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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1914
Page
6
Sale of men union suits in sizes 34 to 44 at 49 cents per suit, 79 dozen remaining. Extra heavy fleece lined union suits and condo styles in all sizes offered at low prices. Sample line includes high grade wool shirts sized 14 to 17 with values $1 to $2.50. Ladies underwear up to 50 cents with stout sizes at 39 cents. Limited stock, buy early for best selection.
A Dunkirk Ohio woman died from severe burns after a kerosene stove exploded while a family prepared supper. The blast started when oil spilled from a can causing flames to leap to two women, including Sorantino Clemente, whose husband and another man were injured trying to help. The accident occurred at No 64 Railroad Avenue as the family prepared to feed three households.
Coroner Histon issued a death certificate after Mrs Sabra Hawley was found dead by hanging in her room in Tamestown. Reports say she was "feeble minded" and distressed by illness, with the body discovered by a boy after morning hours. The inquest noted suicide by hanging as the cause.
A local store announces a Great Benefit Sale with deep discounts on groceries and household items. The ad lists numerous prices for fruits, canned goods, meats, dairy, spices, and cleaning products. It notes extended hours from now through the winter, closing at 8 pm on most days and 8 pm Saturday afternoons, with location at 418 Concord Street, four minutes from the Post Office.
An Ohio woman recalls severe health issues starting in adolescence and describes reliance on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief. She credits the product with improved health over years without medical bills, recounting a shift in life after moving to Ohio and undergoing age-related changes.
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