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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1911
Page
8
Retail blurb lists children's clothing and fabric prices including $1.75 yard for heart cut soft finish fabric, dresses from 50 cents, skirts $9.75 for made-up items, and various textiles such as mercerized foulards at 10 cents a yard. Also notes shawls, ribbons, ginghams, drapery fabrics, and child umbrellas, with prices and special offers.
Advertisement touts Manoline as a miraculous hand balm claiming to heal, soften, and smooth rough skin. It promises 360 drops per tube at 25 cents, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The copy emphasizes the product’s candied praise and value over two dollars.
In Cincinnati on April 29 the affidavit by Henry T. Hunt prosecuting attorney alleging bias by Judge William Dickson in the George J. Cox perjury case was overruled. Judge Charles J. Hunt, presiding, ruled the affidavit insufficient, marking a key development after the Ohio Supreme Court reinforced Judge Hunt's authority to rule on such affidavits. The ruling constitutes a victory for Cox.
Tangiers reports claim Major Bremond and his French and sultan’s troops clash with Shereef Mulal. One dispatch says Bremond was killed, another says he arrived safely at Fes Bolasetts. Locals fear his forces may be surrounded as a hundred hordemen pursue.
Senator John W. Kern arrived in Indianapolis from Washington and quickly endorsed a movement to nominate him for president. At Union Station he acknowledged the Kern Presidential club and was asked about the proposed nomination, signaling support for the effort.
Arthur H Soden former Boston baseball magnate must pay Frederic Small broker 10000 for alienating the affections of Mrs Small The judge and referee Robert O Harris declared Mrs Small of Brookline character led the conduct Though the case rested on intrigue the court delivered a monetary verdict and noted Mrs Small's conduct as a factor
Washington April 29 Saccharin cannot be used in foods sold in the United States after July 1. Eminent pure food experts say its continued use is deleterious to health and the authority of the pure food laws is invoked by the secretary of agriculture treasury and commerce and labor to issue the order. Dix Forced to Decline Invitation Governor Dix was to speak at a Y M C A dinner in Utica but could not attend due to business in Albany.
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