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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
4
An assortment of men s fleece lined underwear and nightwear promotions fills the page with low prices and large discounts. The ad touts heavy double fleece garments and silk finish options in sizes 32 to 46, highlighting exceptional value and a drive in men s underwear amid sparse retail context.
Concord New Hampshire Governor Parker announced that the final declaration on the Thaw extradition case will be made this Saturday. The statement confirmed the timing of the governor’s decision without new details on the case or plan of action.
Mondvill Noy of Frederick Koch connected with the Mele railroad police department received word from Washington War Department that he is to be granted a medal for bravery while in Uncle Sam’s service as a member of the Philippine army. The medal is to be engraved with his name and presented on a date to be announced.
An aged medical advertisement touts Thompson's Sarasma as a vegetable liquid remedy for kidney issues and rheumatism. It claims rapid relief and offers refunds if customers report no benefit, with testimonials promised via postal card from Thompson Medical Co. in Tinsville, Pa.
A long delayed schedule remains unsettled as the commission grants a second extension to February 1 with approval targeted January 10. Companies say they need more time to adjust to the new setup amid prior postponements and lack of stated reasons.
Jensa Oliver begins the installation of a Ruud Malt Conner cell automate hot water system at Corry Hospital. The apparatus will supply four taps of hot water per minute once completed, capable of handling six gallons per minute.
A Sherman man, about 62, Edmonds, burned to death when a sugar house on the Claremont Vale farm, two miles northeast of Sherman, was destroyed by fire. Neighbors found his body, identification lost, after he was last seen walking on the Parnay track near the Voight Huger bungalow. He lived with a wife and five children, youngest 15, and had worked as a butter maker and more recently with Molawk Condensery.
Kane reports show the walkout by students ended as a misunderstanding. Superintendent Neild met two boys to review a petition issue, noting no petition had been received by faculty and a delay in delivering a petition caused concern among school authorities.
A garbled report from City, Pa., Nev. details that an F or observation cars arrived by afternoon and after a crew change departed for Pure nes sy oy Tones. The fragmented text mentions prominent names and a grim jab at sewer rats, citing Mother Jones and John Tl. Rooketole.
A garbled report notes a steamer United crew and members of the group Commerdition arriving for a Congress examination at 1 AM. It mentions reductions and a shortage of funds with dollars missing and unaccounted responsibility.
United Press reports no bridal showers for Miss Wilden before the White House wedding. Several entertainments are planned including a first by Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Daniels. Miss Gongvloye Clark, daughter of the speaker from New York, travels today seeking a gift toward a $2,000 contribution by congressmen. The president reportedly favors silver and a string of pearls may be considered.
Bond P Godian writes that a new law cutting tariffs on potatoes will not automatically lower prices nationwide. He notes only limited effects from wholesale trades and certain regional shifts, with most families not seeing reduced costs for potatoes on daily meals.
Advert says Cascarets cleanse the stomach and bowels to relieve indigestion sour stomach and foul gas. Claims a 10 cent box clears sluggish liver and upset bowels by morning. Mentions children may take Cascarets as they never gripe or sicken.
A London telegraphic report says W. S. McCoombs National Chairman of the Democratic Party and Mrs Dorothy Williams were to be married in London. The note from Washington cites Mrs Dlofer of Washington as a relative or promoter in the ceremony discussing plans for the marriage.
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