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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1912

Page

3

City and Vicinity News Bulk 1890s Summary

Elder Ady seeks help at Bown grocery and NuBone Corset Co advertises two vacancies. Miller Condensery offers employment and a 1200-she work chorus for sale through Dawson Bron. Ady. 4t11. Authors Club meets with Mrs Loulke Drake. Wimodasiy Giuts to meet with Mrs D Nast. Blaid to reopen Sam Hat Jey shop for repairs. Sunday accident near Erie rail yard injures John Stiller. horse uninjured. Silk sale at Cohen's. cigarette tax drives high stamp sales. Notable death: A avid H. Jack Bradford leading attorney dies in Meadville hospital. funeral Wednesday 1:20 p.m.

Sweet Elder Bown Ady NuBone Corset Company Mohawk Mille Condensery Dawson Bron Nidre NuBone Corset Co Authors Club Loulke Drake Oy Sam Hat Jey First Avenue City Hazzard John Biller Oalland Township Erie Railroad Meadville Stiller Cohen's Avid H. Jack Bradford McKean Jack

Bulbs and Shrubbery for the Planting Season

The notice promotes planting season purchases with low prices and fresh stock. It announces two new greenhouses and offers a selection including chrysanthemums, roses, carnations, lilies, and sweet peas for beautifying home surroundings.

Interwoven Socks Window Display At Local Store

Sam Jacobson & Co. feature a fine window display of Interwoven socks, a celebrated brand with a wide range of sock types. The local shop notes strong demand and a growing trade in this high grade footwear.

Sam Jacobon & Co

Shirt Waist Day Noted At Ladies Store In Town

Report from Chantaugue Independent notes events at the Ladies Furnishing Store ahead of shirt waist day while Mrs Thayer, grand matron of the order in New York City, slips and injures her foot in the street with plans to cancel engagements. Also reports Pennsylvania auto registrations near 48 000 for year with expectations to reach 60 000. registrations run 20 to 35 daily in this fall period.

Pleasant St. Finder Henge Thayer New York City Roselle Richardgan Chantaugue Independent Pennsylvania

The Passing Parade and The Marked Gun At Lyric Theater

A fragment lists plays The Passing Parade and The Marked Gun at Lyric Theater. An item notes a beautiful upright piano for sale at Hendersons Addy. A wreck near Irvinaton blocks trains Nos 41 and 42, delaying westbound 41 and eastbound 14, with limited damage and a Warren wreck train response.

Henderson’s Ady, Fel Henderson's Ady, St Irvinaton Pennsylvania Railroad Warren Youngsville

Rheumatism Cure Ad Claims Money Back Guarantee

An advertisement touts a 50 cent bottle claimed to banish rheumatism neuritis gout arthritis neuralgia and related pains with a money back promise. It references individuals and a brand name N. F. Ames and a drug called RHMAMA amid dramatic health claims.

Rhett N. F. Ames Rhmama

Cleveland cleans up as vice squad clears 900 women

Cleveland authorities say a two month old plain clothes vice squad under Lieutenant Martenac drove out more than 900 women of questionable reputation and closed most cheap girl rooms. Chief Kohler pledges continued action as the city tightens its moral lid.

Ohio Cleveland Get Martenac Kohler Cleve Sand

Masons Hold International Conference in Washington

An international conference of representatives of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rites of Free Masonry opened in Washington with Sovereign Grand Commander James D. Richardson presiding. The gathering echoes the historic Brussels meeting of 1907.

Washington Dct James D. Richardson United States Brussels

British Trade Figures Show September Import Export Changes

The Board of Trade released its September statement showing imports at 285,921,040 dollars and exports at 216,022.45 dollars, with increases of 17,526,185 and 31,826,075 respectively. Over eleven months, gains include 197,851,155 in imports and 115,523,540 in exports, despite coal and dock strikes.

London Board of Trade

Weather Observations From Major Cities At 8 P.M.

United States Weather Bureau observations at 8 p.m. show clear skies in New York and Buffalo, cloudy conditions in Albany Boston Washington Philadelphia, with temperatures ranging from 48 in Buffalo to 86 in Boston. Other readings include 60 in St Louis, 68 in Atlantic City, 74 in Washington, and 82 in New Orleans.

Uiited States Weather Bureau New York Albany Atlantic City Boston Buffalo Chicago St. Louis New Orleans Washington Philadelphia

Brigadier General Frank C. Smith Dead in Washington

Brigadier General Frank C. Smith, U.S.A., retired and Civil War veteran, died at his Washington home yesterday after about two weeks of heart trouble illness. He served as a brigadier general and was noted for his long military career.

F.C. Smith Washington Frank C. Smith Hat

Readers Opening Meeting at Mary Whittlesey Home

The first annual Readers meeting met Monday afternoon at Mrs. Mary Whittlesey’s home. Mrs. G. C. King spoke greeting, and Mrs. Louise Wight read Henry Suloist. Members sang the Reader’s Song and refreshment was served by the Program Committee amid light chatter and ad notices.

Mary Whittlesey Ruslink G. C. King Henry Suloist Louise Wight Junch

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Ndy Internal Revenue Bureau A. E. Pettit, Florist E. Man St Caton Bell Doad Hoss Mohawk Mile Condensary NuBone Corset Advaatt Henderson M. C. Barker Isabella K. of C Bears Adv Maccabee Hall Mla Kerty Walker North Center Street Lyric Theater Outton John Walden Steen’s Toggery Main St Usher Corry, Pa Bernstein Bros West Main Street Madame de Lambert Corry Hewitt Bros., Loan Company Dayton Corry Floral Co Columbus Ave
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