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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1914
Page
2
Look Here Gentlemen you can take your pick from remade stock of high grade suits in fancy mixtures at 10.50 12.50 15.50 16.50. We offer specially selected high grade suits with splendid choice of rich dark patterns in models that will be in good style next fall.
York reports ex post on express earnings shows heavy impact from new policy. United States Express Company faces possible liquidation with directors and stockholders reacting to drastic losses and fears of government takeover of utilities. Madrid reports engineer tests a violet ray could explode dynamite buried miles away, with claims to disable ships and fuel stores.
A chaotic blast at an industrial site injured several workers and toppled structures. Eyewitnesses described a loud explosion sending debris across the area as responders rushed to the scene.
The text argues against misused folk methods and asserts there is no cure for deafness by topical applications. It cautions that only a medical approach can address the condition and warns about ineffective or harmful treatments.
The Democratic League of Allegheny County reports Palmer and McCormick will be in Pittsburg for a dinner at the Port Pall hotel Monday. McCormick and Palmer arrive Monday morning, with large reservations and delegations forming at Democratic headquarters Keenan building as campaign activity intensifies this week.
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Kidney Tablets as a safe plan to keep kidneys healthy and active. It claims quick relief from spots before the eyes and dark urine, offers a money back guarantee, and directs readers to Amos & Co for purchase in cents per box.
Rochester N Y endures a heavy snowstorm described as the heaviest since 1900 with several feet of snow. Communication by telegraph and telephone is disrupted east of Syracuse, trains delayed, and widespread travel impacted. A separate note mentions Frederick W. Mennerioh killed by an explosion related to an explosive machine and an attempted ignition control failure.
An Erie County case filed last year by Mhyiths Liompaey, once of Wrankelin, sought damages for a project loss tied to a black mail letter charges against Gen. Miller. Judge Criswall rejected an immediate verdict for the defendant, and trial proceedings continued with multiple attorneys noted, including Homer KR. Bink and others for Gen. Milley, and Walker of Warren Times against Towen & McKnielit.
The annual meeting of the stock holders of Corry Hospital Amoda Hop will be held at the hospital Wednesday March 11 1914 at 6 o clock p m for a section of a board of directors for the ensuing years J T Chaby Secretary ott.
The Mor Hive saw and grist mill located 1.5 miles north of Albion was destroyed by fire at about 0 o clock. Damage exceeds $2,000 with no insurance on the mill or contents. Firefighters faced thick smoke as flames spread toward a nearby barn, preventing saving the structure.
An advertisement promotes Mto-na Sto m ach Tablets in 50e boxes from Ames stores. It claims quick relief for indigestion gastritis and stomach misery by improving digestive fluids soothing membranes and aiding digestion with a money back satisfaction offer.
March report from Red House says farmer Mareh Anderson encountered a large bear while rabbit hunting four miles from town. The bear had seized a calf and fled. Anderson watched its trail in the snow then lost the animal as darkness fell. He sought help at a nearby farm before resuming the chase.
State inspectors from the department of health, based in Thurriibure, will visit Union City in coming weeks to enforce the law prohibiting reuse of the public flushing cup and roller towel. Local officials say enforcement has been lax, with state deputies already active elsewhere but not yet in Union City.
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