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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1913
Page
5
A fragmented theater note critiques The Old Homevtoud as a flawed yet ambitious stage piece. It highlights a faulty English script, missing props, and lackluster dance as the Grace church choir and farm hands scene struggle to carry the production. The original staging by Mr. Fratk Thompson is praised for intent if not execution.
Harriaburg April 1 a bill by Mr Humes Crawford county aims to stop state attaches from sending information from official papers to other states or countries. The measure requires them to pay all fees received to the state treasury and imposes a fine up to 1000 dollars plus five years of public office debarment for violations.
Doan's Kidney Pills cited by hundreds in Corry and across the United States as effective for kidney backache weak kidneys and urinary disorders. A Mrs M J Fisher of Corry Pa reports relief from back pains and kidney irregularities after use. Pills sold by all dealers at 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
An ad by C B Porter, Alderman, touts attractively presented confectionery. It claims adherence to the pure food act and declares no better quality sweets, emphasizing low prices for products described as trash and sweet.
Corry Pennsylvania national bank announces officers Henry Keppel president J Smith cashier OL H Andrews assistant cashier and names a slate of directors including J Sith Benry Keppel Ti Andrews Lauria L We Olds H Heath Elmer H Kincaid and Gerry T Kincaid. Transacts general banking business as indicated by the notice.
Construction begins soon on the Cambridge Springs to Titusville trolley line. Cleveland supply trips arrive in days as the contractor moves to set up housing near two work sites and bring in laborers to staff the project.
Union City April 11 The Mer Al Santé powdered milk plant plans to begin milk collection Tuesday April 15 Producers are informed of price and handling details Prices for April posted at 145 dollars per cwt with testing adjustments of six percent butterfat and points above or below 3.6 percent Milk on the platform is priced for roads covered by the plant Teams will deliver routes as soon as possible and allow self-delivery at an extra rate near the factory
An Illinois conductor reports Beulah Mississippi crevasse risk endangering New Orleans. The dam has failed twice this year with losses estimated between 2 and 5 million dollars. Governor Brewer seizes contractor negligence amid a $100,000 damage suit. Crests predicted near last year and engineers rush sheet piling to reinforce riverfront defenses.
Ready to supply spring and summer wash dresses fabrics line includes ginghams 10c yd 27 inches wide silk striped voiles 25c 35c yd printed batistes flaxons and more in multiple colors. Elegant chiffons and crepes offered as yardage with varied widths and finishes for dresses waists and children clothing.
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