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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
7
Fragmentary text from an old newspaper page mentions names and places with disrupted wording and possible event notes. The readable fragments reference Chicago and a mayor, with garbled terms suggesting a local report or notice. No coherent incident or clear dates emerge.
The Department of Municipal Property of Corry Pennsylvania invites sealed proposals by 1 p m on Thursday November 12 1904 for the provision of sleds for the Fire Department. Bids must include a certified check for ten dollars payable to the City Treasurer and be marked on the outside envelope. The City Engineer's Office will furnish drawings and specifications and the Superintendent of Parks and Public Property may reject any or all bids. Real estate ads urge quick contact as safe investment.
Notice announces application to the Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania by Hy Fy Barrow J. K. McCray and A. A. Tobe Mapartners for consent to agreements involving the Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad and Pennsylvania Railroad Company. It seeks approval of eliminating multiple grade crossings near Concord Township along with construction of bridges and private crossings, plus installation of safety gates and watchman duties. A public hearing is set for November 19, 1904 in Harrisburg, open to interested parties.
The passage touts Wyeth Sulphur Remedy as a cure for gray hair, claiming it darkens the hair naturally and makes it appear richer. It describes applying a 60% mixture to the scalp, brushing through strands, and noting a glow that lasts, with women and men seeking the product for a darker, healthier look.
Maguilie Nov 11 Now Brandy of Hurtfield died in Jones General Hospital Jamestown from injuries in a basket factory accident last Saturday. He was nearly 28, survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Brandy and a grandfather Alva Eades of Hartfield. Arrangements to be announced later.
An old classified ad lists ladies dresses coats wraps feathers gloves willow plumes snipers shoes and hats plus gentlemens clothing pareiters and carpets advertised by the post firm in the United States. Bell phone 212 J H Jay Phncor 148 Utth Avenue. A notice offers money reward for return to Farnham’s Barber Shop. adustra
An inquest conducted by Coroner Shurman determines Henry J. Welker died from accidental injuries in the Pennsylvania Railroad yard at Bradford. The jury convicts the railroad or its employees of carelessness or negligence and anticipates potential damage action. Witnesses from the yard testified about the crude apparatus and operations involved at the time of the death.
A garbled ad touts Cure products including San Cura Ointment and Cura Soap from Antiepie Olatmont Gallen San Cura with claims of healing sores burns and rashes. It mentions miracle weight gains and back money guarantees, citing numerous skin and rheumatic ailments and a “splendid baby soap” priced at 25 cents, urging readers to purchase.
Readable fragments suggest a local ad or listing pertaining to a store and individuals named Misa Grace TH and Gale Over nignon. The exact action or event remains unclear, but involves a shop or advertisement context within the period text.
A fragmentary advertisement touts a sale with all-new goods and aggressive pricing. It claims no old stock, emphasizes low prices on items like flour, canned fruits, soap, and baking powder, and notes upcoming restocks and promotions. The misspelled copy hints at broad inventory and basement room showcases to draw customers.
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