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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
5
Advertised letters show names such as Robert Cowley Mrs Win Dow Mug Mary Mum Mrs Mand McCob... end dates include September 10th and references to Austin Postmaster. The fragment lists several individuals with midwestern sounding surnames and titles indicating mail retrieval.
Andrew S McKelvey D O offers chiropractic care claiming relief for appendicitis asthma constipation dyspepsia diabetes hay fever headache and other conditions at his office located at % Park Place
London reports that old laws targeting irreverence and Sabbath amusements failed to deter public spectacle at an aero show. Police noted difficulties enforcing prohibitions while crowds demanded exhibitions despite authorities warnings.
A historic Erie county W C T U convention outlines abolitionist stance and temperance aims. Georgy Hoover Fails is named president of the state unit with remarks, entertainment, and white ribbon ceremonies planned. attention to membership and speakers is noted.
An old advertising notice claims Down's Kidney Pills cure kidney trouble and restore normal passage. It features a testimonial from a user in Corry and lists Foster Milburn Co as Buffalo agents with a 50 cent price.
Fragmentary ledger entry from Corry Pennsylvania shows Henry Keppel presiding with H Andrews as cashier and A D Depaw as cashier. It references general banking transactions and interest on time deposits and a draft on foreign counterparty.
New Jersey and New York police said two new clues emerged in the Sie woman murder case. A torso was identified at Hoboken morgue as the missing wife of a Manhattan driver, while another clue pointed to a Brooklyn man connected to a physician and a druggist who sold wrapping paper. Authorities pursued leads to Kingston and Havana as the probe concentrated on the victim’s last movements and possible alibis.
A steel safe with about 73900 dollars in cash was robbed en route to Savannah from New York via Jersey City. The loss, tied to Southern Express and Adams Express firms, occurred between Jersey City and Savannah. Investigators, led by Pinkerton’s Harry Stott, traced the route to Savannah but no arrest or clear suspect has emerged. The money was to be deposited in Savannah banks.
Warren borough voters shift away from the Washington party after a strong Republican showing in the primaries. The county trends reveal Republicans gaining to near two to one over progressives, with State Senator Frank Knaup switching back to the Washington-Republican slate.
Reports warn of high fire danger in the Adirondacks with two major fires in Essex and Lewis counties. State officials including Commissioner Bebus and the conservation commission take charge, aided by U S troops to contain the blaze. Units fight fires about North Hudson Reenw and a large area fifteen miles east of Lowville with crews expanding containment efforts.
Mrs Samuiel Reribnnry 25 died suddenly after an incident in a dendner's chair on September 12. Physicians cited shock and fear as the cause, noting no anesthetic was used.
An old illustrated ad touts San Cura Ointment and San Cura Soap as miraculous cures. It alleges the ointment draws out poison from cuts and burns, stops pain, heals rapidly, and even restores damaged skin. It mentions a money back plan and lists various conditions along with a price.
Observations from the United States Weather Bureau at 8 p m note conditions in multiple cities. New York shows clear skies while Albany and Atlantic City report cloudy conditions. Chicago and Buffalo also cloudy with temperatures around the upper 60s. Washington and Philadelphia listed as cloudy with mid to upper 60s.
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