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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1913
Page
4
A vintage florist ad from 310 East Main Street Bell 103 Union 84 Three Blocks From Depot offers Christmas flowers including roses carnation violets azaleas cyclamen poinsettias primroses ferns boxwood wreaths for cemetery and asks customers to place orders in advance.
At the offices this week the corporation said it would distribute bonuses to officers, superintendents, and department heads shortly. Last year the total was about 1.5 million dollars. this year the amount is expected to exceed two million dollars.
Residents celebrate the dedication of a new frame church adjoining Cutting cemetery on the road to Findley Lake. Three clergy from neighboring denominations will officiate. services previously held in a hall over the Cutting store. No pastor has been secured yet.
A report describes a Polk County incident involving a robbery aboard a train car. A suspect named Kinney was seized by a passenger and held until authorities arrived. An express package and a coat were found in the suspect’s possession as officials investigated the larceny aboard the special expressed car.
Ronald Fleming of the Ohio was noted as the second death from the smallpox outbreak after leaves at Guantanamo. The carrier ship crew had most sailors reported as affected, with all others described as in ante mortem condition.
A blaze endangers about 200 people as flames sweep a port district. Investigators, aided by Australian officials, work to determine the cause while officials advise caution as water damage and debris hinder efforts. The incident prompts police and emergency coordinators to mobilize resources.
A Virginia physician Dr. John D. Bear reports a tested remedy for consumption with numerous testimonials. The treatment, tested for four years before market release, is claimed to curb the disease and better health, with Virginia alone reporting thousands lost to consumption last year and many more affected. N dP Ames & Co reportedly offers a large shipment of the remedy, drawing praise from dying patients and advocates.
Charles Welghman, owner of the Chicago Federaty, says all Federal League clubs must pay $45,000 as season opening play forfeit and provide a January date for a binding condition. One team reportedly refused the forfeit and faced a $25 fee.
A cryptic OCR fragment hints at financial instability involving Trannqls and general banking sectors. Mentions Intgront on Mime Daponitta and drafts related to Porulen countries. Details are unclear but imply economic distress and cross border financial tensions.
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