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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1913
Page
8
The Corry Department Store announces a special sale on seasonable merchandise with large reductions. Ladies suits and coats from $10, previously $15 to $25, plus discounts on skirts. Also dresses in summer street styles, and a range of millinery, all offered at special sale prices.
A large consignment offers lace curtains at various low prices and muslin undergarments at special rates. Corset covers, drawers, night dresses and dress ginghams are discounted, with silks, dress goods, wash goods, and new ladies neckwear featured. Stockings advertised at 60¢.
A scanned fragment records various local items including birthday mentions, visits, and a new birth. It notes Elmer Marion born to Mr and Mrs Carl Way on a Monday, plus social visits in Corry and Boston. Several imperfect league scores and names appear: Brooklyn, New York, Cleveland, and Patthison are referenced alongside small personal notes.
A Corry Pa resident A Nicklas of 246 W Wayne St testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved long standing kidney trouble and painful symptoms. He praises the medicine, noting previous claims and recommending Doan's to all as sold by Ames Co. Drug Store and other dealers for 50 cents. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
Mrs Leon Wynn of Corry visited her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Gordon with about 50 Grange members invited to church on Sunday. Rev Woodin preached a hundred sermon. Mr and Mrs Charlie Obrn of Togs spend the week at their parents. A meal plan noted.
Doctors Greenlee advertise as the only licensed physicians in Corry offering spinal adjustment for all diseases. Hours are 8:30 to 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Appointments available with house phone 20 and Bell phone 265. Rooms in Horn Ride.
City businessmen gathered in the Chamber of Commerce to discuss forming a building and loan association. They planned a public meeting for next Wednesday evening to explain the proposal and invite all interested in the city.
DK Roselle B Adair a chiropractor and nerve specialist located at 128 Park Ave Corry Pa lists office hours Tuesday and Friday from 1:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 2:15 p.m. to 9 p.m. The notice mentions clinical background and education including graduate credentials and associations with Valmer Gregory College in Oklahoma City.
New York May 2. John Collins a 71 West 208th street janitor, after days of heavy drinking, stabbed his wife with an axe fracturing her skull in two places and smashed ribs. He then fled to the roof of their six story building and leaped to the ground, dying almost instantly. His widow was rushed to J Hobd Wright hospital for an operation. The attack followed a summons for non support and brutality.
In Georgetown and nearby towns frog hunters boast of killing frogs and selling legs. State Detective Oscar Thomas of Dagsboro reveals a heavy July 1 deadline and a $25 fine per frog. Local gunner activity targets houses, with payments to authorities looming.
The York market lists futures and cash commodities across grains meats dairy and produce. Wheat July futures at 99M while oats No 2 white and corn No 2 yellow are cited with varied bids. pork Mess around 21.75 to 22.25 per hundredweight. butter creamery prints and eggs state and Pennsylvania white at 28 25 per dozen. potatoes white fancy from lore and East Buffalo market figures. live cattle hogs and sheep with price ranges and weights noted.
Boston May 28 non but en menio marriages will be permitted in Lynn Musty the frailty in the country to adopt this scheme aid my word of elevgymen will meet this Week to perfect the arryn with hidden in view The action is the result o taken by Tey Thun who declaring he will not wire ple s who do not have yet incompetent certificates showing Witt both uy ayuronn fad the man are phenynll een if married
In Olean on May 27 a starving 15 year old, Edward Dodd of Gowport, Pa., was found in an unused cellar in Lie Tallin district. He had lived there for about three months, sleeping on scraps, subsisting on whatever food he could gather. Police took him to the station and authorities contacted his wealthy parents in Condareport, who had been seeking him for months.
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