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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
3
Notice to the Public announces relocation on and after Oct 1 1915 to the rear room of the Traction building facing Corry depot for dry cleaning and pressing of ladies and gent's clothing. Remaining stock including suits overcoats and furnishings will be moved there offering bargains. store to be renamed Swor W A Stern.
An old classified style listing for an optician and medical specialist at No. 3 Park Place Corry Pennsylvania with Bell Phone 256-1 and Ottica No 4 also at Park Place. The ad presents a local business directory entry highlighting eye care and spine related services in the same area.
Campaign disclosure shows Jones M. Force expended 4600 for candidate information and advertising. Records filed at Court Gillette’s office reveal totals from multiple candidates, including Ramuel Ronster receiving 7000 and others with expenditures for publicity, printing, and related items.
Warren on October 6 reports Foster Paying Book Company of Bradford filed voluntary bankruptcy. The firm lists liabilities around 400,189 and working capital about 227,079. The Warren Borough previously bought paving brick from the Youngsville plant. payment of the remaining balance is deferred until the bankruptcy referee clarifies creditors.
Three Canadians John Daley Sidney Hunt and Alice Miller report living in Pittsburgh arriving in Oil City from Hamilton to be deported yesterday by immigration authorities due to lack of funds and scarce work. Passenger agent C D Furlingham condemned the policy as unjust noting locals unfamiliar with the deportees and citing a prior case at Corry.
An old remedy suggests drinking four ounces of rad salts in water before breakfast for several days to relieve sluggish kidneys and ease backache. It claims grapes and Temon with Lithia cleanse and strengthen kidneys, neutralize acidity, and stop bladder weakness.
Bulbs for fencing or bedding include hyacinth in white pink and blue crocus in white yellow and blue tulips early white yellow and red harly tulips double and single bloom mid May late tulips white pink red bloom end May to early June nargissus double yellow and white whithan's opron form award W D Rowe 478 West Wayne Ball ghous Order Marty
A small period notice announces sanitary maternity rooms prepared for a limited number of cases. It highlights experienced attendance and reasonable terms at 317 West Wayne Street with Bell phone contact.
Mi Waher a cigar maker at 118 East Frederick Street Gary reports persistent back pains from long hours at work. He says Doan a Kidney Pills obtained at Ames Co s Drug Store have relieved the ache and him recommends the remedy. Price 50 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Props Buffalo New York.
Warren Oct 6 Justice Pensa Wheeler ordered Warren slayer held without bail for the December Quarter Sessions. Evidence showed by three witnesses Alfred Jaynes William Pearce and Dr Pay Wonton. Jaynes said he wrested the gun from Vella and guided the others in the night’s events surrounding the death of Harry Hackenberry.
The Perry family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of Bosats KM Perry and Atta.
Late last night a fire at the C. T. Barker machine shop on Outlet Street Jamestown Delaware destroyed one factory building and threatened nearby structures including the three story Harker plant and the offices of Whaytugin Lumber and Timber Company as investigators worked to determine the cause.
A mother recounts how Glyco-Pine cured her family’s coughs and colds in 24 hours. She praises the remedy as safe and non narcotic, guaranteed by the Alex Chentival Co. of Ashland Ohio, and urges neighbors to try it and keep a bottle in the home.
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