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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1915
Page
6
Worn but serviceable items offered in multiple colors including Black Navy Copenhagen Old Rose Wistaria Green Brown and Blue plaid. Describes 40 inch width and various fabric options for all occasions.
Catalog note lists fur trimmings in black brown and white octo layard maribou and pink blue shades offered at 40 cents per yard for immediate purchase.
Frogs and Venise edged wide flouncings in a colorful, rhythmic display. Loopers and Wassels contributed bold moves as onlookers watched the quirky performance unfold.
Advertisement notes hand bags that are new and novel, well made and neat, offered at inexpensive prices from $1 to $5. It highlights affordability and a variety of styles for shoppers seeking value.
Alfred Nelson, an 71 year old resident of the Third ward, was struck at Bridge Street crossing by an Erie passenger train from Meadville while crossing the tracks. He is reported resting comfortably at the hospital and expected to be discharged soon.
On October 28 near Washington Pennsylvania a man was crushed by a train at a crossing. He suffered foot injuries requiring amputation after removal to hospital. Eyewitnesses noted delays in noticing the victim before the tragedy. Emergency responders and railroad workers responded to the scene.
An editorial argues the county judgeship contest exposes loopholes in statutes and the November ballot dispute between Rossiter and Force. It notes a decisive September result in favor of Rossiter, calls for avoiding a second campaign, and suggests political pragmatism may yield a unanimous choice or governor appointment if needed.
In New York a lord chief justice candidate argues for full law application against deferential justice. A Times editorial questions the fairness of a double nomination and election process affecting Roosler and Poroo.
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