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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1912
Page
6
The Library Theater presents a display titled The Titanic Disaster with colored pictures of the sinking and survivors on the Carpathia. Prof. O’Connor of Buffalo accompanies the showing with a lecture. Admission five cents for children and ten cents for others.
Congressman Arthur G. Hates traveled through Corry on his return from the Farriabure convention. Miemark and Arthur Pailchaufeld of Chicago called on Corry friends, staying for a few days at Cambridge Springs. The former was a clerk in the Corry Post Office and an early mail carrier when free delivery began here.
An Erie area advertisement touts Ferrozone as a definitive cure for rheumatism and related pains. The appeal claims constitutional action, blood purification, and permanent relief, with a price of 50 cents per box or six for $2.50. Local notices include various business and personal activity mentions surrounding Tituville, Erie, Union City, and surrounding towns.
The report lists residents and visitors in Union City and nearby towns. Doris Jensen of Warren, Harold Potta, Father McKogney, B. W. Stennett, Earl Greenman, and Frank Laurie are noted visiting relatives or returning from trips to Warren, Ridewa Mie, North East, Grand Valley, and Chau tauqua Lake. Multiple individuals travel for short stays or to tend business and family matters.
A playful theater listing highlights a Los Angeles comedy bill featuring a mother figure, a "Love A Lubin" drama, a baby of the boarding house, and a trombone driven routine, promising lighthearted stage entertainment with witty banter.
Cut flowers and designs for every occasion. We grow our own flowers and offer careful attention to every order. Located at Columbia Ave and N Center St Hell. Phone 222-1.
JEL Bot e of Titusville bulhok e wialtor visits the town Beant Bell of OM City to Vinking friends in the city today Abe Gumbinaki went to Bultalg on business this afternoon Dr Ghy Granger of Shermany in the city today on business Robt. Mena of Ol City was in the city this morning on business Miom Annia Gray visiting in Spartansburg this afternoon Mike Maude Neaminth went to Warren this afternoon to visit friends Charion Bennett returned this afternoon from a visit with friends in MN City Mins Othe l Plar went to Sherman this afternoon to spend a short time with friends Mrs Dr Pain and Mrs C F Flahi of Spartanburg are visitors in the city today with friends W B Tinnett returned to Spartanburg this afternoon after a visit in town with his daughter Mr Gray
A dwelling on East South street suffered a serious fire alarm in the afternoon. Firefighters battled flames, cutting into partitions to extinguish the blaze despite delayed response. Several structures nearby faced risk, with costs estimated at 1355 dollars per unit and concern rising for nearby factories.
An advertisement offering guidance in choosing memorials, boasting extensive selection and practical experience. It promises reliable information on different styles and variations and invites interested readers to consult for memorial work guidance.
A garbled advertisement-like text claims morning and evening treatments after bathing will quickly ease eczema. It mentions a product labeled Manoline and a guaranteed Maycling 14, offering cleaner results and incentives to return or exchange if unsatisfied.
William T. Jerome has been engaged as special counsel for the state in a prominent thaw case. The appointment aims to assist prosecutors with legal strategy and rapid actions as officials pursue resolution and public clarity on the matter.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a universal remedy for digestion and bowel issues. It claims quick relief from headaches, biliousness, indigestion, and constipation, urging use for adults and children alike with emphasis on gentle cleansing and affordable ten cent price.
A man described as a wild figure was captured in Atlantic City after allegedly rushing through streets shouting and battering doors and windows. He created panic near a local cabinet and was said to have caused damage before being restrained. Authorities reported temporary government department actions in response to the incident.
Harrisburg April 90 The Surface plans a series of demonstrations against the codling moth with cooperation from orchard owners. A first round of meet ings will announce dates as petals fall. Attending reps will coordinate spraying times and provide partial cards to report back results.
A curious old garden ad touts sweet peas with poetic phrasing. It markets varieties including Spencer Sweet Peas in white lavender and double plum colors, offering eight packs for 45 cents and a “packet enon” for 80 cents, urging buyers to mail to Edgar A Higgins in Avoca New York.
In a promotional note the library announces a film program featuring Titania Pictures and a Peruvian feature with a detailed graphic explaining motives and therapy. A guided tour through Egypt and Japan follows the noon screening, highlighting a curated motion picture lineup amid public concerns about fake photos.
A Corry resident lists a personal endorsement for Down's Kidney Pills, claiming relief from kidney issues after using the product purchased at a local drug store. The message urges readers to buy from Poster-Milburn Co. and notes the distributor as agents for the United Hinton, urging trust in the remedy.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered words and names, including references to counties, individuals, dates, and terms like “Toledo” and “Poy.” The text is largely unintelligible, with numerous misspellings and stray fragments that cannot form a coherent news item.
A fragmented note mentions Vitagraph figures including John Bunny aboard a boat with Hout and another attendee. It references early 700 cian time and children Ge and ndulex, with unclear event details and locations.
The fragment recalls a local event featuring Twila and a 16 cant lunchyon at Palm memory site. Readable details focus on persons Twila and community gathering, with minimal context due to fragmented OCR.
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