shot dead as he left his Monessen residence this morning. The unknown assailant used a shotgun and no motive or suspect has been found. Police are questioning witnesses and searching for clues. The crime marks a shocking homicide in the Pennsylvania town.
The Stark Granite and Marble Works at 140 Maple Ave Corry Pa invites customers to view finished memorials and compare different lettering styles by inspecting the job samples on site.
Coal tax hearings are held in Danphin county to test the validity of new jaw policy on anthracite coal. The arguments brought by the People’s Coat Co. of Scranton test the law before the September Court.
Reporters describe a thawing political stance as lobbyists retreat from Albany amid renewed push to end prosecutions of a notable slayer. The piece notes forthcoming campaigns and calls for pledges to back a resolution aimed at halting efforts against the alleged escapee.
An old advertisement extols San Cura Ointment and Soap as a universal healer for piles and a wide range of skin troubles. It claims rapid healing of sores eczema burns cuts and ulcers and offers a money back guarantee. The ad directs readers to Thomas Downes suit PF Ames & Co to obtain a jar or soap.
Meadvill e burglary attempt ends when a colored man, seen on the Flood home porch by A L Fields, slips from the post and escapes. The report notes the intruder left before entry, and the burglary was discovered by a reporter nearby. The incident occurred around 2:46 AM on Center Street near Diamond Square.
Meadville March 25. Hon Benjamin Dimmick former Scranton mayor arrived in Meadville and registered at Hotel Lafayette. Dimmick weighs the Republican field for United States senator seeking to block Boise Penrose and implies his pastor ally enters the race. Dimmick speaks freely about his campaign and prospects in the nomination fight.
The Corry Department Store markets new season suits in exclusive styles priced from 16.50 to 35.00. Coats offered as modern and up to date range 12.50 to 27.50.
A social display of laces in various widths shows specials on muslin night robes with embroidery. The long regular gown priced at $1.25 is offered at 98 cents, highlighting a fine showing of lace details and trimmed low necklines with short sleeves.
Ripple Crepe Wattle Cloth and self plaid goods in new Spring colors 42 inches wide priced at 85e, 1 and 1.25 a yard. Linens 45 inches wide in all colors. wrinkle resistant at 59c a yard. Printed Voile 36 inches wide with small designs at 20c a yard. Printed Crepe Voile and Dress Crepes 36 inches wide at 25c a yard.
A speaker voiced satisfaction with anti Penrose sentiment found in Meadville and learned it extended across the county, ahead of the scheduled primary on May 19.
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