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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1913
Page
5
Partial readable OCR fragment referencing a local event in a shire and a list of names. Details are unclear, with missing dates places and roles. The text suggests a meeting or notice but does not present a coherent report or outcome.
A vintage advertisement touts Danderine as a miracle hair tonic claiming it cleanses dust and oil, makes hair moist and wavy, and strengthens roots. It promises instant transformation after one application and urges readers to buy a 2½ cent bottle from druggists or toilet counters.
In Wraniella on November 18, a rapid progress session showed the two juries finding not guilty in the case of Agaluel Frank Sunk, charged with aggravated assault and intent to kill Dr. S. N. Burchfield. The defendant was freed after about an hour of deliberation, surprising many given the court's prior instructions.
Manuel Alcapé, a minister in Huerta's cabinet, was dismissed from his post amid political reshuffles. The move comes as Huerta consolidates power and reshapes the lineup of key government figures.
A vintage ad asserts Cascarets cleanse and regulate the bowels, remove sour undigested foods, and ease liver bile while offering a 10 cent box from the druggist. It targets men and women with headaches, nervousness, or fatigue, claiming overnight relief and lasting health benefits for households including children.
In Youngstown Ohio on November 18 the Lowellville village council in Mahoning County rejected a petition seeking a local option election within 40 days. The mayor cast the deciding vote. the council was split. The village board recently reduced taverns from 28 to three, among the nation’s notable dry movements.
Immune witness Hye Al Cohen testified before the district attorney about protection money paid to wiretappers linked to high officials. He described arrangements with police to fleece Simon M. Jones for 20000, with 2000 paid to a former police official for immunity and 1000 kept by Cohen, plus 1000 to others. Cohen, accompanied by his brother, met DA Grocht and Mr Whitman, and corroboration is sought from other suspects ahead of an expected grand jury session. Shea remains in New Jersey.
In New Brunswick New Jersey six ward streets saw three slender men in slit skirts and velvet hats loudly pose as ladies as they hunted a so called hugger accused of attacking 20 young women and children over five nights. Police seek clues as women move unaccompanied.
Auditor General Powell and State Treasurer Young debated reimbursing counties for war expenses and other items. The attorney general advised that certain disbursements, including agricultural aid and a land covey, were properly chargeable to the general appropriation bill. Payment to Joseph A. Gle nkamp of Pittsburgh for mistakenly paid fines was advised against.
Attractive hair for men and women is urged with Parisian Sage as the solution for thinning hair dandruff and scalp irritation. The ad touts the tonic as cooling refreshing and non greasy while claiming it doubles hair beauty and invigorates the scalp. NF Ames & Co sells it in delightful one liter bottles with a pleasant perfume.
Market digest from New York shows futures for May at 98. Oats No 2 at 474744. Pork Mess quoted 23.00 to 23.50. Butter Creamery extras 60 to 65 cents. Potatoes per 180 pounds 2.26. Wheat Northern 90. Corn No 2 yellow 81 to 84. Oats No 2 white 44 to 40. Flour blends around 5.50 to 6. Forceful notes on eggs cheese and livestock prices follow with cantle steers 8 to 9.25, cows 7 to 10, hogs 7 to 7.25, sows 11 to 15, and pigs 20 to 10.75.
Andrew McKelvey D. C. offers office at No. 2 Park Price and promotes steamship tickets to and from any part of the world through Jobus Steamship Agency at Burbam's Drug Store 15 N. Com ter Street.
Fragmented grocery ad lists extensive prices for canned goods, dried fruit, cereals, baking supplies, spices, and soaps. The sale touts low prices, quantities by bag or can, and bulk discounts with emphasis on value deals and no free delivery. Several items name brands and weights, highlighting wide variety and deep discounts.
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