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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1912
Page
6
Coming October 17 and 18 presented by the company with a musical comedy daly and jazzy acts. Jinging and Musical Mixture brighten the program with Pretty Girls, special scenery and gorgeous costumes. Matinees Saturday only. Change of Play each night.
Grace McDowell travels to Titusville this morning at the behest of a relative. Lorenzo Dunham plans a fine porch on East Main street, a notable addition that will enhance the home’s look and appeal.
An extensive range of plain tailored effects and fancy trimmed garments is showcased, including Norfolks in plain Serges and fancy Mixtures.
A long list of residents and visitors details Sunday visits, business trips, and relatives calls across Titusville and nearby towns. Names include Roy Larson, H B Walsh, John McVelin, Don McKay, Kessie McLean, George Verbeck, Miss Jessie Wills, Missy Tate, Carl Taylor, Mrs Hi Bentley, Mrs Guigou, Fred Mulderick, Mrs D H Jolson, Charles Barrett, Mrs Wimball, M A Reswlur, Marvin Cooper, Miss Matthew Bonsteil, Fenok Shean, Dr and Mrs Styled, Mr and Mrs S V Skinner, Miss J H Martin, Archie Lyonweft, Olly Loretta, Mitcha Makhoon, and more with travels to Jamestown, Younga fowl, Spring Creek, and Washington D C.
Aviena Oct 12 Dr Harrison A Dunn reports William Kincaid marine engineer shot Thursday by R S Gunn in a dispute over a woman. X rays show one bullet lodged near the skull base and another fractured windpipe with blood in the lungs. Kincaid remains in critical condition with breathing severely affected. Gunn is detained at the city prison awaiting outcome of the case.
An ad extols Pape’s Diapopaln as a quick remedy for indigestion, sour stomach, gas, and upset stomach. It claims rapid relief, allowing users to enjoy favorite foods again, urges keeping a bottle at home for family use, and stresses affordable fifty cent cases.
An old advertisement promotes NU-O-NA from Booth's Mi-o-na claiming a free trial and guaranteed relief from indigestion. It urges readers to mail for treatment details and to send a self addressed envelope to Booth's Mi-o-na in Buffalo, New York.
James Boys Coming Thursday exhibit promises a sensational three reel adventure in Missouri. The big feature costs $10,000 to make and debuts Thursday night at the Serle with admission 10 cents. Don’t miss this attraction.
The notice promises the very lowest quoted prices on Kind Cutting Cards Bust Hosa Cards and related announcements. It emphasizes unbeatable rates and urges readers to request a direct quote for specific items. The message targets bargain seekers in the cards and supplies market.
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