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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
6
An advertisement touts Pape’s Dianepsin as a fast, harmless cure for gas sourness and indigestion. It claims five minutes to relief, promises a refund if unsatisfied, and urges households to keep the remedy for upset stomachs day or night. It emphasizes its status as the world’s largest selling stomach regulator.
A 5 cent matinee at the Lyrie Theater tomorrow features two reels titled Outlaw Colony and Corry, presented as a 5 special show.
A string of personal mentions notes D. M. Alford, Rov. Sharpley, Mrs. Ranson McKelvey, and others making short trips for business or visiting friends. Names include Jolu Kinley, Miss Margaret Davis, Miss Bess McKee, G B Rogers, J A Nixon, Ted, Gorey Kincaid, FM Snyder, L Weeks, Miss Josephine St Clair, Claude Messenger, Miss Erhol Pier, Joseph Altman, Mrs. Melvin Parkhurst, Cassine Seara.
A lively theatrical notice highlights a Vitagraph program including A Persistent Lover and a Bunny Whiffles act. It reports Mise Anta MoVella Tix returning home from a visit in In inneville and Mise Grice Jawell rabinnad from Jamestown after four days. Howard Lyne and his wife visited relatives in Corry and Oil City. Blizzard notes another weather event.
At Titusville fair a spectator, Mrs. Aman Colby of South Franklin street, was struck by a trotting horse while crossing the track during a 2:30 race. She suffered a broken nose and shoulder bruises but was deemed not seriously injured after examination. She was taken to hospital for further care.
An aviation attempt near Curtin ended in success as the pilot made his second flight in the afternoon. Although two flights were planned if weather allowed, only one was completed due to wind conditions. The official observer noted the endeavor as exellent with favorable conditions initially.
Commissioner Bigelow returns from New England with a report on how the good roads fund is spent and what remains. Chief Engineer Foster expects the study ready by midmonth. Under the Sproul act, several highway contracts have been awarded while money lasts.
A Corry Evening Journal reader testimony from Mrs Knox of Severance No. Y describes relief from rheumatism arthritis and swollen joints after using Rheuma from Ames and Co Glens Falls. She weights 238 pounds cites dramatic improvement and happiness with the cure offering money back if unsatisfied. August 8 1042 signed Mrs Danteal S Knox.
Prominent Cleveland businessmen toured Erie yesterday evening, hosted by local Chamber of Commerce members. The Cleveland party included key figures such as Hart and Cleveland, who received a reception and toured points of interest. A bond of friendship formed between Hart and Cleveland businessmen promises future goodwill between the cities.
An old style ad claims modern worry causes nervous debility and fatigue with symptoms like lack of vitality, nervousness, insomnia, and back pain. It promotes You Vita tonic and Rhubarb Laxative by N Ame & Co as cures, urging readers to buy with money-back assurance and agency promises.
Greenville Pa September 12 Johnny Morrison editor of the Greenville Evening Record and manager of the Twenty eighth congressional district will go to New York next week to serve as assistant chairman of the financial board of the Progressive National Committee Counties of the district have been organized with chairmen named Elk county Carly Newburg Ridgway Warren county Dr G Runnel Warren Mercer county Harry Watson Greenville Venango county Da Frad Brown Franklin Porngt county Hon F X Kratflor Nobrink
Sweet and Co unveils fall styles with the Shhoo Girl hats in a Saturday specialty event. Fashion notes highlight bold brims and cozy textures as shoppers anticipate new season looks.
Saturday sales offer low prices with items on display and limited quantities. Details include reduced rates on selected groceries and household essentials while supplies last. Shoppers are advised to arrive early for best selection and to check local store postings for exact items and savings.
Damaged OCR yields unclear details. Readable bits mention a location near Lake Hack and a house but exact names, dates, and actions are missing. Information is too garbled to determine a clear event or notice.
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