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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 06, 1914

Page

5

Shippers Protest Joint Rates Change in Pennsylvania

Morrisburg May 5 shippers along western Pennsylvania trunk lines protested to the Public Service Commission against withdrawal of joint rates and allowances. Testimony claimed higher through charges would hurt many shippers and create unjust discriminatory rate conditions. Representatives from Pittsburgh argued the change would be unfair, with major railroads and steel companies also opposing.

Morrisburg Pennsylvania Public Service Ines Interstate Commerce Gommington Pittsburgh Blk Steel Companies

Jacksonville Elder's Letter Promotes Vitamin Vinci

In a local page feature a Jacksonville elder writes about appetite loss and endorses Vinci tonic and Helous tonite as stomach aids. The letter cites improved hunger after three bottles and urges readers to follow directions while noting costs are minimal. A lost umbrella notice and a prize for return to Journal office are also included.

Vinci Babbitt and Son Gary

Widespread Social Notes From Warren and Nearby Towns

Numerous residents and visitors are listed with short mentions of daily trips, business visits, and social engagements. Names include P. Northrop, H. Burkhardt, John Drew, Mrs. Andrew B. Crow, Prof. Hi C. Wilson, George Barlow, John Love, Mrs. Milton Caldwell, Mildred Crapner, F. S. Herring, C. R. Shelton, B. J. Mehler, P. M. McCarthy, Alice Gleason, Mr. and Mrs. Harden, Alles Baldwin, and Milton Shrave among others with travel to Union City, Titusville, Warren, Oil City, Cleveland, Buffalo, Jamestown, Waterford, Gris, and Findley Lake.

P. Northrop Warrento H. Burkhardt Union City Herbert Bracken Tey Raverett Titusville Mr. Kelly Cleveland Bugent Amidon Speing Sreak John Drew John Drew Went To Rle Hte Aftarnoon Andrew B. Crow Hoi C. Wilson Miri George Barlow New York City Powls Oilty Graker Warren Corry Mra Augrey George Arthur Johnson Clymer C. L. Alexander Dell Darlin Solin J. Neylon Cincinnatian Points West Ik. H. Palmer Spartansburg John Love Milton Caldwell Bilgin Mildred Crapner Buffalo Dorn Mead Crosgrove Ripley Alice Gleason Harkness Pittsburgh Findley Lake

No More Roadside Billboards Campaign in Pennsylvania

State Highway Commissioner Bigelow orders officials to enforce a March 10 1913 act prohibiting roadside advertising on state and local property. Violations incur a fine from five to twenty five dollars and possible imprisonment up to thirty days.

Harrisburg Aylyan Deanes Hang Doctor Slocum Sweeney Bigelow State Highway Department Pennypacker State of Pennsylvania Commonwealth van Nes

Meadville Girl Safe in New Orleans

Word from W W Gelvin reports his daughter Ver nce H Gelvin 18 in New Orleans quarantine with other Americans. She taught in Mexico City for years and returned home this fall. She left via Vera Cruz and will likely travel to Meadville after quarantine ends this week.

Meadville May W. W. Gelvin Vernice H. Gelvin New Orleans Vera Crux St New Orlenta Mexico

Parisian Sage Promises Hair Health Restoration

An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a cure for dull lifeless hair and dandruff. It claims the tonic softens, thickens, and cleans the scalp after one application, with no harm to hair, and notes availability from N. F. Ames and Company or any drug store.

N. F. Ames and Company Ady

Missionary Society Opens 18th Annual Meeting at Presbyterian Church

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society held its 18th annual session with a 3 p.m. start at the Presbyterian church. The program featured a Young Peoples' Meeting led by Misa C. Davison, reports from Christian Hadetvor Westminster Guild and others, echoes from the Biennial by Y. W. Missionaries, and remarks by Rev. Wiley. A spirit of enthusiasm prevailed as the group anticipated future sessions and a gifted speaker.

Missionary Society The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Sesson Presbyterian Church Young Peoples Misa C. Davison Christian _ Hadetvor Westminster Guild Anna Grandin Wiley

Don’t Be Bald Hair Food Ad From Stinta-Brook

A Corry advertisement touts Annie Brook Hair Food to treat dandruff hair loss itchy scalp and promote hair growth. It claims many locals have regrown hair on bald scalps and offers a one dollar bottle via mail order from Stinta-Brook Hair Food Company Corry Pa.

Annie Brook Corry Stinta-Brook Hair Food Company Lwaady

Advertised Letters List for Week Ending May 6 1914

The notice lists names of individuals with letters awaiting pickup including Frank Baldwin F J Butcher Fred Cowane Frank Cole Roy Maus Carl Hyde Thomas Moore Ottis Ore S B Stricklin and others. The incomplete entry suggests a standard post office advertisement of unclaimed mail for the week ending May 6 1914.

Advpittland Rank Baldwin F. J. Butcher Fred Cowane Frank Cole Roy Maus Carl Mr Hyde Thomas Moore Ottis Ore Stricklin Forelen

Family Theater Presents a Humorous Comedy Tonight

A lively theater program titled Piaiy Jane offers a thin humorous comedy this evening. The show promises light entertainment with witty dialogue and entertaining reels for audience enjoyment.

Piaiy cSrorth Adimiaitom

New US Postage Stamp Series To Go On Sale

The United States Postal Service plans a new stamp series with seven nine twelve twenty and thirty cent values. The first will feature George Washington in a dark color followed by stamps bearing Benjamin Franklin and others with pink and vermillion tones. The notes also mention a five cent daily show and a Vitagraph feature at Corry with a comedy and a reel film.

United States Postal Departments Hall George Washington Henjamine Brambling

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Shippers OF State Remington Smith-Fremler W. Main Bt Jacksonville Elder Journal Office Journal OF National Bank of Corry New York Alliance Hall Meadville Girl Safe Corry Public Schools Playground Fund Entertainment China Fairview VS. Hatch GWT Babbitt's DRG Amuse Theater Oin Moore Ailes Hollster Bayerkey Romanod Aurtin Bernstein Brothers Clothiers and Furnishers Ace Nesta Vitagraph Daly Blakeley Palmer R. E. Palmer
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