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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1913
Page
5
The Democratic County Committee of Pirie County holds a meeting at the Court House on Saturday August 23 1918 at 4 o clock to elect officers and conduct business. Chairman H L Rogan announces no opposition to Chairman Rowan and urges attendance.
An old advertisement touts Putnam’s Corn Extractor to remove corns fast. It claims pain relief, removal of thick tissue, and a smooth result with the core lifted out in hours. Endorsed by druggists and sold in 60 bottle sets by Thomas Downey.
Johns Stesmahlp Agency advertises steamship tickets to or from any world region located at Durham's Drug Store WN Coster Street. The notice highlights travel options through a local travel office and directs potential buyers to the shop for sales and inquiries.
Reports from farmers in Tamostows and nearby areas describe rabies cases among cattle and dogs. Experts from New York State Agricultural College note the second cow showing clear signs, with concern spreading about potential further outbreaks and animal care practices in Jamestown and Carroll area towns.
Administration officials in Washington, after pushing their views before Provisional President Huerta, await Huerta’s next move. Mexico City is expected to respond by the six to make. If Huerta doubts the U S proposals, he may delay with an indefinite reply.
London reports a Daily X story alleging Egyptian nationalists plotted against Viscount Kitchener while he traveled to England for defense duties. Police seek an Egyptian student linked to Oxford, said to have engineered the plot with Mohammed Farid Mey associates. The article also notes reaction from officials and the Young Egypt party rhetoric. In New York, Edwin Gould and William Cromwell file separate suits against copper magnate Augustus Heinze for over 1.9 million dollars in promissory note-related charges and interest obligations.
Moonlight threshing stretches across farms on the Wisconsin and Minnesota sides of the river as crews work after heat-dimmed daytime hours. Moonrise cools the fields enabling gear and teams to resume and continue through the night. In Los Angeles a rancher, Arthur J. Reddington, is struck by a goose during a high speed scare, causing temporary paralysis and nerve pain.
London reports Harry Hawker who began a hydro aeroplane voyage around Great Britain and Scotland for the Daily Mail prize quit at Yarmouth after averaging over a mile a minute for about 240 miles. He is recovering from sunstroke and cannot resume today. Ploktes will take his place. A separate Paris dispatch notes the death of the notorious adventurer Tarnowske, once jailed in Italy for murder and expelled, found strangled in a railway car en route from St Petersburg to Kiev.
A second drowning at Jamestown around noon claimed John Tadura of Murison Street, a 14 year old, after slipping from an upper dam while attempting to walk a log boom. Fusco boys and older swimmers nearby failed to save him. police and fire teams recovered Tadura from the water near the dam after a long search.
Mrs Welle of Liberty Street Corry recounts kidney trouble with back pain and distressing secretions. She tried Doan's Kidney Pills after friends recommended them and reports rapid improvement, urging others to use the same remedy. Foster Milburn Co sells in New York and warns to remember the name Doan's.
Albany August 18 Acting Governor Martin Hy Glynn opens a quiet weekend at his wife’s home on the Hudson with few friends. Sulzer rests at the executive mansion as both leaders defer official moves, aided by counsel from Glynn and Sulzer. The plan reportedly aims to peaceably eliminate Sulzer soon, with trustees of state buildings set to designate rooms, and recognition issues pending court action.
Supporters of Governor Sulzer present a floral testimonial shaped like a horseshoe at a rally. The event underscores backing from Stand faction members and local officials, highlighting continued political support amid ongoing governance debates.
Rosella E Adair is a spine and nerve specialist practicing in Corry Pennsylvania. The advertisement lists an office at 128 Parke Street and hours from 280 to 680 p.m. It mentions graduation from Robbina Chiropractic Isi wate Alko East and Mater Gregory College. The claim states they remove the cause of disease without medicine or surgery and offers examination tree.
The excerpt notes a tiny book claimed to be the smallest in the world, a copy of the Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam noted by Nathan Dale of Cleveland. It mentions a cattle show, emblems of Denmark and Sweden, and a U S contribution of agricultural machinery, highlighting European regard for American farming implements.
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