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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1913
Page
8
The advertisement claims Warner Corsets offer the most comfortable and fashionably shaped support, with precise proportion that remains in place. It notes some garments require multiple hose supporters for perfect positioning and promotes a Warner to fit every figure along with Ferris Corsets Waists for ladies and children.
Bracken recounts Sharon flood scenes with collapsed walls and exposed interiors. Water lapped roofs in yards and mills, with boats rescuing a woman and child while a girl’s body was recovered later. State troops halted looting and aided evacuations as raft rescues saved dozens.
Philadelphia reports Ex-President Tamon McCrea of the Pennsylvania Railroad died at 65 in Haverford. He began as a 1865 civil engineer and rose through the railway to become president on January 1 1907 following a health related resignation last November.
The M P Club hosted a dance at K P Hall on Friday night with the high school set in attendance. About thirty couples joined the event, with music by the Kantor orchestra and last details at the European Hotel as decorations remained for the post party.
Stevens Brothers Co. of Liverpool report Spencer Farm in Pa.. Claus Spencer operates a 270 acre dairy with 30 cows nine purebreds. A purebred cow yielded 80 pounds milk daily two months ago. Spencer chose King Pontiac son of Pontiac bulls after visiting top herds. King Pontiac is a brother to Lilith Ghlothilde. Farm lies on the Clymor road four miles northeast of town.
A tannery worker was seriously hurt Friday afternoon at Howard's Tannery when a stick slipped while tagging leather. He was taken to Dr Histon's office where two stitches were needed but his sight remained intact.
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as giving instant relief for corns. It claims the remedy works quickly with one or two applications and never fails. The ad lists 26 cents per bottle and notes it is sold by druggists and Thos. Downey, plus local businesses.
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