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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1911
Page
3
The Alcazar 4 presents reels titled The Pillars of Society and Shiftys Claim The Abyss, showcasing a program of cinematic shorts with a mix of dramatic themes and speculative scenes.
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Local page notes tomato and early cabbage plants at Caldwell's with fresh geraniums to be sold Thursday morning. Memorial pay and a town meeting on May 25 are mentioned, along with various community events, fires drills, and the Morrisons shooting case updates. A drowning incident near Warren, a broken crossing sign, and a juvenile birthday party are also described with names and places.
Partial notices show Hydratylis and spireas at Swell's with a kitchen work offer at Commercial hotel. The Father Lights society plans a social at Dr Pope's on May 20. A new line of fire and 16 bar rettes and combs offered at 9 cents at Asimbad's. Capt C Alfred Smith, ex Salvation Army leader from Corry, to speak at Ocean Grove and Re bury Park, then travel to Corry. Jon Sullivan injured by flying nail at Kurta Brass Bed factory. eye damage not yet ruled permanent. treated by Dr G B Keibler.
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