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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
8
A Chicago incident left two young girls dead and the father critically ill after a quarrel at the home of John Linstrom. Neighbors reported a gas odor, and Sertha Nelson burst in to discover the scene. A baby is in serious condition.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a distressed scene with a mother near death on the kitchen floor beside a babe in urns, following a quarrel. The text mentions a gun and a Bas horse entry and includes brief classifieds for horses, sales, and a Jersey cow, with scattered names and addresses.
General Villa ended a long silence and sent wireless messages to his officers from El Paso saying he expected to turn the tides of Sunday. He claimed federal outposts have been drawn back and that Hor Bayes and his men have fought closer to Torreon, with Ville noting no reports for the past forty nights.
Franklin officials described an average of about thirty arrests per month tied to drunkenness at the Arlington Hotel in Oil City. Witnesses including City Commissioner Wallaen and Chief of Police Monk Teay, with local merchants, declined to name responsible parties as the case proceeded under review.
London dispatch reports Lt Tree, of the British Aviation Corps, was killed while flying over Salisbury Plains. He becomes the fourth aviator to die within the past week.
Corry Pennsylvania dealer Leah Howard lists White Orpington chicks at 1 cent and 2 cent bulbs for dahlia and gladiolus. Also offers nitrate of soda potassium and assorted hardware. Nearby B Miller advertises cheap chairs stoves pillows carpets and bicycles at 847 West Washington Street.
New colorings listed in Ratine Tango Mahogany Wisteria Lavender Brown White Copenhagen Navy and other shades. Cloth width 40 to 45 inches priced from 50e to 1 dollar per yard.
At the annual meeting of the Women s Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church yesterday afternoon officers were elected for the ensuing year Provident Mrs Hugo Surlingame rat vice president Mrs George Gripen Second vice president Mrs Knowlton Secretary Mrs Morris Bonuteel Treasurer Mon Faderal Whittle Music Committee Mrs George Knowlton Mrs Kate Kelm Ways and Means Committee Mrs China Bracken Mrs Adio Waggone or Mrs Charles Geiger Secretary of Literature Mrs Dorw Kineald Secretary of Home Department Mrs John Smith Meetings throughout the year will be held at the homes of the members behind Wadnuiday of each month
Washington March 19 United Press reports say President Wilson and Mrs Wilson are not ill. The White House wedding rumor arose from Dr Grayson's absence from a ceremony yesterday. It later stated he avoided the wedding to keep a golf appointment with the President and Mrs Wilson while she recovers from a minor ailment.
An advertisement promotes Cascarets as a cure for indigestion sour stomach and clogged bowels. It promises a clean stomach and relief from diarrheal or constipated matter, claiming quick benefits by morning and a clear head.
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