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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1912
Page
5
A busy downtown store advertises low prices on cloaks, dresses, coats, hosiery, underwear, dress goods, and blankets. Highlights include special coat values for ladies, wool combinations, heavy wool undergarments, and new fabrics like satin dress goods and flannels. Multiple price points emphasize affordability and broad stock.
A judge and a local justice of the peace certify dramatic relief from rheumatism after using a two bottle regimen of RHEUMA. They claim long walking improved and urge others to try the remedy with a two cent stamp for samples. The letter-style notice attributes cures to Ames & Co and praises the product for rheumatism gout numbness and neuralgia.
Manila reports a devastating typhoon causing numerous deaths and massive property damage. The storm swept the Simian Levit and Nantiy Panay islands, devastating towns and leaving many homes destroyed or ruined by debris and floods.
The American ambassador, Reid II, missed the Whitelaw Reid era event at the Savoy Water due to illness. He has not left the embassy for several days, though doctors say his condition is not alarming.
Philadelphia reports that a defective railroad bridge caused a wreck on the Pennsylvania line near Glentook on Wednesday night, killing four and injuring nearly a hundred as two engines pulled a solid car into the embankment. Dr. Owens, Philadelphia’s chief police surgeon, cites sunken abutments and wheels on the bridge as decisive factors. A heroic rescue freed Alfred Heid Jones from a crushed Pullman, while three Philadelphia physicians risked the collapsing car to save others, Jones surviving with serious injuries.
Reports from the Meadville Tribune detail contractors Gillespie and Grace Construction suspending major double tracking work on the Meadville to Concord line due to a severe early winter. Weather, hiring difficulties, and water damage along French Creek delayed progress, with only partial work or new track usage continuing through the winter months.
Advert says EZO ointment cures corns bunions calluses and burning foot pain. Guaranteed or money back at N F Amen Co or druggists. A 25 cent jar proves it. Claims also cure rough skin chapped hands and frostbitten skin.
White fish salmon trout sea trout ciscoes fresh oysters salmon two cans for ann 280 sardines zero cans for 260 ginger snaps per pound 76 lemon rooks l s
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