Robert Kromes Visits Purcell Family Home
Robert Kromes, after spending time in Detroit Michigan, is a guest at his parents home this morning. He plans to resume his work at Mr and Mrs M J Purcell on North Center Jamestown Street.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1925
Page
5
Robert Kromes, after spending time in Detroit Michigan, is a guest at his parents home this morning. He plans to resume his work at Mr and Mrs M J Purcell on North Center Jamestown Street.
The ad claims St Jacobs Oil has relieved millions of pains for 65 years. It promises rapid relief from rheumatic and chest pains, backache, and related aches by soothing skin irritation and congestion. The maker guarantees satisfaction through a simple rub on the skin, with a low cost and druggist assurance.
Personal mentions record neighbors and soapbox of the day. Mrs George Weber and Mrs MELL Eapwell plan a Bria visit while Miss Rose-Roehrig stays a few days. Miss Grace McCrea heads home to Warren Ohio after a stay with Miss Nellie Palmer who lies seriously ill. Many others visit relatives or travel to Erie Warren Oil City and Meadville during a busy week of short trips and family care.
An old advertisement claims Thompson's Barosia clears poison from kidneys and relieves backache and bladder troubles. It touts a quick bodily effect, guarantees relief, and lists Ames & Co, Thomas Downey, and Condra Drug Store as sponsors. Price is $1.00 per bottle with a suggested Golden Lax Tablets aid for constipation.
Pittsburgh area dispatch reports Indications point to passage of the administration Are bill in the Senate tonight with minimal amendments. A House vote on final passage is expected after public hearings on the dry bill. The road land cabling act also awaits final passage as other measures await action before adjournment for the inauguration.
In Washington on March 2 the Crampton Prohibition bill won Senate engagement but triggered a filibuster by wets. Senator Edwards of New Jersey opened a protracted speech denouncing the measure while Reed, Cookson, Michigan, and Brysint of Louisiana prepared to prolong the delay. The filibuster appeared determined as supporters awaited further action.
United Press report from Woodlawn Pennsylvania details a violent incident at the Kish residence. Samuel Stipe allegedly killed his wife and wounded his wife’s daughter before an accomplice and a nearby family member were also hurt. Police say the family nap in a room preceded the shooting. The victims were rushed to Rochester hospital in serious condition.
Chicago report details Richard Tompkinson, a rich lawyer, who agrees to divorce his wife Peggy so she can marry Bradford Whiting, a Quest member. The plan falters when Peggy seeks separate maintenance, and a trust complicates Whitings' bid. Whitings, a North Shore pair, face public scrutiny as Mrs Whiting accuses her husband of heavy disliking and addiction.
A terse closing list shows varied names across American and Canadian firms. Notable entries include American Woolen, Anaconda, B&O, Canadian Pacific, Chicago and Northwestern, New York Central, Pennsylvania RR, General Motors, Shell, Westinghouse, and Mohawk-related iron and coal interests, with several others abbreviated or partial. The rough roster reflects diverse sectors from steel to oil to rail at market close.
Tremors were felt on the north side and in nearby areas after a quake tied to a seismic event off the Atlantic coast near Maine. The disturbance was recorded by multiple instruments, with scientists debating whether more tremors are likely and where future quakes may occur.
Researchers express cautious outlook that current quakes may be isolated and not recur in the same region soon, though some scientists remain uncertain about long term activity.
Arrangements are complete for the Elson Art Exhibit at Flutth High School to be shown Wednesday through Friday. The 250 picture display starts at 2:45 PM on all three days with an additional 5 PM showing on Wednesday and Thursday. Admission is 25 for adults and 15 for high school students and 10 for grade pupils. Also noted are travel updates about Willie As and Mrs Fr Smith visiting relatives.
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