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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
5
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An advertisement extolls Miona Stomach Tablets claiming vigor, confidence, ambition, and clear skin. It promises rapid stomach relief for indigestion and upset conditions, plus benefits for nerves and sleep, with a money back guarantee and wide availability through Nix, Amex & Co., and Uniqinity.
Aboard the International Marouille Marina company board meeting, a renewal of leadership was proposed. The directors approved the transition plan submitted by Mr Jamay and planned for a March implementation. Marold A. Sunderoff was elected to oversee Mr Jamay's duties and the overall governance.
Warren refining company and Hammond Iron Works workers received year end profit shares for 1913. Players employed one year got 1 percent, two years 2 percent, and five years or more 5 percent. The Warren refinery issued checks to 47 employees and Hammond distributed substantial sums to its workers.
Mithaning, Pa. Jan. 2 A tragic incident followed an unidentified man attempting to break into the Buffalo Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad shelter house near Gowansville. Night watchman Dick Wasson fired after the intruder threatened him, and the man was shot. Wasson reported the assailant was about 45 years old.
Washington January 3 Senator Bacon of Georgia ranking member of the committee on foreign relations has introduced a resolution granting recognition to the republic of China The measure argues the new republic has proven stability and deserves U S recognition by the United States An international affairs note mentions a French tutor for Czarevitch in Geneva and the crown prince beginning studies after the Russian new year
A U S treasury officials report a highly crafted counterfeit five dollar silver certificate, the Monroe Head design, found in New York City. Secret Service traced slight variations from the original, with warnings issued nationwide. The case highlights the danger of such fakes and the risk of public deception.
A January 3 blaze at the Wilson Home on Turnpike and State streets started when a five year old granddaughter of owner John Stinson toppled a candle from a Christmas tree. The child cried out, the tree ignited, and Mrs. Stimson fainted from fumes. Job Stimson dragged his wife to safety, the fire department arrived, and the blaze was controlled. Furniture, tree, and gifts suffered, with estimated damage near seven hundred dollars.
A misleading ad touts Putnam's Corns Extractor as a miraculous remedy. It claims to gouge out corns, ease pain, and restore comfort, urging purchase of a 260 bottle endorsed by unnamed Mrug wists and Thos. Downey.
A county farmer was killed in a tragic shooting in Cumberland County. The victim, a local resident, was found near his home after being struck by a firearm. authorities report the incident is under investigation with no further details released.
Two boys were seriously hurt when a wagon was driven onto a street where they slid. Mr. Larson suffered a splintering injury to his right knee as Dr. Bradley prepared a prognosis. One other boy also injured, but his name and extent of injuries were not released.
Ridgway June 2 Alonzo Kern jumped from a Pennsylvania passenger train between Clearfield and Ridgway while being taken to the Warren Insane hospital by County Commissioner Nichardy. He pretended to want a drink, near the front door of the smoking car, opened it and jumped to his death. Kern was about sixty.
An advertising claim extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a tested remedy for kidney trouble, backache, urinary disorders, dropsy, and Bright's disease risks. It cites a testimonial from C H Jewell of Gerry Pennsylvania and urges readers to act now, noting price and U.S. agents Master-Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Advertises Mitre brand toilet paper three large rolls for 25 cents and notes agency for A. P. W. products. Promotes a year’s supply plus a nickel plated fixture for $1.00 as an offer to regular customers seeking high grade chemically pure paper.
Farmers are advised to order the cheapest agricultural lime now for spring plowing. The notice promises prompt shipment and delivery prices to stations, with details in a booklet. It highlights Rose Point burned lime and stone from New Castle, Pa, as part of the advertised product line.
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