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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
6
The Library Theatre presents The Rose Maid and The Court of Bean Viel in a night of pageant and scenery. Rank pay is noted, with 50 people involved in the production.
Poetic reminiscence recalls sixties era songs heard in front lines and villages, including My Country, Tis of Thee, When Johnny Comes Marching Home, and Old John Brown, with vivid scenes of communal singing and sentiment. Local notices list residents and travel, mentioning Louise Fingon, Mayor Alexander, Ernest Williams, and others amid travel to Erie and Jamestown for business and health.
The Lyric Theater advertises The Quackress a sensational Indian attack feature and Pickle Fred a clever comedy with Only a Woman as a drama. Admission ten cents. Local residents Wert Loveland Haight Raymond Stanfield and others are noted as visiting or traveling. U H S boys begin winter practice with an indoor show tonight to raise funds. manager Waters promises a strong bill and a big crowd.
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Wart and Wart and Corn Extractor for painless removal of warts and corns. It claims quick results without inconvenience or pain, selling for 26 cents per bottle and recommended by druggists.
An attempt to wreck the Pate or Enterprise plant in Coudersport Pennsylvania triggered a heavy dynamite blast under the typesetting machines. The building side was blown out but machines were lightly damaged. No one was inside. The blast shattered nearby windows. A tunnel from an alley under a wall tunneled the charge. Publisher T T Stokes led a vigorous local issue campaign. A $1,000 reward is offered by county commissioners for those responsible.
A derailment on the Delaware branch of the railroad at a steep incline near a curve derailed a car, crashing into a telegraph pole. Thirty-three people, many on their way to work, were injured. twenty four remained in hospitals with others treated and sent home. The accident was attributed to faulty braking.
The readable fragment references Soph Dr. Annon born 16th 1875 and Mrs. Mary The David, plus schooling and alliance details. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates suitable for a full record.
Incomplete OCR text describes a marriage and illness context with names and places Amboy Michigan and Sim Rhool ville Missouri. It references a June event and a husband. The fragment includes mentions of sickness and a wedding amid sorrow with a set of unclear numbers and relationships.
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