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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
6
Luon Kellone of Shinglehouse, a rig builder, fell about 25 feet from a derrick while taking it down near a power plant of the W N P Traction Co. He suffered a fractured spine and a severe scalp wound and was brought to Higgins Memorial Hospital with little hope for recovery.
The Valley Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs Will Graham on Thursday. A good time was had by attendees. Mrs Hazel Donaldson helped with her parents. Mrs Frank Williams visited her daughter in Hatch Hollow. Mr and Mrs Carl Stowe were guests of the Jerrys in Arbuckle. The Arbuckle Sunday School Ladies Bible Class met with Mrs Ila Stowe with good attendance.
A Lake Pleasant News Letter campaign pushes support for Joseph Mi Worco as Erie County judge. Friends publish articles praising his public service, with plans to detail his life from birth in North Knot township to 1878 admission as a practicing lawyer. The push includes roles in the Board of Trade, Chamber of Commerce, and area institutions.
Kane Oct 27 The death of Thoniny WH Rywn one of Kane's oldest and esteemed citizens and a member of the Old Bucktail of Flint Hill Regiment occurred at his home near Ryan Farm at Teionesta Avenue last night after a two year illness and a pneumonia spell lasting ten days.
A dubious health claim argues heavy meat consumption harms kidneys causing rheumatism headaches and urinary issues. It prescribes four ounces of Lithia Salt solution daily and a grape lemon juice lithia mix as a kidney cleaner and bladder strengthener, touting safety and affordability.
Local ad from I. A. Brodsky seeks salvage items including ragas and rubber with per pound rates noted such as copper and brass values. The notice lists payments: rubborn 1-20 per paul, heavy copper 12¢ per pound, copper 10¢ per pound, heavy red brass 100, and signs as I. A. Brodsky dated 2011.
A catalog fragment notes items from Fadies Furnishing Store. Descriptions describe 40 inch wide pieces in colors including black navy Copenhagen old rose wistaria green brown and blue plaid.
Fur trimmings offered at various prices with colors including black brown and white at up to 1 dollar a yard. Maribon line lists Bill White Pink and Blue trims priced at 40 cents per yard.
A fragment lists fabric trims such as Black Trimmings Hrogs loops tassels venise edges wide floun cigs, suggesting a catalog or advertisement for decorative sewing notions and garment enhancements. The wording implies a fashion supply context with multiple trim names.
A local ad touts new and novel hand bags that are well made, available in net and inexpensive styles. Prices range from $1 to $5, highlighting affordable options for shoppers.
Advertises heavy ribbed sweater coats for children and men with sizes ranging from 24 to 84 for children and all sizes for men. Mentions GAM and UL criteria. Details unclear due to garbled text.
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