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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
5
A local Monday license day event in Smethport sparks temperance-driven action. Witnesses are called to county seat to testify against certain innkeepers and hotel owners amid ongoing speculation on municipal licensing and potential hotel closures.
An osteopath advertisement claims Dra Greenteo is the only teensea physician offering apinal ad justment treatment in Corty. It asserts all diseases are treated successfully with hours from 8:80 to 11/800 a.m. and 2 to 1 p.m., with other hours by appointment. Rooms in Horn Blog. Cell Phone 265 House-Phone 363-R.
Thousands of ministers from around the world gathered for the Jubilee of the Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip at the university dedicating a new chapter. Prominent Presbyterians spoke at Bethany Church as representatives, including Bennett of New York, addressing the ceremony and honoring the denominational brotherhood.
A 1912 testimonial from John Barhorst of McLean Township Ohio reports curing a severe rheumatic condition after three doctors failed. He claims two bottles of RHEUMA brought swift, lasting improvement, praising its effect and stating he has recommended it to a dozen people. The notice invites others to write for details and offers a money back guarantee.
The Caughey family from Erie plans a two year voyage by a covered wagon caravan to travel from Brie to Cleveland, then south toward Texas and California. They will busk as musicians on the road, with D and Mrs. Caughey, four children, and H. Caughey joining to play harp and violin. They have sold property to finance the journey and expect to reach Cleveland soon, then head toward the Mexican border.
General A Logan of Pittsburg approves the encampment name Camp Gridley to honor Captain Gridley, who commanded Dewey s flagship Olympia at Manila Bay. The 4500 Second Bridge soldiers camp east of the city will carry the historic title during the centennial observance as they recall Commodore Perry.
A Clyde Simmons near Shelmadine claims a large 4 1 2 inch Californian trout died after being caught at Thompson's mill dam. The riverbank shows many dead fish, suggesting dynamite were used Sunday. A hole in the trout’s head resembled a flower rifle bullet. Reportedly several Calfornia trout over 14 inches have been snatched with hooks this past year at Thompson's Creek.
The Corry Motor Club will hold a meeting at the K of P hall in the city building on Friday evening May 4 1912 at which all auto owners are urged to attend. Topics include changes in the Inv Club Body election of officers for the ensuing year and other matters of interest to all members.
Minsburg May reports the movement against Superintendent Heeter amid alleged improprieties. Frank Freese, a school board member, cites complaints and calls for each teacher to face the committee. A thousand parents, meeting at Old City Hall, adopt a resolution for Heeter’s resignation and for electing superintendents and boards, sending it to the board and Governor Tener. Heeter and his wife attend his ailing mother in North Manchester.
A notice states a relocation to the Payne Block at 109 East Main Street next Monday, moving from the Mathetsn Bids location on Center Street.
Kane Pa May Y Today 18 fre ght agents of this Middle and Western division of the Bo ean to Kane for the purpose of ditife Toxendor and Khonringr what 16 of Interest to their departments. On Account of Kane being centrally lo cated and having the seal of bate LUCOMOMANONE those meetings are al ways held there, today's meting being the second of the year. 'Thy versions this morning and his afternoon were bold in the M . A. and the visitors look in ner at the New Thompson, hay will return to the Homes Unis eve ning.
Report from the National Association for the Stay and Prevention of Tuberculosis day two. Dr Warren notes shorter shifts and better living standards reduce tuberculosis mortality, linking prevention to industrial relations and wage adequacy. Dr White discusses serological versus medical framing and the role of social workers in public health programs.
A newspaper ad promotes a freckle treatment by a reputable druggist. It guarantees money back if freckles persist, requires only an ounce of ethinedouble strength, and claims few applications yield a clear complexion.
The article describes a paint named Clincher that spreads into a solid body forming an outer layer to protect wood. It promotes selling Clincher and other painting supplies and invites readers to visit for a discussion on painting.
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