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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1913
Page
10
Market brief with wheat prices in New York May and We, oats and flour figures, butter, eggs, potatoes, and cheese quotes. Buffalo market lists cattle and hogs prices, hay values, and mixed livestock notes. Los Angeles reports citrus fruit damage nearing $50 million from a cold spell.
Wire accounts from London to New York report the Labor Party convention backed an eight hour workday for all workers. The UPP also notes suffragist Rosalie Jones plans a march on Washington, while other items report hair import shifts and marital disputes.
Advertisement seeking young people for office work after completing a short course in bookkeeping stenotypy and typing. Promises placement upon graduation with up-to-date business methods and personal instruction. Offers a free booklet upon request.
A message from St Elizabeth’s proclaims the Holy Name Society initiation tomorrow with Father Healy from New York directing two morning services at 8 and 10 and an evening sermon. The talk urges unity to honor and reverence the Holy Name and likens members to apostolic knights in spiritual battle.
The text describes men of St Elisabeth's donning the armor of faith and joining a religious call to service. It names Jos A Kuntz and Father Healy as central figures in the organization and instatement process, with a focus on spiritual warfare and devotion.
Greensburg reports two local men Al J. Wheeler of Seabrook and Sam Miller of Mt Pleasant recovered a century old iron kettle in a cave at the head of Jacob's Creek near Laurelville. The find, tied to legends of Captain Jacobs and mountain outlaws, yields about 900 in gold coins. They expect more treasure in the area.
Memphis dispatch reports guards killed a man attempting to cut the levee opposite Bewinh. A map found in the man’s pocket led to belief he was hired to breach the levee, which would have flooded the area but ended with the man’s death and relief to the flooded country.
Members discuss a man described as a brute and his vow to win his wife’s happiness after she promised to be his wife. Patrons at the club question his character and claim he spends all his time there while claiming to help women.
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