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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1914
Page
6
Final clearance sale offers reduced prices on Forest and Essex Mills underwear for all family members. Ladies wool vests and pants, camel hair options, and natural scarlet white wool garments discounted. Union suits in various sizes down to 19 cents to 79 cents, with bleached options, all sized for comfort.
An opinion by Judge Henson dictates the county controller may not enter office until the present county auditors complete their term. The ruling interprets 1918 law as non prospective, keeping auditors in place until their duties end, with the controller Leslie not assuming office.
An advertisement promotes a Morough based preparation to cleanse the scalp, stop dandruff and promote hair growth. It urges readers to buy a 70 cent bottle from N. F. Ames & C and apply with a sponge, claiming dandruff disappears and hair becomes soft glossy and abundant.
A violent clash erupted at a National Democratic Club meeting in New York over Judge Edward F. O Dwyer’s push to force Charles Murphy from party leadership and to realign the party in city and state. O Dwyer demanded Murphy’s retirement while Thomas Smith and other hall leaders resisted, leading to shouting, shoving, and a chaotic scene as the assembly adjourned without a decisive outcome.
Young Gillis, 18, a GM Co. employee, choked while eating, swallowed a pin from a white shirt, and was hospitalized at Ham ot with the pin still inside him. Doctors report possible full recovery but caution the pin’s exact location remains uncertain after extensive searches.
A fragment from an old advertisement shows testimonials praising Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as wonderful medicine for expectant mothers. Quotes mention a strong baby and praise from readers in Missouri and New York, reflecting period marketing language.
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