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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1914
Page
6
Long before the European war began our imported holiday goods were shipped early. We now display a complete line of imported china glassware bamboo baskets and more in the basement. Dolls and toys will be shown later. Prices unchanged. Bills $2 or more may be laid aside with one-fourth down and the rest before Christmas.
An unidentified Italian man about thirty years old was killed near Falconer Junction on the Hrio tracks west of Jamestown. He appears to have been struck by a moving train or by a protruding car while walking from Kennedy to Jamestown, suffering a fractured skull. Found with a railroad employee card, $1 75, a knife, and the name Gulgino on clothing. Coroner F Stall investigated with Water Turner reporting to Jamestown station.
An aged advertisement urging women to use Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to relieve ailments specific to women. It promotes the remedy as addressing backache headaches nervousness and irritability and encourages readers to try it for better health and happiness.
A fire damaged Warren Stove Works with visible smoke and flames. Investigators noted a stock of stoves and parts on site as crews fought the blaze. a witness described attempting to salvage items while flames engulfed the building.
The Place to Get Your Cider advertises cider supply with contact via Hall phone 16 for inquiries and orders.
A masked robber entered the grocery at Thirteenth and Reed streets in Erie, took about $300 from the till, and fled. Police say two men, John J. Fishory and John Lewandowski, both Polish, were arrested as suspects but claimed ignorance of the robbery. Five customers and four clerks were present during the incident, with the robber using a revolver to threaten staff and seize the cash before escaping.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses corn and wart remedies, mentioning Putnam’s products and unspecified treatments. It references footwear and injections, but the text is largely incoherent with many invented terms and unclear claims.
This week sprint of bargains features low price on flour and bread flour at 1.80 per 49 lb bag and 6.20 per barrel, best winter patent flour at 1.45 per 49 lb, sugar 14 or 1 lb bag, crackers, soda, coffee, and a host of fruits and vegetables. Boneless bacon 18 cents per pound and rose lean bacon at 22 6 per pound accompany fresh produce like cranberries, bananas, oranges, potatoes, and cabbage.
Venango County liquor men fail in petition to revive license cases. Supreme Court denies intervention. Petition prepared by Hreave and Breene of Old City. no opposition permitted. Outcome ends hope for license reinstatement. court adherence to non intervention policy noted. many buildings already repurposed in anticipation.
Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear person, place, or event. The readable portion hints at scattered words without a coherent news item. No definite entities or actions to summarize into a complete record.
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