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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1913
Page
8
The Corry store advertises Cadet Hosiery at 15¢ a pair, two for 25¢, with strict inspection for minor imperfections. It also promotes millinery at 1.25, children’s wash dresses in gingham and chambray, ladies dresses up to sizes 46, 5.00 skirts in Bedford Cord to 3.50, and simplicity gowns from 1.00, plus bordered lawns at 12 1/2¢ and cheap curtains.
Parker reports a good audience last evening for Bohemian Stock Company's opening repertoire number. Despite rain, a large crowd attended Thorns and Orange Mossoma. The show pleased patrons and bodes well for the company’s stay. Tonight’s bill is Cowboys Sweetheart. Thursday features Girl and the Tramp by another company.
London reports the ambassadorial talks on the Monte Negrin occupation of Scutari lasted three hours and a quarter. The meeting focused on Scutari with no comment on the surrender of Hisad Pasha or Albania’s kingship. May 1 is set for the next gathering as Austria’s troops mass near the Monte Seerin frontier and Montenegrins move north.
David Starr Jordan, college president, holds a confidential meeting with Bryan regarding the Japanese matter. The exchange touches on spelling concerns and broader policy questions as they weigh changes.
Weather bureau records show temperatures and conditions at 8 p m yesterday for New York 54 clear Albany 56 cloudy Atlantic City 52 clear Boston 60 cloudy Buffalo 64 rain Chicago 46 clear New Orleans 60 cloudy Washington 51 cloudy Philadelphia 55 clouded skies evident across several hubs with varying conditions noted.
Ramona Borden, the seven year old who fled Pompton New Jersey sanitarium, is now in her mother's care in New York. Mrs. Geil Borden, the millionaire milk mom, arrived from Los Angeles after a telegram from Ramona. They met at the mother's hotel and plan to depart for California soon.
The article explains the reverse of the United States Great Seal, featuring a truncated pyramid with the eye above, motto Annuit Coeptis, and No Us Ordu Seclorum beneath, designed by Charles Thomton in 1782, adopted by Congress but long ridiculed by critics. It notes the seal’s dual-sided origin and the symbolism marking the new American era.
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