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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1913
Page
5
An early 20th century advert describes a new treatment era for skin diseases. The piece lists claimed remedies and promotes personal consultations, claiming rapid improvement and offering various products. It emphasizes accessibility and consumer confidence in the medical claims presented.
Three girls in New York report watching a man rise from a park bench and fatally attack a woman with an axe before killing himself. The event ends in the man’s suicide, with investigators seeking motive.
A man aged about ten years ill died en route to Hoflovny after his wife left him last Sunday. The couple, once well off, fell into poverty amid quarrels and the death of their child. The wife went to Alster, then agreed to meet in Union Square after work. He slipped money from his pocket and was seen at 6 oclock by three nearby girls.
Frank F. Fletcher, commander in charge of United States naval forces, steers ships toward waters off Mexico amid rising tensions. The movement signals heightened readiness in response to regional incidents and potential actions by allied fleets.
At Maple Springs on November 17 Artol F. Pickett discovered a fire at about 9 morning. Neighbors aided in extinguishing flames that damaged the roof and back of the house. Pickett fell through the roof and was nearly suffocated by smoke before the fire was controlled.
WANTED POULTRY AND EGGS. Advert reads for poultry and eggs. Note appears to list W A Tuttle at 169 Beet Bt, Huffle, N. with a headline claiming exclusive poultry dealer status in town.
A fragment advertises Andrew Mukelvey D C offering chiropractic care claiming to remove disease causes. It lists ailments such as appendicitis, diabetes, deafness, gall stones, rheumatism, infantile paralysis, and spinal curvature, and provides an address at No 2 Park Place.
Secretary Daniels meets aviation pioneer Lambert in St Louis to discuss the plan Jesus Lambert’s project for a United States Aviation Reserve Corps. Eighteen airmen from diverse regions volunteer for the program, including Lambert’s associates from New York California and Illinois with several named pilots and mechanics. Daniels to be a guest as Lambert hosts the visit and outlines France’s aviation strength versus US forces.
An advertisement proclaims Parisian Sage hair tonic cures dandruff stops falling hair and restores brittle hair to softness and volume. N. F. Amos & Co offers a fifty cent bottle with refund if not satisfied, touting a fragrant non sticky formula.
State Pure Food Agent Pelton won a case yesterday in which Smith of Molonchy was tried and found guilty by a jury. Judge Willing issued an opinion setting aside part of the verdict and ruling costs should not be imposed against the officer. The court found no misconduct by Pelton and upheld the officer’s actions as proper in enforcing the pure food laws.
Washington Navy 18. The currency bill was laid before the banking and currency committee and likely to be amended to prevent currency contraction from funds shifting from city reserve centers to regional centers. Banking officials warned the move could tighten credit and require broader bank loans. Toledo double tragedy involves J J Grime and wife in Altoona, with both dead from gunshot wounds in a Metropole hotel room. London sees No Rent movement announced by Mrs Pankhurst to force suffrage through protests and possible escalation by a workers’ army if authorities intervene.
Readable items detail wholesale prices for groceries and household goods in a November sale. Included are spices, crackers, beans, rice, flour, tea, sugar, canned peaches, corn syrup, baking powder, cocoa, extracts, meats, fish, and cleaning products with price notes and bulk quantities.
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