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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1913
Page
8
Observations from the United States Weather Bureau taken at 8 p.m. yesterday show statewide and regional conditions. Data includes temperature readings, wind directions, and cloud cover for multiple locations, indicating prevailing patterns and notable anomalies.
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless remedy for indigestion and stomach woes. It claims to digest any food, cure sour stomach, belching, gas, headaches, and bad breath in five minutes, with a fifty cent bottle available at drug stores.
Corry crippled Meadville Indians 47 to 12 in a brisk city game at the Armory. Downey led with multiple baskets, Guignon and Crippen starred for Corry while Meadville struggled to find the basket as the Municipal Club officials presided.
Philadelphia plans appointing 18 women as unpaid street inspectors in a highway department initiative to keep city streets clean. Miss Edith W. Pierce proposed the move to William H. Connell, chief, with Home and School League backing. A citywide crusade to educate public on trash disposal will start next week.
A New York conference of delegates from ten Eastern and Middle states recommended compulsory tuberculin tests for all cattle as a preventive health measure. Testing would be state controlled with potential federal assistance for interstate milk shipments. Indemnity would vary by disease extent, with owners paid for fully infected animals and partial repayment for non-general cases. Reports to Governor Sulzer aim to frame a practical bill reflecting statewide uniformity and coordinating with local health departments. Mrs Stuyvesant Fish announces a separate inquiry into the white goods workers strike to aid strikers.
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