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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1913
Page
3
Local ads and brief items describe sales at Hendersons, church meetings, a clamming event at the Presbyterian gym, and a basketball game. Reports cover farm auctions, a lumber mill accident near Russel injuring a worker, ambulance calls, population figures for Greenville, a funeral in North Corry, and a Tulsa oil discovery telegram hoax plot.
Past fifty you need Cascarets to keep bowels active. The natural aging process slows digestion and reduces elasticity, making regular, gentle assistance essential. Cascarets are portrayed as a safe tonic that works while you sleep and costs only a few cents per box at any drug store.
The town bulletin lists meetings at Emanuel church and Columbine church, a club gathering, and a company captain re elected for a second term. It notes a veterinary mystery death of a cow, and details on Pennsylvania National Guard deployment for the Washington inauguration, with units and leadership.
Harrisburg reports a Senate bill to abolish toll bridges statewide. Senator Heidelman of Dauphin said it would free all major routes now tollable, removing tolls from bridges that are real parts of roadways and shifting backing away from automakers. He plans to introduce the measure soon.
F. J. Weaver, a Balant eMl Holimen of Corry, has returned home after involvement on the Sodlaling ticket. Veit in THnavitia Thor gob remains linked to ongoing inquiry.
Heman inspected Titusville waterworks and the cost of city lighting. Weaver praised the water plant and artesian wells and noted Titusville uses modern lighting compared with Corry. Corry authorities consider buying water and electric plants from private corporations. In Wisconsin, a major iron ore discovery was reported as Frank Hensel arranges transfer of 2000 acres for mining operators. assays show 54 to 60 percent iron. M. M. Riley of Titusville leads as counsel for purchasers.
Mr HF Coyle of the city rises to superintendent of Belleville division from Montreal east to Toronto west with Belleville southern reach and Midland branches north, supervising about 800 miles of line. A well known railroad man, he has ties with the Erie railroad and recently moved to Belleville. He is the brother of Mrs Thomas Ragon of W Church Street.
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