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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1914
Page
5
Rohonraale opens a municipal comedy titled MPU at the Library Theater under Charles B. Cummings. The production blends pratty manic dancing and interactive dolls as a dream of a toyman's daughter comes to life with 100 to 200 local participants and elaborate chorus and tableaux.
A French cabinet has been formed and presented to President Poincaré by Senator Riboul. Riboul was tasked to assemble the ministers, with Leon Burgoss named Minister of Porwlen Atulis, Del Consete as Minister of Public Work, Jane Dispuy to Navy and War, and others poised to back the universal military service bill.
Adler E Steven, once vice president under Cleveland, lies near death at Presbyterian Hospital. Attendants report his condition very grave as of June 9, with Chicago readers alerted via United Press.
United Press dispatch from San Diego reports Mazatlan civilians face severe hunger as Gen Rodorlanes surrounds the city for rebels. Only scant food remains for a week if not confiscated by the garrison, trapping noncombatants in danger. Also a small classified line advertises furnished rooms for rent at 188 Park Street.
Local notices list numerous residents and visitors: Wilbur Lambing, Kinestor, Mrs. Ben Starr, C. B. Cumming, Mian Hous Merrick, W. Brown family, Mrs. Lilian Olmstead, Mrs. W. H. Johnson, Bhile Ora, Guy Ginzon, Mrs. Addia Higgins, J. S. Biotte, Emmett Lacy, War Willard Howard, Charles Ricker, William Dougine, Weyan, Miss Florence Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McCabe, Guy Rogers, N. R. Dickson party, Squire Brows and others appear in court notices. Several trips to Erie, Warren, Jamestown, Ashtabula, and local towns are mentioned along with a fishing accident and a long wireless talk by Marconi.
A historic notice reports the sinking of the Liner Empress on the St Lawrence River with vast loss of life. Amid warnings to insure life, readers are urged to contact Metropolitan Life Insurance for rates and coverage details.
Washington voters see President Wilson push to amend the repeal bill with a Stamens Norris compromise. Senators Simmons and Smith urge clarity on foreign policy while laboring to win administration support for the measure. Villainous delays threaten adjournment as parties weigh trade and interstate commerce bills amid diplomatic tensions. Related reports cover the Langley flight test and the search for wrecked liner victims.
Mrs Joseph Ase lin of 624 Monroe St NE Minneapolis reports two years of painful monthly illness and weakness, says third bottle of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored strength for housework. She urges others to seek advice from the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co confidentially in Lynn Massachusetts.
An advertisement extols a confectionery product as pure and fresh with bold claims of quality. The snippet emphasizes attractive presentation and compliance with government standards amid promotional wording.
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