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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1913
Page
5
Union City fell 27 to 36 at home in a tough contest. Warren and Worth led with strong play while Dolds and Bo Campbell contributed on defense and scoring. The second half grew rough as fans clashed with players and officials, highlighting a tense night in Union City.
A local firm announces a free offer Thursday and Friday during UIL week for rug renovation and scour. Residents may call to arrange collection of rugs, with pickup times in the morning. Public notice invites community to view new washing and powering pieces. Call details provided for contact.
A January wedding in Lyndhurst features Miss Gould planning a simple ceremony in the Gould home drawing room with Rev. Daniel Tuysell officiating. Family members attend, including George Gould and relatives from the Gould line, while the wedding party remains small and intimate.
A local retailer promotes diaries as a popular way to begin the year. The ads boast four day booklets that help track daily comparisons through the new year. The articles entice readers to visit and view the diaries in person.
In New York a former Jackson Brothers Realty employee named Denison taunts the firm over alleged fraud. He claims to have sold more than 600000 dollars in real estate and turned over over 250000 dollars to friends, while pursuing revenge on Edgar Re Jackson. Denison says his wife left Denver after a divorce connected to the case.
Folke J Brandt once pardoned by Governor Sulzer arrives in St Paul from Washington to meet state officials. He declares a plan to start anew and live honestly, expressing gratitude to Senator Nelson who aided the pardon. A Minneapolis firm reportedly offers the foreman a job as part of possible employment offers.
A nostril of exaggerated claims touts Papa's Cold Compound as a guaranteed fast cure for colds and grippe. It claims to relieve head and chest congestion, fever, sore throat, and other symptoms when taken every two hours, urging buyers to ignore quinine and touting no bad after effects.
District attorney Whitman reports a crackdown on a New York arson ring with 141 fires tied to tenement dwellers and brokers in the week ending January 18, versus 120 in the prior period. Key figures include Isidor Steinkreutzer, Freeman, and broker Harry Moreman. several defendants await arraignment as Judge Rosalskey fixes bail.
A New York market report lists prices across WHEAT OATS FLOUR and BUTTER with figures for eggs, potatoes, and cheese. Buffalo Livestock Market shows cattle and sheep/lamb values, while a steamship incident near Jolynstown notes a ship abandoned after a collision at Copenhagen harbor, with uncertain fate for the crew.
A passenger train near Chantauqua Creek ran over quicksand at a treacherous stretch between Westfield stations. Engineer Hessler reacted quickly, opening the throttle to avert disaster as coaches separated and passengers fled in fear. conductor A H Rebu aided the evacuation amid the tension.
Jamestown reports high water shuts down five factories including Empire Case Goods, Shearman Brothers, Din Hiont Furniture, Jamestown Spring Bed, and JT Wilson Mill. The outage affects several hundred workers, with restart expected only after water recedes from the unusually high level. The larger factory earlier feared might burn, but did not.
An advertiser claims a tonic bottle will invigorate the body, cure colds and headaches, boost appetite, and build new blood. It touts a long history of use and promises a restorative effect, while listing a broad range of health issues allegedly addressed by a chiropractor.
Mrs D H Brown of Topeka Kansas reports two years of illness during the change of life with bloating and soreness until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her symptoms after twelve bottles. She praises the medicine as priceless and urges other women to seek special advice from Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co. Lyon Mass.
A garbled catalog lists numerous brand items and prices including Blue Ribbon products, Macaroni, Cracker meal, Valento soup, Pumice Soap, biscuits, coffee blends, flour, and Green Trading Stamps, reflecting a damaged OCR of a grocery advertisement. Names, quantities, and prices are inconsistently rendered with several misspellings and unclear entries.
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