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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
9
Our first shipment of Spring Coats and Suits is on display with snappy exclusive designs and a wide color selection. The store promises full value for every dollar, features new cut and trimming including short jackets with cut-away effects and silk and satin finings, some with Persian collars and cuffs.
A torn advertisement touts Cascarets as a superior purgative costing ten cents a box. It contrasts Cascarets with salts and castor oils, claiming thorough cleansing of stomach and intestines, no stomach upset, and benefits including relief from headaches and biliousness. It notes the product works overnight and is suitable for children.
Warren County March update shows 38 license applications to sell liquor filed with Clerk of Courts Homer M. Putnam, two fewer than last year. Two new apps appear. four from last year are missing. The Sugar Grove hotel fire eliminated one license, and Irvin e Garland and Kinze outlets had applications refused last year.
Samuel W. Kerr seeks a license at the Hotel Savory in Warren’s Sixth Ward. Fred W. Sonne applies for a wholesale license in Sheffield. License Court meets on March 24.
Jamestown residents at 66 Chapman Street fled a blaze that destroyed much of the interior. Two families, Mr. and Mrs Knute Noblberg and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hapdrew, escaped from the second floor via a veranda after smoke blocked stairs. Neighbors aided them with a ladder, and a telephone error briefly sent firefighters to the wrong street before arriving.
Oil City Pa March 5 DaZed and bloodied Minore section foreman P R R crawled up a hillside embankment after being knocked down by a falling boulder then flagged passenger train No 4 from Corry to stop minutes before the debris would have forced a wreck Engineer Frank Geigel saw him running and halted the train just as a rock and dirt covered the track He was treated by Dr Coulter and praised for duty not bravado while the Rose Maid opera company riders were aboard the heavy train
Advertises bookkeeping and stenography and typing course with guaranteed placement after graduation. Highlights up-to-date equipment, practical methods, and personal instruction. Encourages requesting a free booklet.
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