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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
4
In Pekin on October 1 the torr diplo mat of a weeting adopted unanimously a resolution in favor of recognizing the Chinese Republic. No date was fixed for the recognition but it was suggested it be announced after the president's inauguration provisionally set for October 10, the republic's anniversary.
Backache and vision issues signaling kidney trouble prompt use of Thompson's Harosma. Testimonials claim swift relief as kidneys shed toxins, preventing Bright's disease. When constipation occurs the Dandelion and Mand rake pills are advised. Available in two sizes 50 cents and 1.00 at Thomas Downey and N. F. Ames & Company.
A fragmented advertisement boasts Outelde candy as attractively dainty and toothsome. It claims conformity with the government Pure Food Act and asserts its product is pure and the best, noting Rick is always low.
Louis Monroe of Columbus among injured after a head on collision between a Dunkirk bound car and a local vehicle on Conrad Avenue near Henry Wilbur’s residence. One man died at the scene. others injured include Anthony Suski with a broken left arm and facial wounds, Casimir Poulliski with scalp wounds, and Louis Monroe who suffered a scalp wound after being thrown from an open vestibule. Occupants from Dunkirk mostly unharmed. investigation notes dim street lights and poor visibility contributed to the crash.
State College Presbyterians celebrate the dedication of a new church building after three years of effort by the Bound of Education and the Synod of Pennsylvania. Rev Samuel Martin leads activities to accommodate visitors. The plain yet dignified structure, valued around 45000, is designed by architect Allert Kelsey of Philadelphia.
Grapes open strong with prices at their highest in years due to a short crop. The Chautauqua & Brie Grape Company shipped ears from the belt, with bulk cords selling for 500 per ton and 20-pound baskets priced around 20 cents to 45 cents per basket. Outside buyers arrive offering about 45 dollars per ton for vineyard fruit.
Readers are urged to try Cascarets, a laxative that works while you sleep to cleanse the stomach. It removes sour undigested food and foul gases, reducing biliousness, headaches, bad breath, and dizziness. Safe for children, it tastes good, never grips or sickens, and keeps stomach and bowels regular and head clear.
A number of Parcel Post Maps sized 20 by 25 inches with complete guide and rate schedule are offered free with new subscriptions to the Journal or to current subscribers paying arrears plus one year in advance.
The Baptist Entertainment Course announces a lineup featuring Fred Amerson Brooks and Dr. Moor. Brooks pledges engaging photography and theatrical prose while Moor leads European travel sketches with humor and critical insight. On Monday December 1, Ross Crane, a cartoonist and sculptor, will present with Crayon and Clay modeling and humor, drawing crowds with his versatile artistry.
A Boston Conservatory program features six young women graduates performing songs and instrumental pieces in a colonial era mood. They present a patriotic, Revolutionary Times themed concert with season tickets at 2 dollars, though single seats cost extra. reserved seats hold at 2 oclock only.
Jamestown fire destroys a houseboat on the Chadakoin riverbank near Styely street. The home was converted from a dwelling hauled onto the bank and valued at $500. Theo. lore is mentioned. Fire crews from City hall and nearby stations aided in extinguishing the blaze. the structure was completely destroyed.
A Chicago county farmer, husband of Mildred Allison Rexroth, died in a homicide probe after coroner’s jury testimony failed to identify the killer. Police continue searching for a student from Mrs Rexroth’s dancing class linked to the case while evidence suggests the murderer fled to Chicago. Hair found in Burlington yard links to the victim, with more clues traced to the suspect’s movements.
The readable fragments suggest a brief item mentioning Nai Henry and initials, with limited context. No clear event, date, or affiliations are present to confirm a specific person, organization, or place for a complete summary.
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