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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1913
Page
4
Civil claims may settle this week as Bayless Company settlement terms are being signed. Original cases naming Juvel Muthryw Mahstologiter will go to trial in Wollsvura, Massachusetts next month. A year change from hotter county high was granted amid efforts to proceed with criminal cases.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets for quick bowel cleansing and relief from headache, biliousness and indigestion. It claims a ten cent box prevents sour stomach and constipation, with promises of gentle overnight effects and wide household use.
Christmas photograph service advertised by Lillie’s on South Street promising timely payments and greetings. The one line ad hints at toved wording and early ordering for holiday pictures.
A list of individuals includes Henry Keppel Frank Laurie L H Andrews W Olds Heath Bimer B Kincaid Gerry T Kincaid, indicating a group of directors or officials referenced in a legal or corporate context. The fragment suggests a roster or petition with multiple names and initials.
Police captured Thomas during a daytime stakeout at a local hotel after a tip about his revolver and skeleton keys. He allegedly offered to survey houses for loot with lookouts and had just been released from Allegheny County Workhouse after a seven month sentence for larceny. He previously hailed from Lawrence County and is suspected in a hold-up near New Castle.
Testimony from Midge John Barhorst of Fort Laramie, Ohio, claims relief from rheumatism after two bottles of Rheuma. She says doctors failed, then cured, two years later remains well and mobile. Advertisement by N. F. Ames & Co offering 50 cents guaranteed remedy.
November 17 report from Whiladeljiin notes Palmer, head of the Democratic party in Pennsylvania, attacking fusion and urging support for candidates who back the national administration. He criticizes party leaders for old lines and defends the standard of loyalty to the party and administration.
An advertisement touts Thompson's Barorma as a purely vegetable kidney remedy for lumbago backache rheumatism and other ailments. It claims quick kidney action no harmful drugs and widespread cures with bottles priced 50 cents to 1.00 plus a Dandelion and Masdeake tonic option at 26 cents.
Deo C L and Amy M Treichler announce office hours from 4:30 to 11:30 am and 2 to 9 pm with other hours by appointment. Contact Bell phone 265 or Henne 260 1 for location and scheduling.
A Utica Ohio reader reports severe female troubles and exhaustion ending after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says symptoms included weakness dizziness and back pain and credits the remedy with restored strength and ability to work and walk to town.
A Philadelphia court martial convicted Capt. Steele, a Wolverine officer, of drunken and improper conduct. He was sentenced to five years at hard labor after a trial conducted by a board of inquiry. The case involved alleged misconduct during a marine or naval assignment and followed hearings in Erie and Philadelphia.
The Welsh Ladies' Choir delivered a superb show here on November for a strong blend of power and verve. Singers demonstrated technical precision and emotive line, with standout solos and unified chorus, earning praise for rhythm and balance.
Union City opens its annual poultry show this fall from December 9 to 12 with plans for extensive prizes and committees guiding entries. F W Peters of Mrs will serve as judge and organizers claim this year will top prior exhibitions with broad participation and strong standards.
Reports from Chikwalcha indicate Villa plans another mobilization against federal forces. Loyalist forces, artillery, and trains are described as moving toward Juarez with heavy firepower and border tension rising.
Dustless sweeping compound offered for carpate at 4 cents per pound and for Moors at 2 1/2 cents per pound. Available at Bons Grocery and J. D. Misetuy’s address as adv, dated six.
Twenty five labor workers from New York arrived by train in Sheffield to join Pennsylvania Lumber Co. crews. They are described as husky men slated for wood cutting on Sheffield and Thomaston road. A foreman from the mill placed them with the afternoon passenger train to Knoxville.
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