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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
8
Warner Corsets are praised for comfort and fashion with rust proof construction. The ad notes their Security Rubber-Button Hose-Supporters hold corsets in place without strain or ride up. It mentions a Warner fit for every figure and a line of Ferris Corset Waists for women and children.
A banquet described with four hundred pink and white roses adorning tables and floral favors. The menu included olives, lobster salad, brown bread sandwiches, chicken sandwiches, salted nuts, coffee, ice cream, and small cakes. Dancing bridged the gathering in the lodge room while a Victrola provided music.
Erie railroad resumed thru trains after yesterday’s delay. Trains No 5 and No 10 ran on schedule this morning with hopeful notes for afternoon service. The vestibuled New York train No 6 was set to pass through this evening. Mitchell Hill washout near Mill Village was fully repaired last night, allowing several freight trains to move. Emigrant cars held in Corry yards since May were released. Conditions in the region were improving rapidly.
Advertisement for MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets claiming to relieve dyspepsia gastritis and stomach distress after meals. Promises blood purification, relief for sick headache nervousness and sleep, with a money back guarantee from N. F. Amor & Co. priced 60 cents.
Flood reports describe Ohio districts flooded with up to 200 yards of water on the north and south sides of the river. In Dayton the worst is centered in the mood, with sixty prisoners in the workhouse without water or food since Tuesday amid revolts and threats. President Wilson moves to direct federal relief from Washington to Ohio under Garrison authority, with troops possibly deployed. Sharon reports rapid flood recession, $2.6 million losses, three score dead, and a city under martial law as ghouls threaten in the darkness.
An old style advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick fix for indigestion and related stomach troubles. The copy claims rapid relief from sourness, gas, and discomfort, urging readers to keep the product at home and purchase from local druggists. It also mentions a local builder and upholsterer, C J Rupp & Blest Ave, in the ad context.
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