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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1913
Page
4
A stores sale promotes heavy Swiss ribbed underwear with silk finish and French collar necks at an unusually low price, alongside extra heavy double fleece lined tutton suits and extra heavy double breasted shirts offered well below typical values, highlighting a large clearance drive on wool underwear and assorted garments.
The Division of Zoology will hold public orchard demonstrations across Pennsylvania starting Monday November 11. Experts will show pruning spraying and general orchard management with live specimens of scale parasites and practical tests. Attendees may bring samples for inspection and questions. Demonstrations run 2 pm daily rain or shine with expert presence and talks. The schedule lists Crawford County November 4 Spartanburg Warren County November 10 Henry Clark Thanksgiving November 12 Yi W Jamigon Glade date details uncertain.
A Munford Alabama reader describes back ache and fullness, credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with relief after failing to help with other remedies. The advertisement promotes the product as a long standing help for female ills and invites readers to mail letters for confidential advice.
Gerald Richardson son of Pennsylvanian department store owner Joh H Richardson and Eleanor Kennedy of Bradford died when a Erie and Pittsburg Railroad freight train struck their auto at the West Lake Road crossing. McMillan owner of a local Victura and Beatrice Treavor of this city were dying from injuries. Rain blurred the windshield. Richardson could not see the train.
Max J. Harbion an independent Democrat declares victory by about 1100 plurality. He thanks voters across parties, denies alliances with Democratic leaders or other groups, and commits to impartial service in office.
The company informs natural gas customers that from November 1 1914 payment offices will operate 8 40 am to 5 pm. Office hours 6 pm to 9 pm on the last two days of discount month are discontinued after the above date.
A vintage ad notes dustless sweeping compound for carpets priced by the pound at 4 1 2 cents each. The listing, from Joss Grocery and J. JD. Murray, promotes bulk purchase at the quoted rates.
Classified note from A. F Brodaky seeking rag paper and rubber. Offer: one dollar per hundred pounds for rags and one to four cents per pound for rubber. Contact details unreadable in fragment.
Three members of the state constabulary and county authorities pursue Frud Mek who is accused of assaulting Hlinenmnomirl the night before a murder. Troopers Tully and Watts assist while tracking leads from Smethport to nearby towns as investigations unfold.
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