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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1913
Page
5
Albany N Y January 24 The public service commission orders the Arlo Railroad company to move and begin work on eliminating grade crossings at Jamestown The order was issued July 30 1912 and approved October 17 1919 The company has not yet submitted details of modifications or plans for the work
The Corry Vacuum Cleaning Co announces a free rug washing and scouring service offer this Thursday and Friday. They will pick up rugs up to 30 feet in city limits and require calls by Thursday morning for planned work.
Sumaitowt N. faced charges after using his brother in law Petar Vallone's naturalization documents to gain street department employment. Investigators, led by Deputy Marshal Turner and Chief Naturalization Submits, resulted in Papaserge's police detention. The case centered on identity fraud with potential penalties up to five years in prison and fines up to $5,000.
Canton aviatrix Milly Miller narrowly escaped death when an oil register exploded midflight raising the plane 1800 feet above Hempstead Plains. She cut the engine and landed safely, later vowing to attempt the world altitude record again when weather improves.
An old advertisement promotes Hooth's HYOMML as a penetrating antiseptic inhalant to reach germs in the nasal and throat passages. Claims include rapid effect, no morphine, no habit forming, and price 81.00 with extra bottles available for a small extra charge.
A small vest pocket site offers Excellor Pipries for 1918 while larger models are displayed. The ing a Day Books rise in popularity with year by year tally comparisons. Visit to see and be shown how they work.
A scrambled Jamestown report notes the Public Service Commission ordered Erie Railroad Company to show cause in Albany why action should not be taken over a switch and track construction on Allen Street without proper franchise approval. The commission warns of penalties for violations and underscores the need for authorized permission.
A Limek waiter in mis week Olio Lin reports a loss of 20 notes a cash worth 4p and a $200 certificate of deposit from the On-Dry National Bank. Detectives searched the boarding house but found no lead, though the purse reappeared with the contents missing the sash. Officer Haugh and Constable Morrison assisted in the search.
An Ames Chem Co offer touts a plant named Diabetes Herb from Mexico claimed to treat diabetes. It sells a week long 50 cent package and promises symptom relief, with a money back guarantee, plus a booklet detailing carbohydrate content in foods.
A blaze in Fort Saskatchwan last night damaged the hamlet area as authorities fought to bring the fire under control. Local residents reported extensive property losses amid ongoing efforts to contain the inferno.
An OCR inspired note recalls an 852 winter in Merron PA with a mild thaw in March. It describes three days of clove to six inches of bean harvest impact, fruit trees budding, roses sprouting, and general forest strain. The piece links the shift to a poor harvest and lasting crop loss.
A plan to shorten the Franklin to Clarion pass by eight miles through Hewronil construction promises a 21 mile reduction. General Charl Miller reported the route will use a continued Pennsylvnia Southern line over Jamestowns and Franklin to connect with Midtown Southern facilities.
Market report from New York shows closing prices for commodities and a livestock section from East Buffalo. Records include oats, creamery products, flour, eggs and potato notes with mixed prices. livestock figures list prime steers to heifers, cows and bulls with specific price ranges. spring lambs and hogs are noted with per head values.
A Mercer County judge denied licenses to four applicants including Leopold Klein and Mrs. Mary Bowers for hotels in Farrell and Richmond Hotel, citing no necessity shown. Six new applicants were heard, with two withdrawing, while Jacobson Brothers and A. Goldstein were denied wholesale and hotel licenses. Witnesses were examined. the court indicated no licenses would be granted without clear necessity.
A misread ad touts Putnam’s Corn Extractor as a remedy for corns. It claims rapid relief and “comfort and sound feet” with a 25 bottle purchase, endorsed by doctors but reads as a promotional, sensational product pitch with dubious credibility.
A promotional note touts Parlon Chicken Chowder as the best egg producing feed in the country. It urges readers to order a 25¢ Checkerboard bag today, promising superior results from the product.
An advertisement touts Tonte- Tt WHE Invigorate as a restorative tonic for colds and headaches. It claims to rebuild blood and stimulate appetite, noting a half pint size and inviting inquiries about the product.
R G Lindsley and Son advertise at 28 First Ave offering chiropractic treatment claiming to remove the cause of disease. The list includes appendicitis asthma constipation hay fever lumbago neuralgia rheumatic conditions and other ailments. Andrew McKelvey D D Osleo Street appears in the text.
A Vineland N J customer Mrs L D Cook reports five years of indigestion with a heavy, tied stomach. She credits Winot remedy with alleviating symptoms and aiding digestion, claiming overall health improvement and a promised money-back guarantee from G Babbitt & Son Drugists in Dorry Paary.
Promoters advertise scale drawings to ensure correct proportions and claim practical experience in selecting material. They promise strictly high grade work with no agents salaries commissions or other unnecessary expenses, and guarantee low prices.
Readable sale list shows special prices for pork and beans, beets, diced items, cocoa, crackers, pasta, and cleaning supplies. Includes items such as dried beans, cabbage products, macaroni, spaghetti, Elbows, coffee, tea, soap, and laundry powders. Prices appear in small unit figures for single cans or packages.
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