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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1913
Page
4
United Kingdom report notes Mrs Emm a Pankhurst expected to return from America. Police presence grows as townsfolk fear unrest. Government stance unclear. If allowed free passage, little trouble anticipated. Florence Drummond leads militant group here and vows continued action.
Fragmented report recounts Mondville resident Mrs Bertin Guts of WK WHY removed to the State Hospital at Warran Saturday evening. She was accompanied on the train to Har mother County commissioner Floyd W Alten and Dr D C Snodgrass examined the case while Coflam prepared the necessary paperwork for removal.
The ad touts a wide range of fabrics and styles with a guarantee of a perfect fit in every detail. It emphasizes finishing quality and a price described as a gift to customers, aiming to attract shoppers with value and craftsmanship.
Local recall of Doan's Kidney Pills claims to ease backache and weak kidneys. Testimony from residents urges trying the remedy via Ames & Co’s drugstore. ad cites Foster Milburn Co and Buffalo as national suppliers with a familiar recall slogan.
Franklin state health officials take control as an epidemic grows this week. William Ennis and TF Zeigler, engineers, arrived from Harrisburg responding to a request by J Howard Smiley of the Public Health Department. They ordered water mains treated with hypochlorite solution, including well water, and urged residents to run taps for 15 to 20 minutes after treatment to cleanse lines and remove objectionable odor.
A four week winter course in county agriculture will be taught at Alfred by a specialist from the State Department of Agriculture. The program, free with no entrance exam, aims to educate several hundred county grange members and other farmers.
A young girl in Oil City drank liniment by mistake thinking it was tonic. She boarded with a family on Fourth Street. Doctors treated her with antidotes and an atomizer pump after Sloan’s liniment was misidentified. She is now out of danger.
Warren Health Board reprimanded Margaret McGuire and Lola Leonard for leaving Jamestown while infected with diphtheria and entering Warren. They were questioned, warned of consequences, and no further action was taken. A nurse remained in quarantine, with the law imposing penalties for future violations.
The death of Or ville Hi Weigel, son of the late Chase P Weigel of this city, is reported after an instant kill at the Trumbell Steel company plant in Warren last Sunday. He supervised the galvanizing department. No details of the accident are learned.
A local advertisement promotes a dustless carpet cleaning compound priced at two and a half cents per pound, available from The Boss Grovery and J. D. Murray's. The ad notes procurement from above prices and mentions letters of sale from unspecified sources.
An advertisement lists numerous ailments claimed to be cured by chiropractic methods. It mentions conditions from appendicitis and asthma to diabetes and neural disorders. The text cites Andrew Mokelvey of 2 Park Place as the contact.
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