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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
4
Porch enhancement guide lists hammocks and stands with prices and features. Describes heavy wire framed hammocks with woven springs, tan canvas upholstery, wind shields, and ceiling or stand mounting options. Includes folding iron hammock stands priced around three dollars each.
The page lists various sales and notices including room and board offers at Knywiton's, cottage cheese promotions, a hay for sale on North Center Street, and Derby Hat bargains at NAST'S. It also mentions tailoring by Walker, a building contract on West Congress Street, and social events plus a local baseball report with Charles Keating as umpire and town officials involved.
Mrs A E Pettit Florist offers a full seasonal Flora including roses carquailons tiles sweet pong snapdragon bulbs and seeds. Located at 310 Hast Matu atroot Bell 707 Onion 14 three blocks from Depoy.
A friendly note inviting customers to make the store their headquarters. It promises care for small parcels, use of telephones, and a welcoming atmosphere for friends and visitors. The message emphasizes convenience and hospitality in a community store setting.
Advertisements list Knowlton's brooms buttering and canned goods with prices, plus Clymur New York birth, cigar quality, lawn mowers, Mothers Day flowers, and local rent notices. A school board meeting sets new start time, while a Hungarian mill shooting incident closes with jail. Community events include church socials and a Jones Brothers Mendvilto appearance.
The Ottoman Sultan Mehmed V declares that the Allies will find it impossible to force the Dardanelles. He asserts steadfast defense and warns against incursions, signaling continued resistance from Turkey amid ongoing World War I diplomacy.
Widespread blast tore through a two story building on Wet Ohio Street and a neighboring five story tenement. Initial reports attribute the explosion to dynamite devices placed to cause mass disruption. Rescue teams searched rubble as frightened residents fled the area.
Local plant output reports two locomotives shipped for Pacific South line. Seattle office confirms one unit sent on a stock order. awaiting next steps and formal transfer.
A May quake near St Tenawlus College unsettled residents as seismologists struggled to locate the disturbance. Citywide panic spread before officials could confirm details. Superintendent D J Murray marked six years with New York Central Lines amid other local happenings. An oration at Knowlton's featured diamond ring theft trial and firings within the division.
A fractured note touts a granite establishment offering quality stone and full service. It highlights durability and expert assistance while inviting customers to explore quotations and project options.
May day work on the sow bridge at the foot of Martin Street will shift the structure south to allow erection of a new double track bridge. Foundation work is underway on the south side with temporary underpinnings nearly complete. The old bridge will be raised and moved north while horses and preparatory work proceed on the south side.
A Rotterdam consul report cited by the State Department states a German plane that shelled the American ship Gurhing off the Dutch coast carried several crew members seen on its hull. The dispatch, deemed conclusive, links the craft to German forces and marks a decisive indicator in allied communications.
Memorial Day Committee to meet at the Elke club to arrange observance of Memorial Day. Members named on the committee and others cooperating are urged to be present at eight o clock.
The Quest G Four drama unfolds in five acts starring Margarita Fisher and Harry Pollard with Funny Hogan a Keystone feature. Local patrons are invited to attend the New York venue for a night of stage entertainment.
The message promotes a spring themed relief gathering inviting readers to shed winter burdens and feel renewed energy as warmer weather approaches. It speaks directly to personal motivation and urges attendance for renewal. The text emphasizes a seasonal mood shift and suggests seeking relief through the event.
Modern equipment and years of practical experience enable top quality concrete and brick sidewalk work and all kinds of concrete construction.
A. F Stanford and son advertise reasonable prices for prompt service with Bell Phone 264-7. The notice lists address and contact details, emphasizing quick response and reliable service.
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