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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1913
Page
8
A dense ad lists coat and suit prices with many size and price entries for ladies and children. It advertises closing out stock with discounts on carrocuts and sewlette coats, and promotes a sale on tailored suits priced far below material cost.
In Mercer county during Judge AW Williams's license court session, a ruling declares conspiracy charges against those who coordinate to obtain intoxicants. The judge’s remarks upset drys and witnesses, with letters and testimonies from Sharon residents highlighting alleged manipulation. Attorneys Brockway and Carmichael led questioning as the case extends beyond February 10 while a stream of sale notices and clothing ads fill the record.
In New York on Jan 25 Judge B H Gary and other United States Steel directors denied any plan for temporary dissolution. William Corey testified that Gary knew of steel pools before 1904 and attended related meetings, contradicting earlier denials.
Ex-President William E. Corey dismissed reports that the Steel Trust plans voluntary dissolution or will cease operations. He stated there is no basis for the published claim and defended the firm’s ongoing status.
An advertisement touts Booth's HYOMEL as a sore germ treatment for membranes with a five time daily inhalation and a nighttime vapor breathing regimen. It claims Australian eucalyptus and Listerine antiseptics with a $1 bottle, reusable at zero cents when replaced.
The notice lists tailored suits at 14.98 and outing flannels at unknown price, with fabric notes from Hills and Lonsdale muslin. The fragmentary ad implies a local sale event with clothing bargains and loom fabric mentions.
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