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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1913

Page

4

Pure Food Order Extended by Wilson Administration

Washington June 18 The Wilson administration extended the Pure Food and Drug Act to include meat and meat foods by revoking an exemption. The Agriculture Department gains full jurisdiction over most interstate products and can seize and destroy unwholesome meat in retail and wholesale markets. A committee will set interpretations for the extension, moving government oversight into the packing and post packing stages.

Washington Jne Wilson Department of Agricul Ture Secretary of Agriculture

Serious Charge on Sheffieldite

Warren, Pa., June 17 Harrison 8 Paul of Sheffield was charged to United States Commissioner Lindsey of Pittsburg with mailing an obscene letter to Miss Ruby Sprandie of Ott City. Lindsey issued a warrant April 28 and Paul was arrested at Sheffield this morning by Deputy Marshall George Owens. He was taken before United States Commissioner Shawkey and the hearing was waived.

Warren Harrison Paul Sheffield United States Kindney Pittsburg Ruby Sprandie Lindsey Feed Weis Marshall George Owens

Bail Set For Man's Appearance In District Court

A man received bail under 500 dollars for his upcoming appearance in the United States District Court. The bond was furnished by his father Charles A. Paul and B. F. Anderson, both of Shettfeld, with the deed arranged to secure his attendance on the court date set for the third Monday of the term.

Fig United States Charles A. Paul B. F. Anderson Shettfeld

Painful Corns Removed By New Painless Remedy

Painful corns can be removed quickly by painting on Putnam's Germ Extractor. The remedy supposedly draws out the core and relieves soreness, lifting the corn out. It claims to work without pain and is sold and recommended by druggists including Thos Downey.

Putnam Putnam's Extractor Downey

Hoosier Cabinet Club Wins Two Women Over

Mrs L. and Mrs R. rush to join the Hoosier Club after seeing how the cabinet cuts work and saves steps. They pay a dollar, receive a prized Hoosier, and report huge time savings. The kitchen becomes organized, with chores completed faster and easier, ending weary feet from daily tasks.

Mrs.l Mrs. R

Amazing Demand for Hoosiers Club Memberships

Women rush to join the Hoosier Club and secure immediate delivery with a $1 membership. The Hoosier Company sets a low fixed price paid via weekly dues, with the cabinet owned after brief installments. Hurry the offer is limited while Hoosiers appear in every part of the city.

Hoosier Club Hoosier Company

Hoosier promises kitchen ease and savings for all

Promoter touts Hoosier kitchen cabinet with aluminum top crystal jars and built in bins. Claims reduce walking between pantry and table and let cooking and baking be done from a seated position. Asserts half a million owners report easier cooking, time saved, and cleanliness. invites enrollment to join as a Hoosier member.

Beetsugar Lobby Secrets Revealed In Senate Probe

Washington details emerge as a Senate investigation uncovers inner workings of the beet sugar lobby. Deputies describe confidential correspondence among industry officials, proposing a publicity push, railway backing, and a Chicago newspaper deal. Repeated references tie J S Sherman and Joseph Cannon to the effort, with Hardwick committee members named and a probe underway.

Washington Senate Hhsnilu Ohiplrmui United Biazen Agar Jauiry Ges Hore United States Sen Pho Chicago J. $. Sherman Joseph G. Cannon Oho Rafere T. Oxpard Sukar New Yorke New York Hardwick Representative Hardwick Georgia Bakar California J. A. Conway Arkanisan Suber Democrats Pordney Michigan Madison Kansas Hinds Milne Milby Republicana Conveitton

Zeppelin May Fly Across the Ocean

London reports Count Zeppelin and his technical staff believe a modern dirigible can cross the Atlantic. If weather is favorable the voyage from Germany to New York could take under three days. Government support is noted, with German warships to patrol key Atlantic points.

London Borla Die Patsh Daily News Count Zeppelin Friedelobsbaten Germany New Yorke Ihl Yarlodn Kadlotane Tiaceh

Donns Kidney Pills Ad Featured In Testimonial

A Corry citizen’s statement promotes Donns Kidney Pills as the best kidney medicine. The testimonial claims relief from back and head pain, extended illness, and incapacity, stating the pills cured troubles quickly. For sale by all dealers, 50 cents, Wester-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY listed as U.S. agents.

Mera Sidney Adel Dean Kidnay Pitts Corry Citisen Firat Ave Corry Saya Uolu United States

Corryites at Frat Banquet Assorted Alumni Gather

Yesterday Meadville paper notes an informal gathering of Kappa Alpha members and friends at Oak Wood Park with about thirty in attendance. After supper a mixed shower celebrated London Mign Matchet West and Thomas Hughes, graduates of Allegheny College, aiming for 1940s. Attendees included Marto Waring, Marlon Moorshead, Jay Muttinney, Virginia Beyer, Moreno Scott, Josephine Shryoeie and Benjo Ravery.

Yasterday Meadville Te Memvora Kappa Hoppa Gantme Ko Aety Oak Wood Park London Marto Waring Marlon Moorshead Jay Muttinney Virginia Beyer Moreno Scott Josephine Shryoeie Benjo Ravery

Yha Notice Sought Afternoon Hours on Tuesday and Wednesday

A garbled notice lists a scheduled period from 7 to 8 pm on Tuesday and Wednesday the 17th and 18th for some activity at a location called Atonde. The text is unclear but indicates action related to obtaining something during those hours.

National Bank of Corry Directors and Staff Ledger Entry

Ledger fragment lists National Bank of Corry in Cory Pennsylvania with President Henry Keppel and Cashier Smith. Directors include B Andrews Rens Candler and others. mentions ranks and various surnames. Foreign countries data appears as a distant note.

Cory Henry Keppel Smith Cashier B. Andrews Rens Candler

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