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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1913
Page
5
Warren and Pax May report a watch stolen weeks ago recovered by William Agniti near the Conewango Retiniix Company plant. Dr. Hamilton notes the open-face watch remained in good condition with crystal intact. The robber likely disposed of it along a road as rain washed away clues in March. Mr. Smith received a reward for returning the property.
Dimkink May 1 reports the sudden disappearance of Mr Jones from Dunkirk. He left his home at 604 CORE Avani between 10 and 4 Sunday night April HEH to pin an automobile at Hugh garage on Wontstevon treat. A Lake Shore train traces his route to an unknown destination. No contact since, his whereabouts unknown.
A dating style advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a miracle hair tonic. It claims to restore lustre, stop dandruff, and revitalize dull hair in a few days with a money back guarantee. The copy targets women emphasizing beauty and confidence through a radiant crown.
Fragmented weather notes list cities including New York Atlantic City Chicago and New Orleans with vague conditions. Entries mention clear and cloudy skies and light rain patterns, but many words are garbled. Overall impression is a stray OCR weather fragment from a newspaper page.
The Arizona lower house passed a land ownership bill barring aliens who have not declared intent to become citizens from acquiring real property. Opponents argued it targeted foreigners, while supporters pressed for stronger loyalty tests. The measure stalled amid uncertain prospects for final approval.
President Wilson will not act on California Japanese legislation until Secretary Bryan returns from California. Bryan is expected in Washington Thursday to report on the California situation. Meanwhile, Tokyo and San Francisco observers weigh the treaty with Japan and possible legal opinions on the new wave of measures. John R. Mott arrives from the Orient and cautions against alien land legislation. Japanese officials view the California move as discriminatory.
Henry Koppel presides as bank president with J Smith cashier and O H Andrews and A L Cashier among directors. The note cites general ranking on deposits and interest on foreign accounts, suggesting a reorganized board and financial terms under review.
Pinkerton Construction Company arrives from the east to start regrading a section between Panama and Cigner known as the Brownell area. Supervisor Willius of the Buffalo division meets the team. work on the Pennay track north of Iowa is set to begin soon.
The pope welcomed Cardinal Ferrata, papal legate to the Ferunt congress in Rome. Ferrata reported the congress had been a great success and that this pleased the pope, who noted the positive reception of his legate’s mission.
Washington reports a heated tariff debate with Murdock Kansas and Hinost Bissleay leading a clash among Republicans. Murdoch labeled Mann the chief wheeler and dealmaker while attacking Moore Payn and Lenroot leaders. In Congress the dispute centers on protectionist aims and a 5 percent preferential tariff amid treaty objections and questions of constitutional authority. The piece notes Underwood’s defense and Foreign objections to book access by U S officials.
Jamestown Chaumugha and the Erie Railway tested a Beach-Hdlkon electric car built by the General Storage Battery and Car Co of Silverlake NC. The Edison-battery car with four 20 hp motors seats about 78, ran about 20 miles with stops at all stations. results were satisfactory.
An old advertisement touts RHEUMA as a cure for rheumatic pains including arthritis gout and kidney disease. It promises toxin elimination within hours and a full recovery in less than a week, selling at 50 cents a bottle with claims of superior value versus pricier therapies.
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