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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1912
Page
10
Embroidery ladies linen coat with collar and cuffs in off white pique India linons for dresses and slips offered. Regular 10 cents quality sold at 25 to 35 cents. Flaxon dimities and imported Swiss at higher prices. A few patterns offered to close out quickly at 450 dollars.
A mixed report notes Thomas F. Coleman killed near Louisville by an automobile. An Austrian aviator set a Vienna record with a passenger to 13,779 feet. New York court of appeals upholds eight murder convictions. Massachusetts Progressives oppose a third party and back Roosevelt. Miss Harriet Anderson married Hugo G. de Fritsch in Cincinnati. Cornell sweeps the intercollegiate regatta. Hudson victory pace favors Cornell over Wisconsin and Columbia. A German military plane crashes near Mulhausen, killing Herr Schmidt at 700 feet. U.S. preparations in Guiruahua to unite Americans under the flag amid rebel federal tensions.
Pennsylvania Railroad workers avert a strike east of Williamsport and Erie as a committee accepts arbitration terms. The deal preserves positions amid line electrification and guarantees reinstatement for McAdoo tunnel workers by July 1, 1918 with prior wage rates, while wages for Pittsburg Monongahela yard brakemen go to arbitration.
The weather bureau forecasts a week of considerably warmer conditions across the central regions with temperatures above normal. By Tuesday and Wednesday, warmth expands to the lake region and western states, then cools toward week’s end with near normal levels expected. Rainfall should be below average but fairly evenly spread, and no major storm systems are anticipated nationwide.
A self described poor lone Irish widow was arrested for begging at Wells England. Officers found on her person tea sugar beefsteak bacon bread buns biscuits and various edibles plus two clay pipes tobacco cigarettes snuff and a bag of apples and other small goods.
A government inquiry notes the product is marketed as pure and fresh with claims of quality. The brief passage emphasizes a clean, wholesome presentation and may reflect regulatory attention to labeling and nutrition standards.
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