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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1912
Page
3
Advertises engraving services for hall cards, invitations, announcements and more. Promises lowest prices with early ordering before the holiday rush. Located at 28 First Ave offering drugs and stationery.
Veloron Nov 12 The young son of Cimblen and Miro HP Morgan was run down by an auto owned by Attorney J O Leggett and driven by Leigh Dye at Genesee Street crossing. He was struck in the back and thrown beneath the wheel receiving a scalp incision and bruises. Doctors thought he would recover though internal injuries remained possible.
A collage of small ads and notices from Warren Pennsylvania and surrounding areas includes sales, job ads, dances, church events, and minor legal notices. Items mention Denny Treas Bros, J Murray, Grange Mall Columbus dance, sales at Henderson's and Knowlon Bros, a social at Mrs J C Wilson, a broken arm incident, and warnings from Carbondale police about a slicker chock worker.
Raleigh mother Mrs. W O Strother reports her little girl Hazel recovered after illness with Vinol boosting appetite strength and a rosy color. The ad claims Vinol’s cod liver elements and tonic iron build weak children quickly, with a money back guarantee if results fail.
An exemplary copy of the will of Louis M Hoyt of New Castle Pennsylvania was filed in the solicitor's office. The petition estimates the estate at 5,000,000 dollars. Hoyt, brother of the late Pater Hoyt, died weeks after him and once resided in Jamestown. The property is described as divided among a few heirs.
Garden items include bulbs and crocuses with varieties such as white yellow and pink chrysanthemums. Ferns and table herbs are noted among the stock, along with names Vargo Still Horton Witmann and Monty. The listing highlights new blooms ready for display in homes and patios.
Philadelphia reports George F. Baer, president of the Reading company, says the public will not suffer if they remain patient. He cites生产 strikes as the main reason for coal output difficulties and notes major producers have not raised circular prices. Anthracite supply remains tight, with shortages expected for chestnut and stove coal for weeks.
Four men who became insane after short state prison terms have been held in the state hospital for 4 to 93 years beyond their sentences. Whaler since 1874, Chichester since 1884, Garter for 24 years, and Wills 27 years overdue. Corrections awaited when hospitals billed authorities for care.
Philadelphia judge rules that an automobile owner who occupies the car at the time of a fatal accident is guilty of manslaughter, holding the car belongs to the people and its use must suit pedestrian safety, as in a prior case where a driver received a 90 day term. The decision emphasizes the owner's duty to direct the vehicle's use and regulatory limits on speed.
In New York last night at the Hippodrome during Under Many Flags a man, Anthony Musinski, 35, fired twice at Highett, wounding him. Startled audience rushed to exits as confusion spread and theater patrons clutched companions seeking safety.
White farmers surround the Chester County jail in West Chester Pa after three African American men Thomas Matthews Harry Cronn and William J Adbury are held following an attack on Mary Emma Dilworth a six year old girl during Halloween near Kennett Township. A hearing before the magistrate is scheduled today.
Daisy Mills Hambler known as Aunt Bets Sey died Monday night in Warren at age 95. Born August 29 1817 in Ballston New York she spent most of life in Delaware County before moving to Warren after her husband Alfred Greeley Hamblet died. She later lived with Edward Walker whom she helped raise.
Adjutant Newman led the first meeting of a Salvation Army revival at the heat quarters with the theme Holiness. He will remain in Corry this week giving nightly talks, with Capt. Smith arranging a series of special meetings the public is invited to attend.
Lyrics theater note describes a scene titled Dew ae pin r Piravcial Deal in the next room with Pened White.
Franklin November 12. Lee Vath four years old of Perrine's Corners near Stoneborn died minutes after being given carbolic acid instead of cough medicine Tuesday morning. The boy suffered severe agony before a physician arrived.
In Warren on November 12 the burned Fred Lonser’s store on Conawango and Fifth Streets was looted after a fire believed caused by a Hess of Tonfers. Thieves grabbed boxed candy and other goods that had been salvaged from the flames with some items still missing.
Chicago merchants report Thanksgiving turkeys will cost housewives about 40 to 50 cents per pound, more than doubling prices from a decade ago. Turkeys arrive from many eastern cities and the Dakotas, with cold months affecting this year’s crop.
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