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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1914
Page
2
Look Here Gentlemen you can take your pick from re making fall and winter stock of high grade suits in mixtures at 10.50 12.50 14.50 and 16.50. We offer specially selected suits with splendid choice of rich dark patterns and models that will stay in style next fall.
A historical ad describes a national push for an agricultural and rural life day in schools. It promotes lessons on farming, soil, bread making, and the role of agriculture, praising prominent figures and highlighting the wonder of open country life.
On Friday evening March 18 a music and literary program will be held at Park Presbyterian church. Mrs Walter L. Pooks, a Emerson College of Oratory graduate, Boston, will present readings and Mrs Charles W. McKean will perform as a noted contralto singer. The program promises engaging readings and several musical numbers in a community Presbyterian entertainment.
The annual meeting of core stock holders at Corry Hospital Association will be held at the hospital on Wednesday March 11 1924 at 7 oclock p m Election of a board of directors for the ensuing year P Canby Secretary 16111
Representative A Mitchel Palmer told the Pittsburgh chapter of the American Institute of Banking that the new currency law will broaden business opportunities and break the money monopoly. He cautioned against hypothecation limits and predicted fewer industrial panics with a more stable credit system. At a Pittsburgh Men's Club luncheon, Palmer also endorsed a constitutional amendment granting women the right to vote.
A conference of Democratic lawyers in Erle, March 4, was held at the request of Eva Thompson’s partner. They discussed appointing Thomas to the United States district court to replace the late Judge Young. After debate, they postponed any definite action and noted the county has never had a Judge Higherhan as a Common Pleas Judge.
Fragmented OCR text discusses supposed cures for deafness and medical claims. It mentions a controversial stance on treatment and hints at public caution or skepticism. Names and coherent details are unclear due to garbled input.
Passenger train No. 12 narrowly avoided a wreck near Dagus Mines after the engine derailed a pony truck when a defective switch caused it to leave the rails. The brakes were applied to stop the train, saving passengers from serious injuries though several were shook up. Kane and St Marys dispatch led to quick wreck crews, with repairs delaying Train 4 by about forty minutes due to track trouble.
In Warren County Albert Caswell faced a sealed verdict after the jury agreed this evening. The court convenes 10 o clock tomorrow, and another case, Ludwig Jouneon, ended in not guilty on cruelty to animals. Alfred Munson pleaded guilty to embezzlement and Lee Krusen pleaded guilty to bigamy.
An old advertisement for Mi-o-na Mi-o-m stomach relief tablets promises rapid aid for indigestion dyspepsia gastritis and nervous stomach upset. It claims to stimulate digestion soothe irritated membranes and support natural stomach function. Sold boxed at drug stores with instructions to take during discomfort.
The Cleveland Leader reports Coroner Bryne of Cleveland ruled the death of Mind Grace McQuaile of Franklin Pa as suicide by her own action. Testimony from J G Adler of Drexel Avenue Drexel Street and statements from the ante mortem confession are cited. The case centers on a man named Adlen who was courted by another woman and allegedly engaged to Miss McQuade.
Sherman March 4 Miss Hoten Tillotwon 16 years 6 months daughter of Mr and Mrs Harman Miotoon died at home on Columbus street Monday night after a brief illness. A sweet attractive girl, member of the local Camp The Girls Society, and popular with many. Besides her parents she is survived by an older sister Lolla and a younger brother. The funeral will be Thursday afternoon at Baptist church with Rev Cyrus Aldrich officiating at Sharon cemetery.
An old ad promotes Knowlton's Danderine for dandruff and falling hair. It claims immediate relief from dandruff and a fuller, healthier look after a single application, urging readers to buy a 26 cent bottle at drug stores or toilet counters.
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