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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1912
Page
5
Short notice strengthens demand for female workers at Nu- Bone Cornet Factory. Light duties offered with good pay. apply quickly at the office. Address listed as 24 floor Ajat Bulla.
A. P. Messenger and Son Wo announce a reduction list for clothing made to order from the International Tailoring Co. Early calls secure the best bargain available. The notice emphasizes custom fits and prices tied to the promotion.
Ressler's First Avenue Market promotes high grade western beef not using cows or bulls. Customers are urged to visit the market to see the quality difference compared with native or cheaper western beef grades.
An advertisement touts Hay's Hair Health as a cure for dandruff claiming it will keep scalp clean and hair healthy with daily use. It features testimonials from Geo W James of Chicago and a general push to purchase at N A Amen & Co. More Street Car Trouble in Kingston and distant towns follows, noting strikes and police guarding the city. Two soldiers shot in Wyoming after alleged insubordination. Sergeant Britter claims the shootings of Privates Cunningham and Carroll.
Dr J Leonhardt of Lincoln Nebraska locates pile cause and offers inward remedy. Ten year record shows only tires percent money back. Guaranteed $1 package available from N F Amen & Co or any druggist. Write to Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo NY for free Hemroid booklet.
Report from Mexico describes a Zapatista assault on a passenger train traveling from Holarity toward Ciernavnen. Of about 50 soldiers and a native engineer aboard, most were killed or wounded. The attack left the train marred by blood and horror as survivors fled. President Madera vows to uphold the constitution and resist resignation amid the crisis. Juarez garrison mobilizes as federals reportedly move north to counter rebel advances.
London reports a general belief that the coal strike will end soon with most miners back by Thursday and all by April 9. Some militants oppose the minimum wage referendum and await full details before judging the outcome.
The body found on railroad tracks near Melville Sagk was identified as Rev. Joseph Deer Kowsky, Greek Catholic priest. Farmer A Urischuk was arrested and charged with murder, accused of placing the body on the track.
In the morning we will add extra Mille Cream Skim mills Butternt and Colusee on the waste routes. Special deliveries planned in the afternoon. Phone in your orders early. Carry Bure MII Co On the Trail.
Frank G. Jones Shop at 803 East Smith Street announces ready service in cabinet work. The ad highlights prepared to handle all cabinet tasks from rebuilding to refinishing furniture for local customers.
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