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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1913
Page
4
Middletown Pennsylvania woman describes severe headaches backache and painful monthly cramps. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for enabling her to work and care for her homes, with her husband noting the change.
Tailoring and repair notes indicate fees, cleaning and general work under Brownell's Shoe Flora. The fragment mentions Isawcson Wan do, highlighting shoe repair efforts and associated charges within a shop setting.
Naples reports a mob of about 20 000 youths clashed with police as tax protests against food tax extensions escalated. Troops and cavalry charged to disperse rioters tearing up streets and shop fronts while Queen Helena and the royal children were forced to detour through side streets to escape the turmoil.
Independent Gilman charges that Standard Oil pressured independents to match a favored price for crude oil. He cites alleged attempts to suppress higher prices and claims independents must accept lower terms or risk being squeezed out of business. He notes rising supply constraints and hints at motives beyond simple market forces.
Obituary notice reports the death of a 96 year old veteran from Buraws Pa with funeral plans at their home in Harnon. It notes prior health and long life, and mentions another veteran Gorge Gorton of Sheffield whose death is announced to Sheffield Post and GAR will oversee the funeral.
A Victorian era ad prose claiming a guaranteed eczema remedy from C. O. Babbitt & Son. It promises immediate relief from eczema, offers a free trial bottle, and urges readers to trust the product with testimonials and a physician endorsement, urging widespread patronage and relief.
A Brooklyn district attorney reports that Patrolman Fox, accused of taking graft money, plans testimony before a grand jury after pleading not guilty. An extraordinary grand jury session is set for Monday to hear Fox’s statements and prior testimonies, as prosecutors push to outline the conspiracy and connections with other officers and intermediaries.
In Chisago in February James Higgins a 22 year old Wabiwoxman died in a gunfight with police. Detective Cantwell and a companion assaulted by patrons as Higgins fired a revolver. Higgins dropped the weapon during the clash and a detective was wounded. Higgins and Cantwell were among patrons during the incident.
In Peking negotiators finalize a $126,000,000 loan to the Chinese government after months of discussion. A final signing is expected tomorrow, with observers noting a comparison between Chinese and English texts of the accord.
Millon in Montgin, secretary and general manager of the Northweyt Anti-Tuberculosis League, appeals for aid. The drive, announced in Ford, Pa, aims to fund a sanitarium and urges Corry residents to cooperate with the Teague and Guilds, with Mr Melvin seeking broad community backing.
Corry Pennsylvania National Bank of Corry announces its officers and directors. Henry Keppel presides as president with O J Smith Cahier and C H Andrews as cashiers. Board members include Harry Kappel D H Amrews Frank Jaurie L W Olde, Heathimer, B Kincald, Cogampu Garry, and Genova. Banking bust concerns cited regarding time deposits and foreign countries.
An old style advertisement promotes a tonic claimed to cure cold effects and restore appetite. It markets invigoration, alleges years of use, and offers a full pint bottle for 75 cents. Also included are mentions of a hairdressing parlor and beauty services by Mrs Mita Dalrymple at 102 1-2 Washington Street.
An ad from a D C office lists chiropractic claims to remove the cause of conditions including appendicitis asthma constipation goiter rheumatic pains infantile paralysis spinal curvature and other ailments. The notice names Andrews and McKelyby in Washington D C and cites an Amit Birepe.
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