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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1913
Page
4
Dn CL and ML Treichler osteopathic practitioners succeed Dr Groveley at Horn River location. Office hours listed as 1:30 to 11:780 a.m. and 3 p.m. to ? p.m. Other hours by appointment. Bell phone 265. Hause 256-1.
Readable ad snippet shows Dauntless sweeping compound priced at 8 cents per pound and Moore brand at 12 cents per pound. Available from Boeu Grocery and J.D. Murray’s, with purchase at listed above prices.
Charles G. Perry a Burns detective was found guilty of assault and pointing a revolver at Grode near his home at 20th and Hazel July 20. Police found a blackjack and small tools on Perry with two rounds spent. Grode testified Perry asked for a match then demanded his name before drawing the weapon in self defense Perry faces one year imprisonment as the penalty according to party law
General Bramwell Booth, head of the Salvation Army, will address thousands at the New Mediate Temple Auditorium tomorrow afternoon after applications for seats opened today. Rich and poor will have equal hearing, with multiple meetings listed including a Cort Theatre session in Dearborn Street and two more at the auditorium, before Booth departs to New York Monday night.
United Press dispatch from Cleveland reports that Ohio high school and college students will share cash prizes for essays on Commodore Perry's victory in the Battle of Lake Erie. The Ohio Party Centennial Commission will award prizes after judges begin reading thousands of submissions, funded by a legislative appropriation for the Perry Centennial.
More than 190 Jersey women travel to Washington to urge President Wilson to mention suffrage in his December message. Led by Mrs. EB Foloskert of the New Jersey State Suffragine Association, the group includes Mrs. Abraham Van Winkle of South Orange, Mrs. G J Riley of Plainfield, and Mrs. C P Thun of East Orange as they seek a favorable note in Congress.
Fire broke out at the Wilburine Oil Refinery in Warren on November 14 as Victor Nelson, a chauffeur, was washing a gasoline tank with steam. Nelson’s clothes burned, but other workers extinguished the flames. The wash house had earlier suffered a major blaze with one death and three serious injuries. The fire caused about $400 in losses. the department conducted a second alarm within 24 hours, though not needed.
Elkhart Indiana resident Mrs Saple Williams reports fourteen years of organic inflammation pain and weakness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with restoring health, urging others with similar symptoms to seek guidance. letters are answered by women in confidence.
Advertisement from C. O. Habbin & Son offering ORRINE to treat drink habit with a full refund if no benefit after use. Promotes cures as uniformly macronatal and urges purchase for $1.00 per box. Includes offer of a free booklet and retailer address on Center Street.
An old advertisement touts Thompson's Barasma and Downey Ames & Co products as cures for kidney and bladder issues. It warns of widespread hidden kidney disease, urges readers with backache or constipation to use the tonics, and promotes a 60 cent set to cleanse and support kidneys.
Fragmentary OCR item advertises a family blend flour with price per sack and a money back guarantee. Mentions wheat flour, naple syrup, and vacation offers but details are garbled. Likely a 19th or early 20th century retail notice promoting bread flour quality and satisfaction guarantee.
Christmas photo service offered by Lillie’s, inviting customers to have keepsake pictures of loved ones made now. Promotional note emphasizes early planning for holiday portraits and the shop’s location at Hast South 87.
A terse note references Storer's hack prompting action at the express office Union or Bell and the Arcade. The fragment hints at a local hack, possibly a transport or telegraph reference, with unclear details about place or outcome.
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