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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
8
Chautauqua officials note attendance ups and downs since 1909 1910 and 1912 with 1918 a rainy cold year dampening resort patronage. Despite poor summers schools enrolled more than ever and course entries exceed 2000. Total park attendance this season is about 6000 with schools growing overall.
Nature warns of kidney trouble through signs like unhealthy urine sediment frequent passages and pain. Doan's Kidney Pills are recommended and praised by Corry residents for relieving symptoms including urinary irregularities and lumbar pain. Fossil references Ames & Co. drug store and Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo indicate nationwide availability at 50 cents.
Yardford report recalls Mrs Dykenan Schoonover age ninety three who walks four miles daily and stays mentally alert. She married at seventeen and has two sons with several grandchildren. She recalls girlhood days of steam cars trolleys and cars and notes cities and conveniences transformed by innovations.
In Kane Pennsylvania at Smithport court William Maier was found guilty of impersonating an officer and sentenced to serve one year in the workhouse. The incident involved Maier posing as a local sheriff to extort money from George W Berry and fled after a chase ending in Youngsville. Berry resisted and later helped authorities. The case highlights the dangers of false impersonations and police misrepresentation.
Notice examinations for high school students for removal of conditions and those seeking summer study credit will be held at each school on Monday, September 12.
National League standings list New York 87 89, Philadelphia 84 6, Brooklyn 08, Chicago St Louis and others with battery pairings noted. American League standings show Philadelphia Chicago New York Boston Detroit Detroit. Also mentions Rochester Jersey City and Jersey City and state league standings with teams Binghamton Wilkes Barre Scranton Albany Syracuse and more.
New York provision market notes beets oats butter and potatoes with mixed prices and state mentions. Buffalo livestock and hay markets list cattle veal sheep and prices while a Buffalo context appears alongside Washington Sept 8 to Sept 10 coverage on a bill restricting interstate cattle shipments and a treasury money counter inquiry revealing a secret fund and altered money packages.
St Paul dispatch reports Paul Cook a 45 year old farmer from Glen Garry Sark committed suicide at Union Station by placing his neck on a rail as a train moved. tatters in his pockets from his parents in Pot-feeville Indiana indicated he had been to Michigan.
A judge granted a perpetual injunction against Rudolph Whinter and his agents prohibiting manufacture sale or use of cigar box labels similar to those of Wingerter and Son. The order blocks display advertising and labeling tied to the case pending November 11 court actions.
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