Fragmentary OCR Note From North Region
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1913
Page
7
Readable fragments describe an untitled local item with unclear details. The text hints at geographic area and an old reference but no definite event or names are clear.
New York dispatch reports the celebrated jockey Tommy Burns killed on the Brighton Beach elevated lines in Brooklyn. The body bore German currency and a large diamond ring, with letters of credit identifying him. Burns, famed for 361 wins in 1897, had lived in Shepherds Lane, with family records showing his European riding era.
Ad claims BUGY'S MUSTARINS relieve sore throat chest colds and rheumatic pain by penetrating poultice like balm. It touts fast relief from aching joints and assorted pains and proclaims strong performance, sold widely with druggists recommending it.
On November 14 Ollenga, a National Congress keynote, Dr. Hoffman of Newark warned cancer will surpass tuberculosis as a destroyer of human life. The session closed with two thousand attendees given an extended automobile tour of the city and suburbs.
Secretary of State Bryan said stories claiming the United States sent an ultimatum to Huerta would expire tomorrow at noon and are utterly false. He stated that no communication containing contingent demands has been sent.
Washington November 14 suppression of poison crisis reports and the use of mail red seals for bichloride of mercury were proposed as effective means to halt a wave of suicides sweeping the country.
Meadville Nov 13 Georgy Lupo former Insurance Commissioner of Pennsylvania dies at home after long illness at 7240 oclock He led the state bureau as deputy before heading the department Survived by wife and two children Dan B Lape president of Crawford County Trust Co and Mrs Blanche Pardoe of Harrisburg Also two sisters Minnie Polke and Mrs Albert Humes of New Smyrna The funeral will be Saturday at 4 pm at the family home.
Miss Ruth Law, famed for her moon flight over New York, announced she would offer services as an aerial scout for the United States in case of war. She believes the biplane can be used effectively as a reconnaissance tool.
A silver dent canter piece shaped like a Dent was presented to the U S Supreme Court as a wedding gift for Miss Joasie Wilson. Mr Newton McArthur died at Wheelock November 13 at 8 a m age 75 years one month. funeral Saturday at 2 pm at his home with interment at Whestack cemetery. He leaves an only daughter Mrs Leslie Perki and two sisters Mrs Chine Williams and Mrs S F Irving. The obituary includes a reflective poem on death and farewell.
Mixed wants and classified items including estate for sale items auction notes rental offers and miscellaneous goods at various addresses and contact points. Listings reference furniture clothing sash materials and rooms for rent and house for sale with several contact details.
A Pekinese puppy named PingPong, three months old, arrives in New York for Miss Tessle Wilson. The dog was sent by Secretary Fowler, aide to Ambassador Page, as a wedding gift.
House owners see a newsstand promotion offering 20 percent off all wallpapers until January 1. The window display at Prisne Block 1, Main Street, invites patrons to visit and consider a quick home refresh for the holidays. Bell phone 282-1.
Wanted for sale a farm of unspecified acres with a barn and weed wall located three miles from Corry. Includes address at Amal house No 144 Gold Street and mentions small hens at No 316 Grace Stone with uncertain references to 2006 and Friog.
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