Memorial Day School Closures Confirmed
City schools will close tomorrow for Memorial Day as per usual practice. Officials state reports of an exception this year are false and no deviation from the holiday closure is planned.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1913
Page
5
City schools will close tomorrow for Memorial Day as per usual practice. Officials state reports of an exception this year are false and no deviation from the holiday closure is planned.
A mixed listing of potted tomato cabbage and other vegetable plants with flowering varieties including geraniums salvia petunia and six kinds of foyas. garden bedding vines and related plants noted for sale at Howe's location.
In Harriebirg a proposed bill to prohibit tenting except at the regular hotel dining room failed in the house of representatives. A second measure to require vaccination only during outbreaks was defeated and a plan to regulate trolley car conductors near approaching vehicles was rejected.
A testimonial from Nichlow of 240 Wo Wayne St Lory Pa praises Down's Kidney Pills for relieving kidney complaints and irregular secretions. The ad notes they are sold by Amos & Goode Drug Store and warns to remember the name without other brands.
An advertisement from chiropractor D. C. McKelvy promotes removing the cause of disease for conditions from appendicitis to infantile paralysis. It lists numerous ailments and locates the office at 2 Park Place.
May 29 Atteaux Collins and Wood trial reveal missing chauffeurs and two Wood automobiles from the Massachusetts Automobile Club garage. Police and district attorney search for key figures as testimony details car movements on June 19 1912 and lack of dynamite discussion at a mill officials conference.
Meadville May 24 pardon board to meet in Pittsburgh June 18 to hear Fred McDonnell of Titusville seeking a pardon. He is serving life at Western Penitentiary after being found guilty and sentenced to hang, later commuted to life.
A Carnegie plant explosion in Bellaire killed Hamid Brodsky and fatally injured another worker. Brodsky was crushed by molten debris and died instantly while the other man suffered severe burns to his clothing as ashes rained down.
Three young inmates at Elmwood Home have wandered away, police report. Hugo Winter aged 14, of 917 Wat Wloyenth Street in Menjatin. Kramer aged 13 of Punx Kutawney. Homer Wreath aged 12 of Mondville are the missing youths.
An advertisement extols Thompson's Tarosma for kidney cleansing and Bright's disease relief. It emphasizes immediate kidney action, urges Dandelion and Mandrake Pills, and lists prices and distributors. The page also notes humorous material and literary pieces in a magazine issue with various authors and critiques.
Washington Stray 29, Concretes 1h signals Congress will yield to protests from foreign nations and alter the Underwood bill. Administration leaders admit the clause on imports may be eliminated and no rise in woolen or sugar rates is expected, with Senate subcommittees considering changes.
Judge Flannigan returns to preside in a Roosevelt case at Newett as the trial resumes. The court continues to hear arguments and consider evidence in the suit.
Franklin May 28 two men Frankin and A J DeLong of French Creek township were badly bruised when their buggy, used to shuttle to the Helloge Works, was struck by an automobile near the Lee house. The men returned to work after briefly recovering, and the automobile’s driver sought settlement with the injured at their homes. The wagon was demolished but the horse escaped harm.
A vintage advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extractor as a quick painless remedy for corns. It claims the product draws out the corn core and relieves pain, endorsed by doctors and druggists.
Plattsburg Mississippi mother credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with saving her second child and restoring health after prior pregnancy loss. She says pain and female troubles eased and urges others to seek guidance from the company confidentially.
Public notice from 114 N Center St advertising an up to date shoe repair shop with sewing soles for men 7c and women 60c. The ad promises in house repairs while you wait and names Frank Say as proprietor.
Direct to smoker sales promise lower prices. Advertises famous non 0 one product with bulk box pricing and a free safety move item. Includes unclear instructions for ordering and money transfer.
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