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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Danderine with bold claims of hair beauty and zero dandruff. It promises immediate effects after application, with descriptions of hair becoming shinier, softer, and more abundant. The prose urges readers to buy from drugstores or toilet counters to restore health and vitality to hair.
New York reports growth in Mitchell's fusion victory as vote tallies rise to a mayoral total of 649,000 with 664,162 registered. notable outcomes include Prondergaut leading by 43,860, McAnony at 75,870, and Russell's Socialist tally at 82,005. Brooklyn shows a surprising uptick for Mitchell. Hearst and Tammany figures loom over Albany and city departments amid political upheaval and impeachment chatter surrounding Sulzer.
The piece records a jumbled exchange where Mr Mitchell asserts a privilege to pay and influence, with dismissive remarks about another day. It hints at a political confrontation during a Tammany assembly, but readable text is fragmentary.
Dominick Gaetano was trapped for about 48 hours in a boiler room during construction of a Central Hudson plant after a misfit cover and steam pipe failure. Rescued yesterday, he was hospitalized with injuries but survived the accident. He asked about the election as he recovered.
Navy yard at Norfolk increases activity to ready ships and tugs for possible deployment to Mexico. Patapsco Patuxent and other craft receive orders to be armored for service as crews toil day and night. Repairs to cruiser and torpedo boats progress ahead of Pensacola transfer windows.
Partial county returns show Max Haibach ahead of Marante Lated by about 1,120 votes for sheriff. City tallies give Haibach 6,170 and county 2,? of 8806 city and 497 county. Haibach leads in both city and county. Joseph Lealla defeats Eu gast Wittmann in county offices, with Republicans winning poor director and jury commissioner posts.
For rent unfurnished rooms and rooms on first floor partially furnished with a barn. Listings include 297 W Smith St, 44 First Ave, 14 West Bond St, 34 W Pleasant St, 40 W Main St, 21-18 W Main St, and 184 East Congress St. Also a Lippman store at 40 W Main St with 10 rooms suitable for a rooming house. The notices indicate light housekeeping and garden spaces.
Spartansburg and surrounding towns report a weekend influx of visitors including Mis sy Cling Anna Simp from Kele bent town Joy Hutt at Commercial College Arle and relatives of the Alsdorts in Little Valley Clyde Major Corry and Mrs Bia Wired plus the Baker family Union City and Williamstown visitors. Grave Thomson Gladys Titus attended Tituguillé Halloween. Jack Wallace Niagara Falls planned a visit. Ruth Bates niece death in Salamanca prompts Bates departure.
A local advertisement at Henderson's on Center Street highlights a household musical sale featuring hornless pictures and a quantity of Jarre records at bargain prices. The notice notes an upcoming event at 116 Center Street in Batt.
For sale one lot of ten lighting fixtures including three burner chandeliers two burner chandeliers and a one burner halllight inquire at 201 Bured Street. Found in a damaged note with scribbled items and vague references to a journal entry.
For sale one hundred acres of farm land three miles east of Meafluilie with good location and marketable quality. Inquiries directed to T N VanTassell at 426 West Second Street, Hile, Pa. Also notes on several other properties and sale terms available.
Nov 1 French Creek election returns show Lucas Glen non Wan winning supervisor by narrow majority with four in the hold for tis offye. Irhen named Supt. of Roads. Kenneth Perry and Loren Marth for Tustlee. Com-Wentfield relatives return home from Rick Sanitarium Corry. Kenneth Brown birthday celebration planned with Hittin friends tonight.
In Washington on Nov 6 reports say Republican leaders discuss reorganizing the national committee in December. Charles D. Hilles may resign as chairman, with a new leader to be elected as factional moves target Chairman Ailles. Some say Hilles focuses on business and offered little during the recent campaign.
Shawnee reports Arbuygu 45 of Hemlock rescued after three days and nights in Sun day Orook mine No 9. He entered to get tools, wandered into an old tunnel, burned himself while in the dark for 48 hours, exhausted and nearly hopeless, found by a rescue party near a former shaft and expected to recover.
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