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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1913
Page
8
An inventory inspired sale offers many odds and ends at varied quality levels from .38 to 2.50 with reductions across remnants and short lengths of silks and dress fabrics. Napkins match reductions, while wool blanket pairs range from .50 to 4.25 per pair.
The piece discusses railroad finance in New York and Pennsylvania, detailing values, debts, and assets. It cites totals such as $1.83 billion capital stock in Pennsylvania railroads, $4.45 billion bonded and other indebtedness, and a grand total near $4.692 billion. G D Heath chairs the committee urging vigilance against inflation and capitulation, warning true value may far exceed stated figures.
An advertisement by Andrew B. McKhlyby, D C, at 29 W Smith Street promotes chiropractic treatment as removing the cause of disease and lists ailments from appendicitis and asthma to rheumatism and infantile paralysis, claiming relief for many conditions.
Miss Lea Dumas of Malone New York shares how two bottles of Vinol rebuilt her strength after a long run-down period. She credits Vinol with improving her health when other medicines failed and notes the product is guaranteed, with money back if it does not help. O. G. Babbitt & Son druggists in Corry Pennsylvania advertise the remedy.
Will Bhreh has many teams hauling logs from the tallot to the thesDeyean mill. Fred Johnson is installing a fine bathroom. Mr and Mrs James Whiteley of Corry attended Frank Strong's funeral at Cobb's Corners. Will Burch suffers a severe sore hand with fear of blood poisoning. School resumes February 17 after a four week suspension due to an epidemic of measles. Mik W Stlelinoy in Buttalo.
The King's Daughters met with Mrs Jennie Paige on the 12th with good attendance. Miss Louise Beck will host next meeting. Warner Clark leaves for Hadley Mercer Co to make his future home. family to follow soon. No new cases reported. Mrs H J Spencer visited Corry two weeks with Nar son Willie Spencer and family.
Judge Martin Knapp and Acting United States Labor Commissioner G W Hangar pursue continued government mediation to prevent a threatened strike by freemen on eastern railroads. The strike order remains in abeyance as negotiators exhaust every peacekeeping option, with no new proposals yet disclosed.
Reports suggest a last moment chance of avoiding a strike as both sides wait Judge Knapp's appearance. No side shows surrender intent, yet anticipation grows that he may propose a new settlement after consulting government officials, though no official reasons were given for his Washington trip.
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