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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1913
Page
5
Meredith Nicholsow recounts a staged eerie episode at Hone Hall Manor where Professor Aline confronts a haunted drawing room and a woman defies marriage, while a silver trinket hints at a hidden motive and a race to solve a mansion riddle amid romance and danger.
Drs Greenlee advertise osteopathic spinal adjustment for various ailments with fees of 80 and 120. Appointment hours 2 to 5 pm with other times by appointment. Rooms in Ajax Building Mell phone 265.
Henry Keppel is named president at the Corry area bank, with other officers including Andrews as assistant cashier and listed staff Bwalth Caxbler.
A Saturday Grange gathering at Marl J’sman Hall drew a representative set of citizens for a program on farming topics and cooperative growth. A. Belknap offered insights on modern farm prospects and the benefits of Grange education, with talks on finance, housing, and community cooperation.
An advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as easy to use for corns. It claims rapid pain relief and removal of the hard core within hours, along with smoother skin afterward. Contains suggested usage and cautions.
The Janestown Journal reports a stockholder dispute among Art Metal Construction Company investors concerning exchange of stock with other metal firms. It notes a meeting notice to stockholders and mentions controlling interests held by the PHR-AvE Metal group and related entities.
Mish Muriah Gingldon of 454 East Sixth Street plans to join the Baltimore Pennsylvania delegation for the suffrage parade in Washington. She will march the full length of the procession, along with sister of a former judge Frank Gunnison, and is among prominent women in Erie organizing to support the movement. About 30 to 40 local women plan to attend and start tonight to reach Washington by tomorrow morning to earn positions with the Keystone at the vision in the parade.
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, harmless remedy for sour stomach, indigestion, heartburn, and gas. It claims relief within minutes, easing chest pains and discomfort, and encourages readers to keep a large value bottle at home. The tone favors strong endorsements and practical use for everyday meals.
The message promotes starting the year with a diary and highlights Excelsior Marlee 1918 day books. It invites readers to come in and view the assortment, noting their popularity for daily period comparisons.
A fragmented ad from Babbitt's Rexall Store touts pure foods and low prices. The text mentions confectionery and sweet treats, claiming government standards and quality, with emphasis on being attractive and affordable to customers. The copy is garbled but centers on promoting purity and value.
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