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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1919
Page
6
A report from Varograph notes a world altitude record set today with Tol and Rohlfs piloting an Avroplany craft. The craft reportedly climbed 34 610 feet above sea level in 78 minutes, sparking excitement among spectators and prompting curiosity about the feat.
Sergt Allan M Nichols of the Second Durham Light Infantry lost both eyes and hands in a defective bomb blast on September 4 1910. He now types with artificial hands on a specially constructed machine at St Dunstan s hospital London.
Meadville police report a Wednesday night burglary at Mantih Jo's shoe store on Water Street near the New Gable House. About 4000 dollars in goods and 250 dollars in leather were taken, with only a few shoes left untouched. The owner Alo notified authorities and described the incident as a local theft with significant loss to the stock.
Mary Kulaska a 16 year old Spruce Street girl was arrested with several Mexicans on shoplifting charges. She returned home with County Detective I. Ni Thus well and her brother Stanny Kulaska. She said she willingly left her husband and tired of married life. The party previously traveled from Oil City to Buffalo and Cleveland then to Alton where the males were arrested. The Mexicans are being held by authorities in Alton.
Oil City September 18 The next yearly convention of the Creek Baptist isolation will be held at the Second Baptist church in Erie in September 1920. The decision came at the closing meeting of the 55th annual convention held at First Baptist Church here Tuesday and Wednesday. The assembly closed Wednesday evening with Rev A Bones D D of Philadelphia Rev Do Woods of Kane and Roy W H Babbit of Erie reviewing the work of the various branches of the association and Major remarks by Rev Laura who led devotions.
Correvine meets the Meadville railroaders on West Washington Street Diamond for the last game of the season. Manager Weaver lists it among the fast attractions in Liksviton, as Meadville's side aims to avenge earlier losses and deliver a strong showing with Lodesto leading the home team tomorrow.
A herbal stomach remedy named Plant Tale touted as superior to others and claimed to prove its curative powers in thousands of cases where other remedies failed.
Miss Jean Mutton of No TA Winnge Street reports a remarkable recovery from rheumatism after using Plant Teles. She describes severe swelling and pain that made walking difficult but notes rapid improvement within days and renewed ability to perform housework. Plant Teles is sold at Corry at Thomas Downey's Drug Store.
Clara Kimball Young stars in Cheating Cheaters at the Grand tonight and Saturday. The motion picture drama includes a star supporting cast and bespoke gowns by Lucile Lady Dit Gordon. The plot follows Nan as she hides her detective persona while leading a band of international crooks and a growing romance culminates in the reveal.
Fragmentary OCR item references a closing tomorrow and appreciation for a policy or schedule. It mentions Corey's study, a publisher, and president's schedule with limited readable names. The text is garbled, offering little verifiable detail on people, places, or events.
A compact ad touts Lift off Corns as painless and inexpensive, claiming Freezone treatment costs only a few cents per use. It markets quick relief from corns with minimal discomfort and low price.
A track worker died after being struck by a fast freight train in West Monterey this morning. He was 55 and employed by the city. Police and investigators are reviewing the incident and issuing initial statements.
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