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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1919
Page
2
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a possible crime scene and unrelated names. Details are unreadable, with numerous garbled phrases and missing context making it difficult to identify clear events, people, or locations.
A chaotic scene unfolds as a Kane man narrowly survives an explosion. The incident disrupts nearby areas, with witnesses and officials assessing damage and cause amid debris, sounds of sirens, and smoke lingering near the building.
A 24 year old man from Lowville fell from a wagon around 4 PM while working on a farm near Wartwbaiy. He died on the scene. the report notes a broken neck from the incident, with local details about the wagon and surrounding area.
Kane, May 12. A youth reportedly 16 years old attempted to hold up a Carlton hardware shop, but was foiled by the merchant. The suspect Kenneth Kulp was taken into custody and detained for further legal action. The incident occurred near dusk, with a revolver implied in the attempted robbery and a struggle ending without serious injury.
An elderly woman from Marion Street, Corry, advertises Doony Kidney Pills claiming they cured a year of kidney trouble with backache relief. She urges readers to try the pills, noting the price and poster distribution by Poster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N.Y.
An old time advertisement touts Rhwinia as a cure for rheumatic swelling and joint pain. It claims one teaspoon daily can end agony, promises wide availability through Ames dé Coy, and offers a money back guarantee.
Fragmentary OCR shows a note mentioning a piano at 437 Weave Avenue with unclear details about the event or participants. No full names or dates are readable. the item appears to be a terse public notice or diary fragment.
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