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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1916
Page
6
Let tere of Administration upon the estate of William J Roswell deceased have been granted to the undersigned All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make payment or those having claims or demands against the same will present them without delay to Nellie Roswell Administratrix Kincaid and Kincaid Attorneys 26-3-10
A reception for Rev N J MacIntyre and Mrs MacIntyre was held at Grace United Brethren Church in Jamestown. The event, arranged under Emma Mell's direction, featured musical selections and greetings from Lutheran pastors, with optimistic notes on Rev MacIntyre’s upcoming pastorate.
New York is reporting that Ambassador James W. Gerard, returning from Germany, will seek President Wilson’s help to mediate for peace with the Allies. German officials reportedly discussed using his good offices, with Gerard possibly presenting a formal request within a week. He sails to New York aboard the steamship Frederick WILT, due Tuesday next.
Mr A ID Tons, now in Cleveland, completed the Culltomin Bungalow for Andrew Nelson. The home on West Binithatroot replaces the one destroyed by the cyclone. Mrs Nelson’s father helped build the new house which was completed in record time. the Nelson family plans to move in soon.
Norfolk details a collision in Chesapeake Bay as the British ship Hawkhead is run down by the City of Norfolk. No deaths reported. Captain Hand and crew rescued. Passengers evacuated by river craft and transferred to Baltimore liner later. City of Norfolk sustains bow damage but returns to port with assistance.
The ruffed grouse, a northern woods bird known as the drummer, resides in the northern two thirds of the United States and forested Canada. It is wary but recovers with protection and adapts to artificial propagation. Its diet includes wild fruits nuts and weed seeds with insects making up a small portion. notable pests eaten include potato beetles and army worms. The species’ economic status is fairly commendable, meriting protection to maintain reasonable numbers.
An advertisement urges readers to try a foot rub product from MN. Amen and Co. or a drugstore, promoting a 140-package of a foot rubbing balm that claims to relieve pain swelling and fatigue, leaving feet comfortable and happy. The copy attacks dry foot powders and emphasizes a simple nightly rub for lasting comfort.
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