23 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1912
Page
1
The Warren National Bank promotes a four percent plan highlighting competitive interest rates and convenient fund handling. The notice emphasizes updated facilities and improved services to attract savers and investors.
The Hell Telephone Company will switch from the old to the new system at midnight Saturday. Crews have removed old wires and poles and installed cables. The new exchange in the Traction Building is complete and ready. phones will be connected as work continues. Corry should soon have one of the state’s best plants. more details will appear in tomorrow’s Journal.
An advertisement extols Diapepain as a safe anti ferment remedy for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims relief from heartburn nausea belching and gas within five minutes and promotes a 60 cent bottle from the druggist. The ad urges readers to check the formula on Papa's Diapepain and notes benefits for the stomach liver and intestines.
The A team hosts a hard fought game as Corry scores a lone tally for the locals while Arte Atrium leads with defensive pressure. Miss Threadell nets the only Jepulhirelovirly point and Corey and Corry spark a late push as both sides experiment with new plays.
A proposed twilight league plan aims to unite six to eight teams from shops and wards in a two seven inning format with vaudeville style pricing to cover expenses. It would include occasional out of town games on holidays and rely on city organization to support players and clubs, hoping to avoid day to day disputes.
The Ladies of the Maccarons mark their 18th anniversary with a reception this day. The lodge room and dance hall are decorated in pink and white with national colors. Refreshments will be served and Plaherty's Orchestra will provide music for afternoon and evening festivities.
Police investigate a string of infant deaths at a Brooklyn hospital as Coroner's physicians note possible poisoning. Detectives question an attendant after finding oxalic acid used in hospital supplies. eight infants died between Sunday and Wednesday amid a wave of illness.
Arthur H. Scott of Brooklyn describes failing health and fatigue but reports renewed strength and sleep after using Vinol. He praises the cod liver oil and iron tonic as spring medicine, noting improved appetite and vigor with a money back guarantee offered by Babbitt & Son, druggists.
The Citizens National Bank Corry Pa promotes high class coupon bonds in 500 and 1000 dollar denominations. It buys bonds for its own account and offers only such bonds to the public. No payment delays recorded on bonds purchased. Investments regarded as good collateral for loans. Principal and interest collections on bonds sold are free of charge. Personal interviews invited for data on bonds yielding five and six percent.
The Citizens National Bank Corry Pennsylvania lists President James L. West Vice President H Jas J Desmond Cashier H W Parker and Assistant Cashier H Barrow as officers in charge of banking operations.
A $10 000 set of diamonds and watches was stolen from Mrs. Hugene Desablu at a San Francisco hotel apartment used for the Mardi Grog ball. Her husband found the theft when he entered the room early morning after the ball, with the jewelry worn by daughter Misa Vorn Denatilo earlier in the evening.
Trial records show John Kutowsky claiming he agreed to a brief marriage period of two weeks after wedding. Witnesses described Kalowaky’s involvement and a plan to delay, with Kalowaky allegedly consenting to the short arrangement.
Piles resist relief even after surgery as the root cause remains poor elimination. Dr. Leonhardt’s Hemeroids tablets claim to address the underlying cause and offer a remedy. Sold for $1 by N. F. Amen & Co. of Corry and all druggists with money-back guarantee.
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