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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
8
Warner Corsets promise comfort and fashion with Rust-Proof construction and Security Rubber-Button Hose-Supporters to stay in place without strain. The ad notes multiple supporters may be needed for perfect fit and offers Ferris Corset Waists for women and children.
United Press reports Postmaster General Burleson, under a ten day deadline, faces the daunting task of selecting thousands of fourth class postmasters for the Wilson administration. He notes the flood of mail and requests from hopefuls across the nation and classes the job as the most complex of his career. Burleson cites family legacy and his patience training from fishing as guiding him through the intense process.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly remedy for headache, biliousness, indigestion, and foul gases. It claims the product clears undigested food, cleanses the liver and bowels, and leaves the user with a clear head and sweet stomach by morning, even appealing to children.
The Erie Herald reports Governor Tener sent a Senate confirmation list naming Erie residents among appointees. A. M. Sisson and M. W. Shreve seek seats on the centennial Battle of Lake Erie commission, with five others on related posts. Erie figures J. Hamberger, N. R. Buller, W. R. Hunter, C. J. Thompson, F. W. Grant, F. Connell, G. I. Blake, J. P. McCreary also named to various commissions tied to state projects. Milton W. Shreve and Henry A. Clark join two others on a fiftieth anniversary emancipation commission.
In Franklin Pa on March 86 Judge George 8 Chawell granted a motion for a compulsory non-suit in the case of Mrs Nancy Anderson of Oil City versus Dr H J Curran over burns alleged to have occurred during an 1911 X ray treatment. The trial began Monday with testimony, and opposing counsel contended the physician acted skillfully and without negligence.
The Washington street school defeated Hatch building team 13 to 10 in five innings Wednesday afternoon after poor weather caused a cancellation. The Third Warders lead with a strong showing as both wards plan more games in the coming weeks.
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