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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1912

Page

2

Lightning And Forest Fires Expose Fire Origin Facts

An extended study over five years across 200 million acres challenges the belief that lightning never strikes twice. It shows multiple strikes on same transects and reveals weathered patterns across regions with Florida and Illinois seeing higher frequency. The piece links open areas to higher fatalities and notes open timber areas suffer more, while western forests are less prone. It also critiques pistol use and discusses provocation and weapon access in killings.

United States Forest Service Florida Ilinois Fereat

Medical inspection of the school stirs debate

The Meadville Messenger voices concern over school medical inspection and urges medical officials and teachers to address youths about smoking and alcohol. The writer questions duty fulfillment and suggests stronger action to guide boys away from vices.

Meadville

Lindell Portrayed as Example of Sinister Tobacco Habit

A harsh portrayal casts Lindell as a moral ruin through cigarette use, arguing the habit corrupts a man who could be decent. The piece serves as a cautionary tale about smoking and its social consequences.

Lindell

Shrank Committed After Roosevelt Attempt

Sehrayk, who tried to take Theodore Roosevelt's life, was deemed insane and is committed to the State asylum for the criminally insane at Oshkowh in Milwaukee.

Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Uday Oshkowh

Local carpenter praises Vin Hepation cure at Downey’s drug store

Brown a Tre Penn’s carpenter says years of nasal passages stomach distress and mucus cleared after taking Vin Hepation. He claims rapid strength gain and full recovery calling Vin Hepation the best medicine in the world. Downey’s Drug Store is the exclusive local agency.

Hru Hust Georg GC Brown West 12Th Street Tre Penn's Downey's Same Thi City

Raymond Avenue Opens On City Center Route

Raymond Avenue opens near 1st Raymond avenue linking Center 9 Hast Wayne street. The new street faced delays and uncertainties about completion and market readiness. City planners consider directional changes and potential impact on nearby residences and traffic.

Raymond Avenue Wayne Street

Large consignments of white eggs for hatching

The Times-Montropolis reports a large shipment of white fish eggs from Lake Erie and Canada. About 60,000,000 eggs will arrive this week and be placed for batching. Superintendent A G. Syimer notes further consignments will come to the hatchery, with eggs expected to hatch around March first and release into nearby lakes.

the Times Mntorpriss Sayt Talon City Ohio Canada G. SyiMer Lake Lirio

O Neil girl discharged on larceny case in Columbus

A fifteen year old daughter of Ford O Neil was discharged by Justice of the Peace Charles Brown after a case involving larceny of junk from the S Drake Shoe plant. The girl described a scheme with her mother and a man named O Neil to move goods, with details of a trip to New York state and back to Columbus. The final disposition left open whether further questioning would proceed.

Odi Ford O'Nall 0. S. Drake Fustica Orie Peace Charles Brown Colibus HU Dewey Columbis Duke Mr. Dewey Howe Wis Divell Bern Constable Smith W. Smith Dewey Eva Bauer Heies Bao Sue Taylor Wie Weal Smith Street West Wayne Street Shiv O'Neil Columbus Avenue Scott Clymer New York State Mr. Dewey

Piano Contest Closes Tomorrow at Henderson’s Music Store

The Merchants' Wang Contest ends at midnight Saturday November 24. The official count begins Monday at 10 o'clock at Henderson's Music Store with higher contestants appointing a representative to observe the vote tally.

Wang Henderson Muwle Masiat Hentorson

Bargain Grill Meats Ad Targets Holiday Shoppers

An ad hawks discounted meats at Bonitary Meat Market with limited time specials. Items include rib roast sirloin chops tenderloin and various cuts advertised in a terse, misspelled layout. Prices are regionally referenced and promotions emphasize Holiday savings.

West

Theater impresario Brady to stage Bunty Pull the String

William A. Brady, famed producer of Bought and Paid For and Bunty Pull the String, brings these two successful plays to New York. Both shows have passed their 400th performance, with a full production planned for a Library theater engagement in the coming season.

Bunty New York William A. Brady Baing Library Theater

Stanford Hose Concert and Ball

The Stanford Hose Co announces its Annual Ball and concert on November 27 at the armory. Thomas Brestin of Oil City will be the drawing feature, joined by soloists Brank Reeder and Mrs. Margaret Marke. The St Wlllen Deth’s Sodality will serve refreshments. tickets are limited and may sell out quickly.

Pekilsuth Corry Stanford Hose Co Thomas Brestin O11 Il Wiah Brank Reeder Margaret Marke

Miles' Grand Dropsy Cure Promises Quick Relief

Dr Frank Miles promotes a “Dropsy Treatment” claiming rapid removal of excess fluids with a three-product regimen. The offer includes a free book, the Miles treatment chart, and personalized correspondence from his Indianapolis area office, urging readers to act quickly to avoid dangerous delays. The text touts cures for swelling of eyelids, limbs, and abdomen and asserts high success across patients.

Milew Miles

Singer Persuades Buyers to Choose Singer Direct

An advertisement urges readers to buy a Singer sewing machine direct from the factory rather than from bargain outlets. It emphasizes reliability, best value, and post purchase satisfaction, noting easier parts supply and service.

Boma Mondy Singer Bostra

The Toastmaster at Cooper's Theatre Delights Crowd

The event featured a lively performance by The Toastmaster Interpriaa troupe. A large audience attended the show, praised the clever drama about college life, and enjoyed songs, choruses, and a satisfying banquet ending the evening.

Prominent Actor Praised for Stage Commitment and Imitations

The text lauds Ms J Wellington for leadership in a production and commends a male performer for his expressive acting and skillful impersonation as "Mngt" noting his overall stage presence and credit.

Landmark Excavation Reveals Ancient Tunnel Remains

Workers digging for a new block uncover an old underground tunnel about ni xeet below street level. The find appears tied to early city infrastructure and a once powered era prior to modern engineering. The narrative mentions Corey's era and a glowing City of Stumps from the tale.

Elohor Contar Ulrast Dunoch

Hawley and Jawell Wed in Conneaut Probate Office

Hawley C. Hawley and Meg Sarah L. Jawell both of Conneaut were married Saturday November 10 at the probate office in Jetfirkon by Reverend J. A. Goodrich. The couple are former Corry residents now living in Conneaut with interests in the area.

Hawley-Jewell Chelutopher C. Hawley Meg Sarah L. Jawell Conneaut Jetfirkon Key J. A. Goodrich Hawley Corry From & Conneaut

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