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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1933
Page
5
Fred Armstrong, who had been an overnight guest of his sisters in the city, returned to his home in Union City today.
An advertisement touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nerves and fatigue. It claims 98 of 100 women report benefit and promises renewed energy and a life worth living amid irritability and burdens.
The Duguesn Goal and Cole Company near Avella added 800 miners with shifts arranged to 24 hours per week across two four hour blocks six days weekly. Also noting the departure of Mr and Mrs Wd Grace and Ed Hicks of Pittsburgh following W. P. Grace’s death.
Personal mentions record funeral services for Jonas Johnson in Jamestown with burial at Lakeview cemetery. A surprise party for Mrs. L. N. Stockton occurred in Columbus with gifts and a luncheon after jig-saw puzzles. Various locals travel for family, business, and store events across New York and Pennsylvania.
The senate judiciary committee voted 9 to 5 to quash libel proceedings against Alfred E Smiths magazine New Outlook for printing David Barrys congressional bribe talk. The panel also eliminated further prosecution of Barry, a former sergeant at arms dismissed over the article.
Eugene Miller longtime Corry resident and retired grocer died at his home 608 West Church street after a brief decline in health. Born August 3 1869 in Concord Township he leaves a widow two sons, Tyvan and Jon Dunne, a daughter Mrs E J Perkins of Indianapolis and two sisters Mrs J Le Went and Mrs Minnie Darrow. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 30 pm at Alexander and Company parlors with Rev Perry Hames officiating and Pine Grove cemetery burial.
An advertisement claims artificial digestive juices called mentha pepsin will end gas bloating and stomach distress. It promises no gas or pain and offers a money back guarantee if the remedy fails.
New York traders turned optimistic as the stock market climbed with railroad shares pushing gains to one to more than three points by mid afternoon. A buoyant mood spread after early optimism, with a late surge and a 2 o'clock list showing notable rises in American Can, American Locomotive, Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Standard Oil, Studebaker, Westinghouse Electric, and others.
Chairman Nihepl of the Senate stock market inquiry said he would accept the resignation of David A. Olson, the special investigator who charged the committee was trying to whitewash certain interests.
A Japanese Navy seaplane crash near Chiba prefecture resulted in three officers dead and seven others injured. The craft, described as the Navy's largest seaplane, was destroyed in the accident reported from Tokio. The plane had been bought in England in 1981 for 500.
Ardeth endures a quiet Christmas Eve in the shop while Mary plans a fuller celebration. Ardeth recalls recent events, notes Mary’s social rounds, and longs for contact with friends and family, feeling the weight of isolation as the season approaches.
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