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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1914
Page
6
A vintage advertisement claims Pratt's Powdered Line Killer and Pratt's Disinfectant quickly exterminate lice and mites at a light cost with a money back guarantee. Distributed by West wings dealers, Ady.
Albert Nathan of Warren Michigan, special Los Angeles Times correspondent, arrived in Los Angeles recovering after a three week imprisonment as a spy claimant near Tecate. He crossed the border to obtain full story, was arrested, released after credentials shown, money seized, and baggage taken, then returned to San Diego aboard U.S. warships. Nathan, a Warren resident, is son of A J Nathan, former American Consul at Tangier.
A 19th or early 20th century style advertorial invites women to write for confidential medical advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. It promises no testimonial publication without consent and highlights a long established correspondence service. Readers are urged to mail for a free booklet.
Erie May 12 A bomb-throwing case stumps police with no tangible clues. A man lured the blast at Herman Petrite’s home on West Twenty sixth street and fled. Detectives pursue all leads as the Poirot family recalls possible enemies from a former marriage. no one steps forward.
At Toronto and several clusters names appear with scattered scores and team mentions such as Newark, Rochester, Montreal, Syracuse, Albany, and Wilkes-Barre. The fragmentary list references matches or standings including Binghamton Utica Elmira Troy and Scranton with varied point totals and placements. The text reads like a roundup of game results from multiple locations with inconsistent punctuation and several garbled names.
An old advertisement touts RUBUMA and THRUMA as cures for rheumatism and uric acid buildup. It claims purification of impurities and relief from arthritis gout lumbago and inflammatory pain. A testimonial from J. K. Greenburg in Chicago asserts complete cure after one bottle.
A blaze began at 1 am in the Glxatory brick building at the northeast corner of Greenwiet and Dewhroaien streets housing the Atlanthe Can, Harrol Silk, and Bernard Greenwood Valve companies among others. Smoke impeded crews but did not heavily rattle firemen. several were briefly overcome. Roosevelt Arrives This Afternoon in New York after a long Amazon voyage. details recount the Colonel's trip with Monkeys, boar, and a quarantine delay.
Five people die after a Sunnet capsizes in the Mixiutsalppt river at Minneapolis on May 19. Victims include Mia Otto Justmann and her four children. Also reported are two Buckholts children Sue one child and Fred Weber, a Buckholty relative from Morrill, Wisconsin, among those affected.
An endorsement from H. L. Rowly of Sugar Grove claims Dean's Kidney Pills cured his backache and kidney symptoms. The ad promotes the product for lame and aching kidneys, notes a price of 50 cents, and identifies Foster-Milburn Co of Buffalo as sole U.S. agents.
Andrew 5 and McKelvey chiropractor and Spink seyectagist at Park Place Corry Pc Bell 25A J very N.
May 18 the Forest County grand jury returned a true bill against George W. Strain and Anna Strain for the murder of Albert Allennthia county. The case will be taken up tomorrow at 1 o clock with Judge W. D. Hinkley presiding. William C. Grow of Oil City will act for the defense and J. % Canmichaal of Franklin for the commonwealth with DA L. A. Curringer. The court room is crowded with witnesses and spectators, and the trial is expected to be the most sensational in Forest County court history.
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