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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1912
Page
5
Brodsky Paper lists prices for rags at fh00 per owt and rubber at ke per 1b copper 10 per tb. coppar wird 180 per Jb brown Lic. par tx sino de per Wb at .148 nin at Advamd2s H. Wolas Junk Dealer located at 260 Delaware at corner W. Wayne Bell phone 285-708.
A historical banking notice lists officers Honey Keppel as president and 0 J Smithy as cashier with O H Andrews as assistant cashier. It names directors G J Smith Henry Keppel D B Andrews Frank Fourie J W Olde 0 H Heath Dimer DB Kincaid and T H Cogarroll Gerry T Kincate and mentions burdens on foreign countries and interest on time deposits.
Event text unreadable. fragmented OCR yields no coherent names, places, or actions to summarize into a factual card.
An old advertisement touts Donn's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache and nervous symptoms, claiming improved kidney function and nighttime urination. A Dec 10 notice from Gary, Indiana, cites an endorser praising the product and urging readers to ask for the same brand. Also reported is a railroad accident near a new trestle where two workers were injured, one severely, as the structure collapsed while under construction. Richard King and George Willey suffered serious injuries and were treated at a farmer's home before hospital transport.
Mrs. Charlex Mitchell was arrested Friday afternoon on Main Street and charged with drunkenness and unlawful conduct. She received a mayoral hearing today, offered no denial, and was sentenced to five days in the lockup. She was granted a free ride to police headquarters in the police truck.
Weekly sale list lists dried meat 80c per unit and canned goods like salmon and spinach. Highlights include quart olives, mustard, catup, pet milk small and large cans, tea, coffee, cough syrups, hydrogen peroxide, and fresh fish daily. Many prices shown with minor OCR errors.
The body of J. W. Blandin, 62, a North Warren resident and sibling of Frank Blandin and Mrs. John Buck, was found Sunday by Ridgway plant watchman John Curthy near the Hyde Murphy plant. Coroner and jury ruled death from injuries due to a fall in the excavating end of the glazing room, with- out further details.
Lineup features Yale left end Homelsler, Harvard left tackle Brown, Navy left guard Ketcham, Yale center Wasloher, Princeton right guard Shenk, Dartmouth right tackle Very, Penn State right end Miller, Penn State quarterback Thorpe, Harvard haltback Brickley, Penn State fullback Mauthd, and more selections by Bill Mollenback.
Washington public interest centers on a bill by Senator Penrose to switch veterans pensions from quarterly to monthly payments. He aims to gauge extra costs with the pension office and cost of implementing the change. The measure contemplates monthly pensions if the expense proves manageable.
Meadvillie Pennsylvania reports a large local disruption after an Apple Jack drink from a tank car leaked. Police and local workers faced abrupt terminations amid a daylong investigation as the tank, once bound for New York, was damaged in a wreck near Raegertown and moved to the Erie shops for repair.
At Lewis Run, four miles from Bradford, a dynamite blast occurred at the Bradford Dressed Hylck Company plant. Austrian worker Mike Spoor tried to thaw frozen dynamite over a fire, causing a severe explosion that tore off his right arm and injured others. He was taken to the local hospital. prognosis uncertain.
Henry Fried, about 26, died instantly when he fell between freight cars on the Pacific Railroad road near Myrtle. He boarded a freight train, slipped while climbing, and his body was crushed, with coroner Hunley taking charge. No funeral arrangements yet. he lived at 538 1 2 Huron Street after his mother’s death years ago.
A man’s cough bursts caused four violent fits leading to torn ribs. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with quick relief and healing. Mrs. Jeffie Morton of Calumbia, Mo. endorses it as a life saver, noting it would have prevented consumption without the remedy. Available in 7 1 2 ounce and larger sizes at N F Amesado.
County detectives William McGleary of this county and Wood Hitten of Monongahela spent a day in Maritana trying to round up members of a Black Hand band. The gang allegedly conducted several blackmail attempts and attacked Mike Dengelo, who was stabbed in Pittabury after receiving threatening letters.
Dublin December 414 The Cantle author lek announces officially today that the report the Iris crown jewels stolen in daily 2907 had been returned in unfortunately incorrect form.
A frayed typographic list shows various goods for sale including corset covers, glass watches, paper boxes, curtain Madras, grape pabul colors, canvas gloves, combs, oil cloth, windloyp shades, alarm clocks, and dolls. Prices appear in scattered cents and dollar amounts, with emphasis on value and sale offerings.
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