Suit Case Suspenders Hat A New Overcoat Underwear
A compact holiday bundle features a suit case suspenders hat and a new overcoat along with underwear and a smoking jacket boxed in a single gift set aimed at holiday shoppers seeking complete attire.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1915
Page
3
A compact holiday bundle features a suit case suspenders hat and a new overcoat along with underwear and a smoking jacket boxed in a single gift set aimed at holiday shoppers seeking complete attire.
Warren dispatch reports the body of Harry Bell aged 18, formerly of Hastings, found in an Austrian shanty on December 14. The death is noted as a fatal incident with limited details given.
A snowbound worker named Bell disappeared after leaving an Australian shanty on the Kelletville line. Neighbors found marks on his face suggesting foul play. authorities believe he was murdered. He is survived by his sister and mother.
An ad style promotional piece proclaims truth in advertising and the value of Scott's Emulsion as a reliable household remedy. It asserts the product builds strength, improves blood and lungs, and is free from harmful drugs, endorsed by Beat & Bowne of Toronto in 1890.
An 1900s ad claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets replace calomel for constipation and liver dullness, praising energy and clarity. Separate court note: Mortimer Hall sues Annie W Strong for damages. trial began with adjournment and ongoing testimony, attorneys listed, judge presiding.
Dec 14 A tire fire destroyed the William Whafel family home in Venturetown after 9 am. The house owned by A Minizer was nearly burnt to ashes before firefighters from Warren Refining Company stopped the blaze. The Whafels a family of five lost all their possessions with three children ages ten five and two left homeless. Cause unknown though a gas stove in a rear first floor bedroom is suspected. Mrs Whafel rushed from Peter Gertsch’s nearby home but could not enter. Only the frame of the house was saved. A separate incident recalls a retriever dog saving a boy from drowning near the waterworks shore on a Sunday afternoon.
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