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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
7
United Press dispatch from Vittabirg Long indicates the First-Second National Bank will hold a ten o'clock Tuesday meeting for all depositors as creditors discuss a plan for complete reorganization that could allow reopening if depositor consent is secured.
An advertisement invites at risk women to try ORRINE at no risk with a money back guarantee if results are not achieved. It promises a simple home treatment sold in boxes and includes a request to visit Deigeluts, Contyr St. Punk, for a booklet. The copy cites limited time and personal testimonials.
New Haven and Hartford Railway steamer Middletown on a Wallingford bound run wrecked near Wallingford. About 260 passengers and crew aboard were rescued by tugs after the vessel struck a soft tide. Casualties reported include at least 6 killed and unknown injuries. Rescue crews from two stations responded. no extensive damage believed to the Middletown.
Local brief lists scores from Myery Night Na lonal Aspertoun and International league games. Scores feature Ly sre theatre and Ady 16 across multiple matchups. Highlights show standings across national and regional clubs with brief result notes.
Missouri women tour the state advocating the vote led by Mrs Waller McNabb Miller. Organizers plan to circulate petitions seeking 29000 signatures to place a proposed amendment on the ballot amid recent Canal Suffrage bill contention and claims of double crossing by Senate leadership. Some activists vow to persist despite opposition.
The page blends medical claims and English money slang with references to stomach ailments and a stomach remedy product. It mentions Corry by O D Bab Ditt Son druggists, lists various obsolete coin terms and slang for money, and notes advertisers offering stomach health aids amid mixed catalog content.
By United Press dispatch Altoona endures a water crisis as dual reservoirs fail to provide adequate supply. Pennsylvania Railroad orders halt in Altoona shops with 12 000 workers restricted from any water use. Plants across the system ration barrels and enforce strict conservation amid the drought.
A consolidated schedule shows Rev. Hall at St Paul Evangelist Church and Rev. Wallace at First Baptist, plus services at United Brethren, Columbus Avenue M Church, Methodist Episcopal, First Presbyterian, Christian Science, Salvation Army, Columbus M B Church, Christian Missionary Alliance, Emmanuel Episcopal, and others. Times range from morning 11 a m to evening 7 45 p m with Sunday schools, prayer meetings, evangelistic events, and special services noted.
A major blaze in Hot Springs Arkansas last night destroyed sixty city blocks. About 49 men are reported dead or missing with many more homeless. Governor Hays offered state aid to 2500 displaced residents camping at Oak Lawn race track and nearby grounds as militia guards were deployed. Streetcar service will be disrupted until power and lines can be rebuilt.
Receipt deadline extended to September 15 by the Gorry Hospital for supplying milk butter and peas for onayon. P Gunby detailed as secretary.
A Belle Vue Ohio letter extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as healing for nervousness backache and female troubles. It claims dramatic personal recovery and urges others with similar ills to try the remedy, touting a long record of “victory over obstinate ills of woman.”
A reward of 0.00 is offered for information leading to the recovery of a red framed New Dimension Gents bicycle with an old saddle, taken from Hlmer McElroy at 182 West Wayne Street on September 1. Any tips may help locate the missing property and identify the suspect.
W Morris at 150 N Couler Street offers this week a 20 percent cut on sewing machines needles belts and repairs. Bullahong 262 W andy Big.
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