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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
6
Frank Amex went to Ludlow on business this morning. Mr Charles Monroe and Mr Mrs M Brown and Mr and Mrs W O Shields traveled to Erie for a few days. Mrs J M Martin Jett left for Shenandoah Pa to visit relatives.
AmuseU Theater listings include Love-Sick Maidens of Cuddle town lithograph and Bune mle ant Walker technical notes. The city sees A H Jude of OML City on business, A Wakerfold visiting James town, Mrs G Oc King in Chauute, and Mr and Mrs Brooks hosting Miss Mabel Woltman visiting friends from Redtants California.
In October 17 to 19, Ben Coy brings a musical mixture with lively scenery and striking costumes. Matinee performances available Saturday. nightly change of play. Admission 10 to 20 cents, with humor and song noted, audience urged to attend.
Sam Brooks visited Beis then returned today after a few days with relatives in the lr. Earnest riburg arrived Pittsburg this afternoon after a short stay with relatives. Misa Jonephine Colpgray came back this afternoon following a visit with friends. Willi Scott of Buffalo arrived on Marlon St to visit his parents Mr and Mrs A N Scott for a few days. Mr and Mrs Frank Lockwood returned last night from an extended stay with friends and relatives in Cleveland.
An advertisement from Ames & Co Buffalo New York promotes Mu-O-Na stomach treatment with a free trial booklet. It claims sufferers pay nothing unless cured and urges readers to request the free treatment by mail to end indigestion and restore stomach health.
Wr and Mrs A Roberts of Bria ayew visiting friends in the salty thid afternoon. Miss Saale Patterson had been visiting in Cleveland and returned home. Cuban Cashier Is Arrested in Havana for complicity in a $4000 loss. A passenger train derailed near Harmon injuring one family. several hurt but none severely.
Extensive assortment of tailored suits and garments offered at bargain prices. Nobby tailored suits priced at 16.50 with belt and Russian skirt effects. plain Serges and fancy mixtures. silk and satin fabrics listed with yardage discounts. Includes 27 inch silks and 36 inch messalines with substantial reductions per yard.
A blaze erupted just after midnight behind Lawrie Brothers at Twelfth and State, forcing evacuations along Upper State Street. Firefighters battled flames for about an hour, gasolene from a delivery truck fed the blaze, and residents fled as smoke and heat swept the area. Four thousand dollars in goods and stock at Lawrie’s store were damaged. authorities extended efforts to control the fire and protect nearby properties.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention EZO as remedy for corns and bunions. Names and places are garbled. No clear event or date. reads like a vendor or medical promo with scattered terms and potential personal names.
A man about 71 years old died after a mishap with a pistol during apple harvest. The injured victim, identified as Sherman, fell on the barrel causing a fatal head wound. Survived by a wife and two children. a brother William H. Robbing lives nearby. Local 49th Regiment New York Volunteer Infantry member not present.
A Corry Journal reader in Glens Falls reports relief from rheumatic pain after using RHEUMA. The testimonial describes swelling subsiding and improved mobility following the remedy, noting a 29 pound weight change and overall happiness with the treatment. The letter is signed Mrs Hansel S. and appears in the advertisement section.
A Chicago area article reports a police operation tied to counterfeit currency and a botched plant destruction. It notes arrests tied to a counterfeiting ring and mentions a high value seized bill, with authorities warning of ongoing investigations and potential further actions.
In a garbled listing, orders for engraving are noted with names including Munewne, Anginne Hons, AnyHine You Wist, and Wie WHT Quote. The text references R. G. Lindsley & Son and mentions holiday music and First Ave Paestid Bealtony in a partial, unclear notice.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a local purchase term involving a knob and street names. Readable elements include a price or value 200 ble and references to Isnd atreeta with unclear names. The fragmentary nature prevents precise reconstruction of event, parties, or location.
Readable fragments show listed prices for a barn and a lot with several figures including 850 and 1 05, as well as 2 50 and 1 70. Amounts appear in a rough catalog format with unclear dates or locations.
A terse property listing notes a late lot with 52,70, zero rooms and NOx103. Asking price is $300. Read trace for details.
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