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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1923
Page
7
A letter from Ed ward S Bayer in Kobe Sept 1 describes the first day of the earthquake, the city rocking and mortar dust filling the air. He writes of fires starting within minutes, downed wires and collapsing buildings, people crying out, and the water department overwhelmed.
Police raids at Waterford yielded several quarts of pidomdiine confiscated and 60 gallons of mash destroyed Tuesday. Petur Torry and Tila Helowki faced investigations but no damaging evidence was found. Tomary Wis was arraigned and jailed on a $4,500 bond with a hearing to follow.
A sergeant named Benjamin, an engineer, nearly died Wednesday afternoon when his machine drove into the path of Triple Combination Truck No. 2 at Eleventh and Promehastrete. A nearby fire engine aided bystanders, and Briggs, the machine operator, suffered minor injuries as the vehicle was wrecked.
An old promotional piece touts Dave's Mentha Pepsin as a quick fix for indigestion, dyspepsia, and stomach pain. It claims the remedy blends pepsin with other agents to calm the stomach, improve digestion, and restore health, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
Chicago reports United grand jury indicts Stokes New York millionaire attorney Daniel Nugent and several others for conspiracy to defame Mrs Helen Alwood. Other named defendants include Joe Brwnter Robert Leg Ray Tubert Hattie Johon and Harry Tapaley as charges issued.
Public sale of household goods and farm items to be held at Grange Hall West Spring Creek on October 10 at 10 am. Includes 4 grade cows, a heifer calf, 2 hogs, a black mare, farm equipment, workshop tools, ladder, saws, harrow, plows, harness, wagon, car parts, carpenter tools, sewing machine, furniture, beds, and household items. Also notices rental rooms and various odds and ends.
A list of varied household goods including a 75 record Vietrola, a large gun cabinet, glass doors, silver items such as a pitcher and cutlery, kitchenware, cooking implements, canning jars, jelly dishes, a 20 gallon barrel churn, separators, copper boiler, wash tubs, baskets, irons, linens, lace, tableware, and numerous cloths and decorative items. The fragment notes several pieces of furniture and fabric items among the assortment.
Sale offers all stock at auction with cash under 410 dollars and nine months to pay on approved security. The listing mentions quantities of canned fruit and jelly, and is conducted by Powers as auctioneer for Mrs. William Parker.
A brief fashion note highlights coats featuring self collars crafted in indulgent fabrics such as Bonigoine. The emphasis is on refined tailoring and tactile elegance for refined cold weather wear.
A line of youthful garments features semi-dress coats with or without fur collars and long life coats. The collection includes furs, wrappings, shirts, gowns, slips, sweaters, and bonnets with prices described as surprisingly low.
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