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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1913
Page
8
Ready to supply spring and summer wash dresses and fabrics. Special sale on 12c dress ginghams at 10c yard. Wide range of ginghams, chiffons, poplins, kimona plisse, ripplettes, etamine, ratine, silk striped voiles, and plain calicoes. Various widths and colors, prices 15c to 35c per yard.
April 9 reports from stome note Pope Pius X suffered a relapse Monday night and his condition is extremely serious though Osservatore Romano denies alarm. Doctors Marchiafava and Amici attend him as cardinals and diplomats remain anxious about his age and weak heart.
A local ad offers a large stock of farm equipment including grain drills binders mowers tedders manure spreaders gas engines cream separators disk harrows harrows sulky plows cultivators and plows with repairs available. Prices listed as 260 per gal, with a wide selection from Myers Pampa castor machines and Aurora mows.
A historical advert claims chiropractic care can treat appendicitis asthma constipation and a range of disorders including dyspepsia diabetes headaches hay fever gout gallstones rheumatic conditions nerve issues and infantile paralysis. The text lists many conditions and urges readers to seek spinal adjustment as a remedy.
The Corry community mourns Capt. HE Whittlesey longtime Raymond Manufacturing backer and former president whose death ends a era of public service. A generous benefactor, he supported churches and city projects and left a lasting impact on local industry and charity. Funeral arrangements remain pending with details to be announced.
A fragment reflects on a speaker’s humor with a quip about needing to repeat words to express a joke. The line plays on dialect and jests about understanding.
Officers of Company A have resigned leaving Lieut Keating in charge with Sergeant Hall at the helm. R W Brown is being urged to assume captain duties and recruit more members as the unit aims to become a leading state militia. Brown, a Bordentown Military Academy graduate and former New Jersey National Guard captain, weighs the decision after touring the ground today.
Advertisement extols Putnam's Corn Extractor as a quick claim to remove corns. It promises softening the tissue, easing the corn, and leaving a smooth toe with no marks. Sold by Thos Downey in 250 Lotten and recommended by druggists.
Knowlton Brothers advertises discounts on breakfast foods this week including oats and cereals from Wothers Oats Quaker Oats Kellogey Toasted Corn Makes Pout Tomston and Bun Beam Gorn Maken Dutch Hush. Packets at a moral discount from Knowlton Bros.
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