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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1913
Page
5
Utah announces a new minimum wage law set to take effect today. It establishes at least 40 cents per day for women workers and 34 hours maximum per week. New wage scales include 90 cents daily for new hires after eight months and 90 cents for apprentices after six months, with higher rates as employment progresses.
The fragment discusses beauty linked to good health and impurities as a cause of blemishes. It mentions backache and spiritual concerns, hinting at a claim that beauty derives from cleansing the body to remove impurities and restore vigor.
The notice promotes Beecham's Pills claiming purified blood enhances digestion and sleep, quiets nerves, and restores charm, complexion, lips, and spirits for the whole family, highlighting broad benefits and vitality.
Dunkirk May 12 an apparent sighting places Mr Jones missing since Sunday near Central Avenue after boarding a Buffalo bound train then possibly continuing to New York City. Conductors recall a man boarding at Dunkirk who showed little knowledge of a return home. Police and railway staff express uncertainty as to the man’s fate.
Washington May 11 Pinchot is blamed for tying Alaska according to James H Callbreath secretary of the American Mining Congress before the senate Lorrlorlen committee He asserts Roosevelt's 1906 withdrawal proposal and Taft era actions aimed at government and railway land handling show a concerted effort to control Alaska resources and punish the Alaska Northern railway
Meadville detectives learned of an attempt to wreck the Chicago express near Paterson New Jersey. A large pile of rocks blocked westbound trucks and the train, damaging the engine but not derailing it. Provident Underwood of the company warned detectives along the line to pursue the criminals.
The Cambridge Titusville line project shows rapid work with rails laid toward Watcara and Gamblige Korlage by October. Dunbridge News notes Verletta Consignation Co of Cleveland led initial phase, completing over two miles of track and moving crews. Local towns expect adjacent connections to Cambridge Springs and Titusville soon, promising regional benefit.
A large Baptist gathering in St Louis opens with about four thousand delegates from various regions. The convention features ministry, law, education, and reports from seminaries and colleges. Delegates discuss foreign and home missions, Sunday school, church establishment, and youth engagement as sectional meetings run daily during the week.
Jamestown runner John KO attempted a major distance race in New York but finished 27th. The event, won by Finnish favorite Kolohmainen in under 11 minutes, featured Irish and American clubs amid a fast field and mixed results.
In a noted business change a laundry operation relocates from the Muthelen Building on Contna Street to 109 Mast Main Street in the Payne Week area. The move is scheduled for next Monday to begin operating at the new site.
Celoron Amusement Company cancels plans for the traditional resort season. Strikes by street railway workers and union actions halted arrangements for concerts and theater attractions. Cars will run on the winter schedule. lights and crowds will be absent as Celoron closes for the year.
Washington May 11 Secretary of the Navy Daniels returned today after inspecting navy yards in the South. The Navy Department said Daniels will soon issue a statement on whether to reduce the total number of navy yards.
The message urges convincing women to trust Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for health and relief from suffering. It cites widespread testimonials and claims that the medicine has numerous genuine cures, with ongoing publication of new letters yearly.
A collection of testimonial notes praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Women from Ohio and Michigan describe relief from menstrual pain, inflammation, displacement, and general weakness after using the product. The letters warn of lengthy suffering prior to treatment and emphasize trust in the remedy's roots and herbs.
Unified press report from Columbus outlines Red Cross relief after West Virginia Ohio and Indiana floods. It details emergency aid and long term reconstruction funded by Ohio donations. Examples show tools, sewing machines, furniture and rent assistance aiding about ten thousand families across multiple states.
The Rheuma remedy claims to cure rheumatism gout and sciatica with a money back guarantee. It asserts rapid relief from joint pain swelling and uric acid buildup and promotes usage without harming kidneys liver or stomach. A bottle costs 60 cents and mail orders are accepted by The Rheuma Co Buffalo N.Y.
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