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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
5
The Bohemian Girl production at Hapbitt's Library draws a large morning crowd for the first show. Theater manager notes a big production may be staged in the city, with some good seats still available this afternoon but selling fast.
An advertisement extols Mi-O-Na Stomach Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia gastritis and related symptoms. It claims the product purifies the blood by cleansing the stomach, boosts energy, improves appetite sleep and overall vitality, and offers a money back guarantee. Also notes a peculiar funeral at Sortingfordbury Hagland.
An April promotional listing boasts broad discounts on teas and groceries. It highlights Pan and Has Aot iet Japan gunpowder blends, English Browtust and Formican varieties, Ceylon tea, and a general push to buy during April. Also advertised are discounted coffee, granulated sugar, and wholesale pricing on produce and canned goods with quantities and unit prices.
Fragmentary report from Hongon Gulf notes suffragettes enraged by trial outcomes involving Emmeline Pankhurst and bombs at a Walton House. Mention of Lloyd George and government actions as unrest grows. No clear dates or full names confirmed in readable text.
A Standard report quotes an unnamed leader warning that human life is in peril as militant actions rise and promises to escalate measures. The item notes discussion of new terror roles and murder being added to scheduled actions, implying heightened state responses.
President Wilson said he would investigate the Philippine situation before forming any attitude on independence. He noted the Democratic platform supports a gradual approach and that the timing remains debatable. He plans to examine existing government conditions and Filipino capacity for self rule before acting on the Jones Bill.
In New Kensington Pennsylvania on April 4 wives of striking workers armed with blacksnake whips attacked returning laborers at the Aluminum Company of America plant. Dozens were beaten and one 75 year old man was left unconscious before aid arrived as about 900 of 12,000 workers remained on strike under state troop supervision and county sheriff authority.
A customer testimonial details relief after using Rheuma, citing six years of rheumatism and sleep problems now resolved. Another user reports rapid improvement after one bottle, mentioning cured rheumatism, lumbago, arthritis, and kidney issues. Ends with a money back guarantee and price of 60 cents.
House for rent in the West Wayne area with garden access. Inquiries to O. A. Stennett at 118 Ys contact. Adult occupant preferred.
Pirates seized the British steamer Taion after boarding at Hong Kong on April 2. They killed the Chinese steersman, bound the English captain and officers, looted cabins, injured passengers, disabled the ship, and fled in Taion’s boats after four hours of operation. A woman missionary appealed for the officers’ lives to be spared.
Philadelphia April 4 Henry Clay director of the department of public safety and Colonel Joby R. Wikans and Willard HL Wall head of the Wiggins Construction company were sentenced to not less than 18 months nor more than two years in prison for conspiring to defraud the city. Clay fields office four years ending December and tests later that he took charge of the department fraudulent contracts with the Wiggin company involving investments reports to the city hall and the construction of potion stations fire houses and public bathing prices formed the scheme. The case was appealed and pending a decision the three men were released on bail.
Police investigated the death of an unknown man killed on the rails at Rimerton last night by an Extra P. RR freight no. 286. The trespasser was on the tracks and was not seen by the engineer until it was too late to stop. The incident occurred about 340.
A violent incident at a plant left an employee in precarious condition after a blow fractured a bone. Police report state two men attacked a brother employee when his back was turned. Motive remains a mystery as doctors fight to prevent further complications.
A Latrobe pharmacy touts EZ0 foot remedy via a testimonial from George Noltis who says seven years of doctor bills ended after using one package. The ad claims dramatic relief and urges readers to buy EZ0 at 25 cents per jar with local distributors Ames and Cagle.
Do You Need Agricultural Implements If so look me up before buying elsewhere It will be money saved I have on hand a large stock Including Grain Drills Binders Mowers Tedders Manure Spreaders Gasoline Engines Cream Separators Disk Harrows Lever Harrow Smoothing Harrows Sulky Plows Burch Plows Aurora Plows Shovel Plows Cultivators Lime Spreaders Taleo carry a full line of Myers Pumps Castor Machine oil at 260 per gal Repaira for the Burch Winrd Gowanda and Aurora Plows on hand at all times
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