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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
5
Fragmented notice mentions amuseU theater and Suttons Hauke Co op with a promotion price of 4.00 per pound. The text is garbled but indicates promotional pricing and a theater or business context in a city area including King Street.
Fr Raab traveled to Youngaville on business while Frank Howard spent the day on budgets there. Mr and Mrs J J Harden returned home from Waterford this morning. Cohen's offered ten percent off all shoes for men women and children Saturday. Miss Callens visited Garland to spend short time with grandparents Mr and Mrs Quick.
Column notes a promotional claim offering money back on Thompson's Kidney Tablets with testimonials and agent notices in Erie and Corry. The article lists local names, trips, and visits of residents such as Ames & Co and Thos Downey, with various business and social updates across Corry and surrounding towns.
March 26 report to the State Department states Mexicans shot an Mexican American boy on United States soil. The department ordered the consul to investigate and pursue punishment for any guilty parties. The boy was shot through the sheet.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a ten cent box that cleanes the bowels, freshens the drainage organs, and removes indigestion and foul gas. It claims the product works while you sleep and causes no griping, with benefits for headaches and sour stomach.
A man found along the Erie tracks near Yanklin Pa on March 26 was revived after a fall from a fast train. He gave the name Glenn Ruggles and said he attempted to board the train, was thrown under, hit his head on a journal box, and slid onto the tracks. He is expected to recover.
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