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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1914
Page
6
An old advertisement extols MUSTEROLE mustard plaster for sore throat chest congestion and various pains. It touts quick relief for croupy children and lists 25c and 50c jars with a hospital size at 2.30, urging buyers to request the genuine Musterole from The Musterole Company of Cleveland Ohio.
Mrs Trachael Eberhardt and A B Boeschiin of Warren faced charges of selling cigarettes to minors. Each received suspended sentences and required costs of about 12 dollars after pleas before Judge Hinckley in a regular argument court.
At a court session five votes cases were heard and three decrees of divorce granted. Edna M. Higben was granted from James A. Migheo, Stoward Irwin from Alma Irwin, Edin B. Howard from Iain Oscar R. Howard, with attorney involvement noted.
Dunkirk November 33 The Brooks Plant of the American Locomotive company resumed operations today. Notices went to scre en and many mechanics in the blacksmith hammer and roller shops to report for duty. The shops had been closed for the pits month with orders for eighteen reconstruction engines and two new locomotives for present service on the Big Four. Manager Swovar says consignments were sent to Dunkirk and officials anticipate better future orders.
The Misleading Lady is described as a wholesome comedy presented at the Library Theater. The review highlights bright dialogue and lighthearted farce with a focus on playful mistaken identities and amusing romantic entanglements. The piece notes the lead actress delivering a lively performance and the overall show delivering cheerful entertainment for a Friday audience.
A historical retailer ad touts Thanksgiving bargains at C J Wood's Cash Market on Concord Street. It highlights discounts on sugar, flour, cranberries, cider, apples, oranges, grapes, raisins, currants, coconuts, cookies, and baking supplies, plus meats and produce. The note promises low prices and stock for the holiday, with pickup near the post office and emphasis on freshness and value.
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