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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1913
Page
5
A Youngstown girl narrowly escaped abduction by five men. Edwin M. Gernl, the chauffeur, forced to drive, aided the girl as she fought off two assailants. Four kidnappers fled as police search for all involved. The victim, severely injured, is recovering while authorities investigate.
Great reductions on dress patterns and fine wash goods. Regular 25 cents now, printed poplins 19 cents per yard, in the sale.
An appearance in Athens Texas praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's ailments. The letter claims health improvement, younger appearance, and suggests the medicine saves some from surgical operations. It invites confidential advice from the Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn Massachusetts.
Kane and residents near Emporium report a missing man, Mr. Jackson, who disappeared Tuesday evening after leaving Gettysburg camp. Police and station staff searched the town. no trace found and authorities suspect he may have boarded a train for Buffalo. Mrs. W H Yates, daughter, travels to Emporium to aid the search.
A Bethlehem flyer collided with a farmer’s wagon at Shelly crossing killing five people from Philadelphia and injuring several others including three Costello children. The victims were Edwin and Katherine Costello aged 10 and 11, James Hannigan 9, along with Edward Costello 4 and Frederick Costello 12. The family had been returning from a Fourth of July celebration in Hellertown.
Market notes from Buffalo July 3 cover Wheat No 1 Northern at 860, Corn No 3 yellow at 670, Oats No 2 white at 44 0, Flour Fancy blended patent per barrel 5.75 to 6.60, potatoes 72.00 per barrel, and livestock prices at East Buffalo Market. Prime steers bring 8,790 dollars, veal 10.00 to 10.50, spring lambs 8.00, heifers and cows varied, hay on track at 15.00, mixed clover 12.00 to 15.00, oat and wheat straw 8.60 to 19.00.
Knight of Indianapolis known as a speedway hero died instantly when his car blew a tire and spun out at the Columbus 200 mile race. Mechanic Milton McCallin of Houston died later in hospital from injuries. Johnny Jeuling of Springfield was involved as a witness and may have run over Knight’s body. Mulford set a dirt track world record with a 2 hour 21 minute 48 second time.
Promote Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women. Claims to relieve painful periods and improve liver and bowels. Mentions liquid form devised over 40 years ago by R V Pierce and available in tablet form at $1 per box through druggists or by mail from Buffalo New York.
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