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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1912
Page
9
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Readable fragments indicate a brief local item mentioning the brink and six tubes, with unclear names or dates. Details are too fragmentary to determine exact event, entities, or context beyond the rough reference to a brink and six tubes.
Various listings show rooms for rent and cottages for rent near Shermans Bay and Jamestown New York. Ads seek tenants for six room cottages and modern apartments with baths, hot water, and garden use. Some notices mention relocation dates around September and contact details including street addresses and phone numbers.
Real estate listings show multiple properties for sale across Corry and nearby areas. Items include 13 and 10 room houses on Essex and Congress streets with out-buildings, farms of 160 and 126 acres, and parcels ranging up to 1044 acres with buildings. Additional listings include stores, a brick block, and multiple houses on Wright, Grace, and West Church streets. Interested buyers should contact AKO A Apps in Corry or Mrs Bue ule A Gordon in Log Angeliste.
An observed runaway freight locomotive at Sheffield caused minor damage to chemical plant property and the tank engine it backed into. No injuries reported as a group of boys reportedly played near the roundhouse and apparently released the reverse throttle.
Public notice stating hours from dawn to 9 PM and the address 200 North Center Street. Reminds readers to include their name and number when using the parlor services during the listed hours.
Meadville reports Clyde Robinson, an inmate held in a temporary jail near the courthouse, slashed his throat with a razor in an attempted suicide. Fellow prisoners intervened, pulling the blade free as blood flowed but medical aid quickly halted the wound's spread.
Williamsport official considers health certification before marriage. Pastor Charles Georges Hikia of St Paul’s Church faces scrutiny after a lively church discussion on mental and physical health proofs, with a physician and state license to wed required. Statewide results show Maine election shifts with Haines winning governor and Republicans gaining a House edge, shaping upcoming political landscape.
Edgar Myers 2 years old of Lancaster was found dying in St Marys cemetery from a revolver wound. Police ruled death not foul play and stated the weapon was left by the body. The infant’s father John Phillips and wife were to be arraigned on murder charge based on police information. Lightning struck a barn in Cunirk township burning the structure and crops. nearby livestock was saved by neighbors.
On September 11 in Taman Florida 2100 workers at the Tehial Sand Navigation company No 10 and Nesquehoning collieries walked off in protest after a handful refused the new Union buttons for the last quarter. Twenty people killed by bomb in Saloulea market. Doiran scene suggests possible Parkian involvement. frontier fighting flares between Turkey and Greece with casualties reported.
In Constantinople on September 11 M. Sarafol the Bulgarian minister dismisses reports that Bulgaria has appealed to the powers and says the crisis remains dangerous. The telegram notes ongoing tensions between Turkey and Bulgaria and the unsettled regional stance.
The Ithaca report notes Treman denying any gubernatorial candidacy and stating he is not a governor candidate. Western New York Democrats had mentioned his name as a potential candidate, but Chute dismissed the speculation.
Bradford, Sept. 10. A boy’s cap linked a series of petty pilferings that kept police alert. Charles Arrowsmith reported a possible entry attempt at 1459 pm. A window was removed at a building near the Bar ss store. A rap found matched a recent Greenwald clothing purchase. A boy, Glenkon Colerick age 15, confessed after lengthy questioning. Police believe he operated as a bunshopper in the city and had prior bakery thefts.
An old advertise ment claims Thompson's Barosma cures kidney and bladder disease with a 50 cent bottle. It touts a guaranteed return policy via N F Ames Co and Thos Downey and urges use with Thomson's Dandelion and Mandrake Pills for constipation. The copy warns many Americans risk Bright's disease and promises faster recovery after first dose.
Sept 10 02 report notes Blue Eye dye incident at Marvin Mead’s barn attacked and burned to ground on Thursday alert of taat week. Hiram Afoore visited Pitwaville to see his daughter Mrs 8 0 Greay and will stay through the loss fair. Clint Holton of Silver Linko Wash visited aunt Mrs Alle Degenns and other relatives. Irvin Briggs teaches Kaneis school and Mise Winger bakes in Corry.
Sibert Hubbards editor in the Philistine extols a Busy Task song as a wash day helper for women. He argues excessive housework harms well being and says the song offers a fast cheap solution, claiming it dries and cleans efficiently for five cents a cake.
An advertisement promotes rug cleaning and dyeing on floors with reasonable prices and guaranteed work by Tr. J. Barto at 1014 Main Street. It emphasizes old rugs and carpets receiving cleaning and dyeing services with assurance of quality.
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