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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1914
Page
8
Governor Glynn signals readiness to sue contractors over road construction misuses and diverted highway funds. Investigations target 1,001,000 planned for maintenance diverted to machinery purchases, with special investigators to probe possible criminality and recover funds.
Andrew McKelvey D C offers office treatment at No 2 Park Place promising cures for a wide range of ailments including appendicitis asthma constipation catarrhal dyspepsia diabetes deafness female trouble goiter gall stones bay fever headaches infantile paralysis rheumatism and other conditions in a bold health advertisement from a historical newspaper.
An African American man, identified as a county prisoner nicknamed Bow Diex SIAO, was fatally harmed by a mob in Oklahoma City. The incident involved assaults on a traveling man, W. A. Chattin, after a botched theft left only four dollars. Dickerson, reportedly involved, was jailed recently and released on a short time ago, with term tied to a business trip return.
Col Gosthins confirms to a New York paper that he will accept the police commissionership offered by Mayor Mitchett once changes to the removal power are enacted in the legislation. He notes thirty four years of Army service and seeks retirement after canal completion, and mentions the president’s authority to grant retirement. He affirms agreement to accept if conditions are met.
A blaze last night at 6 o clock damaged the M D Hare dry goods store on Central Avenue in Oil City. Gasoline fumes from cleaned clothes are suspected to have sparked the fire, which proved troublesome but did not destroy the building. Three women were carried out, two of them seriously ill, all alive.
Fragmented reports from Chicago mention players and executives tied to the Federal League and rival circuits. Names like Muller, Sweeney, and Murphy surface amid unconfirmed whispers of collusion, lawsuits, and possible settlements affecting contracts and loyalties.
Relieved Rheumatism sufferer Julie Barborat recounts Doctor Babes and others failing to help until RUEUMA. Judge John Fararost of Mort testifies he cured a severe rheumatic case after using the remedy. Two years later he remains well, once crippled and dependent on crutches. Ad claims 60 cents plus guarantee from N F Amex & Co.
An advertisement proclaims Confectionery Sold Here meets all government pure food act requirements and asserts superior quality. The copy stresses that the product is pure fresh and sweet with price consistently described as low.
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