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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1913
Page
8
Buffalo reports Wheat No 2 white 1.10, No 1 mixed 1.20. Corn No 3 yellow 0.40, No 4 yellow 0.34. Oats No 2 white 0.30, No 3 white 0.27. Butter Creamery prints and related, Eggs Henery mixed 0.27, Potatoes State per 180 lbs 1.75-2.00. Timothy hay on track 16.60, wheat straw 9.00-10.00.
New York announces eight wireless stations for global girdling plans by the Marconi company. Four sending and four receiving stations will be built in pairs at Cixi, Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, Tamles Bay, Bolinas, Bel Nar NJ, and along the Boston Massachusetts coast. Further stations planned in Manila and India to complete world circle.
An advertisement from Babbitt Son, Drugists in Corry, Pa, promotes D D D as a fast relief for skin itch and rash. It claims instant cooling relief, a money back guarantee, and urges customers to visit the store for proof of its effectiveness.
New York February 6 Captain Walsh surrendered to District Attorney Whitman and admitted all charges against him. He named Inspector Dennis Sweeney and others, saying they shared graft and financed a witness and his own imprisonment. The district attorney plans to present the confession to the extraordinary grand jury Monday.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets a ten cent box claiming thorough cleansing of stomach and intestines removes bile wastes and poisons while Cascarols are urged for home use. It contrasts with Castor and Cathartic pills and promotes the product as safe quiet acting and non-gripe. It also mentions a social exchange about a tall girl and the Little captain in a Blatter file.
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