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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1914
Page
8
Market report from New York and East Buffalo lists prices for butter creamery, potatoes, and grains. Includes HOGS, CATTLE, SHEEP AND LAMBS with quoted ranges. notes on hay and other feed products. mixed quality listings and regional brief totals.
Fragmentary ad copy claims a product prevents baldness and grows nail like effects. Mentions mail orders and a company named Thy Aunli-Brook Hatt Food Co in Borh Pa with promises of prompt attention.
In a terse note, Thomas Downey claims to sell items to host customers and warns buyers of refunds if not pleased. The text mentions a 150 per package price and urges caution about authenticity and satisfaction with the goods.
Mrs. Jessie M. Bennett seeks pupils for vocal and piano lessons plus hand drawing and water colors. Prices reasonable. Call at Dr. Bennett’s, Smith Street or H. I Bennett’s, Washington Street.
We Amuse presents Thos Waa leckers in five part feature at the Amused. Show begins tonight with performances by the famed company and continues with daily repeats through the week.
Minutes of the Board of Education note adoption of Knopp's Virgil and other texts from major publishers. A new high school teacher may be needed due to crowding, and auditorium use for union meetings was approved. A Bell Telephone Co. rate cut to 18 dollars per year was referred for study, and insurance and building value estimates were updated.
Reports from Basel say German forces retreat from France Belgium and Luxembourg toward the Rhine. Austrian troops fall back in Galicia amid harsh winter. Russian war office claims surrounds two Austrian armies and expects capitulation. 60,000 prisoners taken including 1,107 officers. Paris and Rome show public reaction as Allied fortunes shift.
Paris dispatch quotes The Matin describing German forces sacking Senlis during wartime actions. It notes the alleged execution of civilians, stripping bodies, and driving them to carts with pitchforks. The piece references neutrality debates and US stance, with minor mentions of nearby towns and a destroyed bridge. A classified ad for a modern four‑room Nova apartment follows the dispatch.
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