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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1914
Page
6
Union City October 28 Ward Frank Babcock accused of larceny of a horse from Frank W Heemer’s barn in LeBouf township was given a hearing before Alderman Bartholome Bondey. After witness testimony the justice bound the defendant over to the next term.
The plaintiff side of the case was represented by McClintock and Mc Clintock in a dispute involving a five hundred dollar sum.
Auctioneer V I Powers advertises a Monday sale at a Goo Humphrey farm one half mile west of Merts Corners on Stats Line Road. Readable items include cattle grade Holsteins, hogs including Berkshire, hogs, horses, farm tools, wagons, and other farm implements. Proceeds go to D Wallace and G Humphrey with authority by V I Powers Auctioneers.
Police recovered in Ridgway after a series of break ins at the Eagle Valley tannery on Mt Hideway and the Lund and Shanley store on Main Street. Eight men were jailed as suspicious. one suspect fled but was chased near the Eagle Valley office. The incidents also touched the Parshall & Arwell store and Hyde Murphy offices.
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast cure for gas heartburn indigestion and a sick stomach. It claims relief within five minutes and promotes a fifty cent bottle for use by the whole family with no sour food in the stomach and no stomach misery.
Residents around Corry keep more poultry than elsewhere yet one day egg prices remain high due to the poultryman’s flow. Local poultrymen report hens laying in spring and credit Frutt’s Poultry Regulator sold at Heath’s Feed Store for about 16 to 24 cents per dozen.
President Wilson endorses AL Palmer for U S senator in a Philadelphia letter to Powell Ryans of Merchant & Evans. He argues business reconstruction is complete and cites policies favoring cooperation with the Democratic administration, contrasting Palmer's scene with Penrose. Wilson’s appeal aims to unite business leaders and Pennsylvania's industries behind Palmer and the Progressive effort for reform.
South African general Christian de Wet is reported as heading a new revolt against English rule, rallying forces and seeking local support. The move signals renewed resistance amid ongoing tensions and calls for independence.
A Louisville reader from Kentucky reports taking Vinal, a cod liver and iron tonic, for nervous exhaustion and weakness and says it improved health and strength. The ad claims Vinal cures nervous proptration and run-down systems, urging readers to visit local druggists for a bottle.
A brief ad notes continued sale of Cream of Wheat Flour and dried beet items at Northrop's Grocery. Limited quantities and cash-only terms apply this week.
Fragmentary note discusses government regulation of candy and sweets under the Pure Food Act. It mentions strict standards and compliance requirements, with emphasis on consumer safety and labeling practices.
Conneaut battles a smallpox outbreak with clinics limiting gatherings. Health officials expect over 1,000 infections and mass vaccination by tomorrow. St Marys Catholic Church defies the ban as authorities assign police to guard the church and prohibit public meetings citywide.
Advertises a limited October sale with bulk groceries and price notes for winter stock. Listings include canned evaporated milk assorted sizes, honey, coffee blends, lard substitutes, cider, popcorn, and cleaning supplies with varied prices.
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