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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1913
Page
6
The Library Theatre tonight features The Chocolate Soldin Company of 40 and their own great comique orchestra a guaranteed attraction. Positively the best of the SI Co. Son with Whitney of his presents the original act.
A long list of local residents and visitors note Thanksgiving travel and visits. Ernest Morrow heads to Salamanca, Cant. MeN. Bator goes to Jamestown, and Jamestown guests include Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Jackson visiting Warren city. Numerous others, from Bunce families to Harton and Ons, are seen visiting relatives in Union City, Warren, Jamestown, and nearby towns.
Robert Brown of Garland spent a few days with his parents. Fannie Davison of Union City is the crest of Miss Dorothy Wilcox for a few days. Mr and Mrs W Moran of Olean are guests of Mr and Mrs Daye Rowe for a few days. Contractor Nixon of Titusville spent a short time this afternoon on business. Friends of Thomas S Coleman will be sorry to hear of his death a few days ago in Cary Kentucky. Mr and Mrs A J Loelshhman and daughter Dorothy of Dunkirk were guests of Mr and Mrs Morgaridge for Thanksgiving.
Jamies Foust state Food and Dairy commissioner is poisoned today from an attack of poison in Altoona. He was stricken while walking on the street Thanksgiving day and had been in a precarious condition though feared to be fatal. The incident is being investigated by authorities as a suspected food poisoning act.
An advertisement touts Pope's Diapepsin as instantly digesting foods that upset the stomach. It claims five minutes to relief from indigestion, dyspepsia, or gas with no rebound symptoms and urges readers to buy a full case at any drugstore.
An advertisement touts Orrine as a remedy to restore drinkers to sobriety and usefulness. It promises a full refund if the user is not cured, pricing Orrine at one dollar per box and urging readers to purchase a two box supply.
James Drought visits Centerville for a day on business. Miss Sarah Crooks of Warren spends a short time in the city with Frigae. Local names Fody Mattison from Pittsburg and Phanksgiving connected to a brief city stop.
President Wilson plans to guide U S policy from New York during the Mexican situation. Secretary of State Tiryanjal Chis notes the president sees himself as responsible for all moves and seeks envoy John Lin's report. Rebel leaders Francisca Zina and Abel Salaner vow to protect American property, pledging full accountability for any damages.
After the Western Penitentiary example, eighty inmates were paroled at Harrisburg yesterday afternoon. The new program started immediately, with parolees released and awaiting further word. The move follows a similar action by the Ohio State Penitentiary and is expected to be watched closely.
Daniel Frohmar stages Mrs Fiske in Tess of the Durbervilles a renowned American production. The Lady leads a five act drama to entertain theatergoers with a celebrated performance by a premier actress.
A bankruptcy petition was filed today in New York against the New York Real Estate Company. United States District Judge Howe appointed James Lowenberg as receiver. The firm carries about 2.5 million dollars in common stock and 1.5 million in preferred stock, plus around 3 million in bonds. The company’s nationwide operations include a 22 story office building at 42 Broadway.
Mrs Fiske stars in a new motion picture at the Amuse tonight with a wistful note on her recent stage success. Show starts at 1H.
A fragmentary report describes an accident involving workers at a site with a lincoln tower like structure. One employee was fatally injured and others were taken to a nearby hospital after a blaze and collapse. The damaged scene and vague names suggest a workplace incident with a lethal outcome and subsequent medical response.
A garbled report describes a pre General E pany event in Schenectady with references to a president, protection of property, and municipal actions. It mentions city involvement, General officers, and committees led by Arn Holm and the mayor's representatives. The text is fragmented and difficult to extract a clear sequence of actions.
A garbled ad-like notice touts kidney cures and herbal remedies, claiming Thompson's vegetable extract and Barone Medical Co offer restoratives. It warns of continued misery from dropsy and kidney ailments and asserts no remedy exists for certain conditions.
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