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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1915
Page
4
A promotional note urges buying products made in the United States to support domestic industries. It highlights Warner’s Rust Proof Corsets as a typical U S A product, claims they outperform foreign makes, and lists prices from 50 cents to 4 dollars with several fabric and corset options.
A friendly store invites patrons to stay, store parcels securely, and enjoy a welcoming space for social visits and convenience.
John Meanel, 21, resident of the Yellow Crack district, lost both legs in a sawmill accident on the Mordana Stapton farm yesterday. He was injured while a log carriage moved and toppled, with doctors deeming recovery unlikely. He was taken to Evans City by automobile and then to Tyler County General Hospital.
A collage of small items includes sales at Knopp’s on First Avenue, farm losses, spring festival notices at the New Era Club and Presbyterian church, high school sports plans, real estate transfers, gardening and seasonal shop ads, and a new city fountain project.
A Syracuse court case over a $50,000 claim proceeds as the jury weighs evidence after defense objections about jury influence. The judge denies assertions by Barnes' lawyers and the plaintiff Audko Andoreon seeks compensation for alleged harm.
Love and Gon have put a modern gravel washing and screening device into operation at 108 Columbus Avenue. A steam engine powers a revolving cylinder that removes foam and silt from material and sorts gravel into separate bins for different sizes suitable for roads and construction work.
Louis Albert Danks will address the Methodist Church Friday evening in this city. His talk on John Barleycorn’s Muht Against the Sturn promises a large audience. Danks is a noted abolitionist and speaker, and Hennisi, an evangelist and author, will also speak with a free admission.
Charlie Chaplin appears tonight at the Amuse in A Night Out in two acts. The Vitagraph comedy draws crowds with Chaplin’s slapstick and the new drama by Patsoy Botlver Blaine slated for tomorrow.
A late night bill in Los Angeles features Charlie Chaplin's brief sketch plus an AniseT program with a two reel Vitagraph drama and R. R. feature. Tomorrow's advance notices line up more screenings.
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