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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1914
Page
2
The message compared sea voyages to life on earth, stressing conscience as a compass guided by God’s word. It warned that without a chart of scripture, one risks peril, urging reliance on Jesus Christ for safe passage to eternal haven.
A. Mesenger of 212 Waterman Street Corry Pennsylvania offers ten overcoats for sale. The notice provides a brief sales prospect and a contact location for interested buyers.
The second meeting of the Corry Shinter of Child Life was held this afternoon at the pleasant apartments of the President Mrs Ry Tiffhey. Miss Patty Mill of Teachers Institute California University spoke on Government and The Life of Children. Mrs Tiffgey and Mrs J Patton son served a luncheon. Adjourned to meet in one month at a place to be agreed upon by a committee.
Hat shop Colegrove and Stewart's announces a special sale starting Friday October 40th with prices cut in half for a week. Open evenings in Corry.
An old advertisement touts Hyomel as a safe treatment for head colds and catarrh, claiming it helps a child in distress and suggesting mothers should always keep a bottle on hand. The copy uses affectionate language to promote the product’s life-saving image.
Deliberate effort to damage a Whitman column voting knob in Janentown's Second Ward disrupted forenoon voting. Frank M. Clark seized the Whitman knob. it fell as someone twisted it with pliers. The device was replaced and secured. policy party may be involved. no Whitman votes reported, but district operations delayed. An investigation began. the faulty knock could affect early ballots. The district is at the olf Martyn Hose on West Firth Street.
Aaron D reports that twenty-one men, many previously sued for drunkenness, marched to Marshall Williamson to form a dry club that will work and vote for prohibition. A banner urged public support as members signed pledges and a list of members was filed with the marshal.
Senator Gore Com. has been returned to the United States senate. Bombardments and ship actions near Al Gibil Tower and nearby coast alter hopes of halting hostilities in the region.
The Needlework Guild will hold its annual meeting Saturday at 4 p.m. at the Baptist church to address a full roster of garments for city Needy. Membership requires two new garments, and interested people may hand items to listed directors including Mrs. E. C. Amidon and Mrs. J. H. Callus. General invitations extended to the public.
Announcement lists C. J. Zonk, D. C. Ph. D. Data of Chiropractic offering at home adjustments. Calls directed to Toft at Map and Mill area, care of Palmer Furniture Store and Mr. David Barlow.
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