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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1914
Page
3
Mercer county farmer Simpson R. Miller of Pure Fell was gored and tossed by an infuriated bull Sunday evening. The once mild animal charged as Miller backed away, leaving him with bruises and cuts and unable to work for weeks.
An old advertisement touts Nervaline as a safe remedy to calm nerves and dull head pain. It claims rapid relief without harmful drugs and notes availability from N F Amen & Co and other druggists at a shilling a box.
An advertisement promotes Orrine as a cure to restore drinkers to sobriety and usefulness. It guarantees results with a full refund if no benefit after trial. The price is 41.00 per box and offers a free booklet. Addressed to customers through O Babbitt & Son, Druggists.
The Place to Get Your Cider 1 will start operating at the older Gull on the Sciota road near pumping station about Opt. 7. Apple Jelly custom made for sale delivered in the city by A. L. Watrous Hell phone 186 R 41.
Large size jardiniers painted on red green and brown measure eight inches across. Pretty styles priced at 150 each.
Good grade of inverted gas fixtures with needle valve that fit any ordinary gas fixture. Complete with globe and mantis 49 shah.
Austrians launch a desperate attempt to reach Cracow hoping German forces will join. Fortifications are being strengthened around Grandway, a key fortress city guarding the Vistula and the capital, Cracow, with the Wawel Citadel looming in the background.
A historical ad-style notice highlights a physician Edwards promoting a vegetable olive compound as a tonic for liver and bowels. It touts vigor, uses olive oils, and claims improved egg production from hens. The piece references poultry owners around Corry and Campbellsville, noting rising hens’ laying rates with Prats Poultry Regulator in mash sold at Wealth's Feed Store.
Frederick Drayer, 39, of 161 Main Street, was killed when a work train struck him near the Titusville passenger station. Eyewitness W. J. Mulrey reported Drayer appeared to try boarding the moving train, his head crushed between a car wheel and braces, and his body found across the track. Deputy Coroner R. A. Kerr and Conductor W. C. Downing investigated. groceries bills in his pockets helped confirm identity.
Harden'n Dancing School offers Fox Trot classes on Friday nights with private lessons by appointment.
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