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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1912

Page

2

Workman's Leg Ground Off At Franklin Plant

May 17 Thoman Robinson 28? years old, an employee at Franklin Manufacturing Company's new magnetite plant, lost his right leg in an accident at the plant. He and others operated a machine that crushes asbestos. he fell into the crusher and his leg was drawn in before others shut off the power. The injured portion below the knee was removed, and he was returned home for treatment.

Btoneboro Thoman Robinson Franklin Manufacturing Comany Robinson Mia Tha Seno

Woman Struck by Lightning at Rural Farm Site

In Woestilington May 11 a severe thunderstorm struck Carlo Pincella’s ham west of Tilington village. Mrs. Pincella was nearby when the barn roof corner was struck and she was knocked down, stunned for about half an hour, suffering a head gash whose cause remains unclear. The barn did not burn.

Woestilington Carlo Pincella Tilington Village Mentulny

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief

A letter from Mrs Ivua Ercan of Zanesville Ohio credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing dizzy numbness and eye pain after other medicines failed. Another Burlington correspondent reports relief from female troubles after trying the remedy, praising its roots and herbs and urging others to try it.

Panesville Ohio Lydia Pinkham Maysville Zanesville Burlington Iowa Lydia B. Pinkham Dottie Mrp Agrenty St Hurlington DR. Pierce Maxon Autry Ness Route 1 Bow Dela A. Pinnow People's Mon Sense

Church Services Through Various Denominations

A long list of local church activities includes United Brethren led by Rev. J Ni Macintyre with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. and 7:20 p.m. Other congregations, such as Methodist Episcopal, Columbus M. Ti, Christian Science, First Presbyterian, Episcopal, and many more schedule morning or evening services, Sunday schools, and special meetings with themes on Christ, morality, and community life.

United Brethren Church J. Ni Macintyre Ste. Melon Misa Ethe Miller Aibject Methodist Episcopal Uhurch J. R. Rankin East Pleasant Street North Geague Columbus M L. L. Woodin North Corry R. FP. Washburh Anti-Siloon League Mt Solota Columbus First Presbyterian Church Center and Pleasant Sts G. B. Woodward Hothesda Episcopal Church Christian Missionary Suing Street First Baptist Church Cor W. Pleasant Second Ave Ron C. H. Wallace Bible School Christian Exchenyor Bocaly Wallace Christen Wadewyor Man Born Blind, the Second of & Kerlay Responsive Service

A Woman's Advice on Laundry Soap Tips

A woman reviews and endorses a laundry soap claiming it prevents fabric rot and staining. She urges using the soap to lift dirt and germs, noting it saves effort and keeps clothes bright while warning against other products with resin or yellow stains.

Advica

A New Place of Amusement at Race Track Pavilion

Arrangements will open the pavilion at the race track entrance for dancing one or two evenings weekly. A new entrance to Center Street at J Whiteley’s residence will be used, with a wire fence and a special patrol car each night. The event aims for decor, lighting, order, and entertainment with a policed opening night planned for the next Brig.

J. Whiteley Pia Uiapr Whiteley Muale Trimble Nave

Putnam's Corn Extractor advertised for corns and callouses

An advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as the quick painless remedy to remove corns and callouses, claiming it reaches the roots and provides instant relief. It lists a price of 25 cents and notes Thos Downey as a retailer. Also includes a short note about cabbage and pansy plants for sale by W D Rowe at 675 B Wayne Street and a local birthday gathering for Byron Davide of Columbus Avenue with guests from Westfield, NY.

Putnam Putnam's Downey Benlden W. D. Rowe B. Wayne Streat Byron Davide Columbus Avenue Gueata JW. Gilbert Nelle Gilbert Nellie McGahen Charles

Sunday Dinner Menu Note From Palm Restaurant

The list shows a Sunday dinner featuring Vegetable Soup, Roast Beef with Brown Gravy, Roast Pork with Brown Gravy, Friensee Chicken, Baked Beany Cabbage, Balad Mashod ad Roved Potatoee Cork with Beets Apple Balain Lemon Pie, and Strawberry Short Cake with Chocolate cream, priced at 20 cents.

Palm

New Window Studio Adds Innovative Portrait Window Feature

Shuss Studio installs a movable glass window system to enable unique home portrait photography. Walter A. Shuor describes the device as a solid wood window with a sash that can be raised to varied heights, supporting two people and enabling dramatic, novel images. The window’s curtain auto-rises, offering versatile effects and a new trend in studio portraits.

Walter A. Shuor Han Motaljod Bark-Grownia India Studia Uanter Otrott Fiakhie Atudiok Haye Itn Rho Ralund Owered Shaws Studio

L. S. Terry Dies. Longtime Publican in Clymer Area

Clymer reports the death of L. S. Terry at his Washington home. Interment will be at Clymer at noon May 20. A former prominent publican and longtime board member in French Lick and Clymer, he served on county supervisions and earned a regional reputation. He was in his late 80s and survived by wife and children Roy S. Terry and Grace, both government workers.

Clymer Terry Washington French Unepit Lous Board of Supervisors Lnter Thras Roy Grace

Card a Cold in One Day with Bromine Quinine Tablets

Early 1900s advert urges quick cure for colds using laxative bromine quinine tablets. Claims refund if not effective and notes B. W. Grove’s remedy with labeled doses. Emphasizes single day relief and alignment on each bottle.

B. W. Grove

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Workman Stoneboro Lydia E. Pinkham Lyric Theater Pino tVingraph Daal Christian Science, Meeting Main Street Payne Block Sir Paul Evangelist Luda Eran Church Wim Hall Shuss Studio L. S. Terry French Creek Wortterhouse Wwe Lamb Chop Weiners Olongma Corry Hide & & Fur Fur Company East Pleasant Corry, Pa Chuihreatt Gusrassier Th Lawton Cethanath Sam Jacobson & Company ONE Price Clothiers Stein-Bloch Clothes Boy Scouts The Barlow Hyde. Co
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