Vile Pass Alt Hike and the Ting Ray
A terse report notes a pass activity described as vile and alt, with a hike and ting by Ray. Details are sparse in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1912
Page
7
A terse report notes a pass activity described as vile and alt, with a hike and ting by Ray. Details are sparse in the readable text.
Incomplete text from a historical page hints at a transfer or appointment event. Readable bits reference a person, a location, and an organization, but names and specifics are missing. The fragment suggests a local notice or brief item typical of a newspaper column.
A long column of rental listings and small ads from the Corry Journal. It includes rooms for rent, furnished and unfurnished suites, a college apartment, a six room modern house, and a range of other rental options. Also offers for sale household goods, a delivery wagon, used harness, a bicycle repair note, and lost and found notices. Several entries mention street addresses, phone numbers, and local business names.
A batch of classified style help wanted notices seeking a clerk writer general housework and hotel kitchen staff with ages and locations. Also an auction notice declaring a public sale at Simmons farm in Columbus Burro on a Saturday in September with items including farming goods and household wares.
Real estate offerings include 2 acre land near Hutch School East Wayne Bond streets with option to subdivide, Mrs A Dickey Bald Knob Ark advertising a sale. Property at 041 W Church Street for sale with on site inquiry. A room house for sale on Mant Congress Street with fireplace modern conveniences. A 5 year old standard bred driving mare for sale by Dr M H Curiate. Six young pigs offered by O L Heath RD Ponts Laureate. Posed as a local notices page with multiple items and contact prompts.
Doubleday, Page & Company seek an intelligent person of good address for a permanent pleasant position in their subscription department. No books or insurance to be asked of you. Write full particulars of yourself to PW. M. care of Doubleday, Page & Company Garden City NY.
An old ad offers the Hay Rest Cure for cancer, consumption, and venereal diseases promising four weeks and a money back guarantee if not satisfied. It also seeks four unfinished ground floor rooms for “usht howwekadping” in M Penn.
Noted clairvoyant P. H. King offers readings at 200 North Center Street, advertising success in love marriage changes wills debts mortgages patents sickness and more. He claims to develop personal magnetism and can help clients facing sorrow or distress without accepting payment in advance.
In a trial over a dispute between Charles Kramer, a plumber, and Charles F. Berkemeyer, a newspaper man and former district chairman, the judge ruled creditors must be courteous in debt collection. Berkemeyer was acquitted. Kramer was found responsible for costs totaling $33 after an obscenity led to a confrontation.
Chester Pennsylvania September 14 Professor D Weavers principal of the Lesper ville public schools used physical force to subdue several boys who threw rocks at him. The altercation ended with the teacher sending them home likely to be discussed at the next school board meeting.
A garbled local notice claims Frank J Cheney will win a county oath in Lucas County and nearby areas. It mentions a one hundred dollar stake and a cure claim for catarrh using Clare Cure. A notary public and shoe repair business are referenced with unclear details about location and timing.
Din Cole reports from New York Sept 14 that predications of full restoration in iron steel and related industries are seen as permanent. The week’s crop data confirms good corn wheat and hay prospects while cotton is favorable. Dry goods demand rises with wholesale and retail movement, rail traffic up 7 percent and overall commercial tone improving.
Joseph Boyle a Philadelphia magistrate’s son, aged 18, was sent to jail in Selinsgrove after being found attempting to burglarize a local store. He pleaded for mercy but was sentenced to 20 days in the county jail. his father, Police Magistrate Michael Hoyt, arrived as the lad was taken to Renovo for holding.
West Virginia coal region violence leaves two guards dead and another seriously injured near Sharon on Cabin Creek. L Y Cooper of Croghans Virginia is named among the dead, while A Davidson of Wythe County Virginia is listed as the severely wounded. The killings follow the strike onset prior to martial law. Miners arrested at Dorby Raleigh County face trial before the military commission Friday for allegedly blocking resumption of mine work at Four States Coal Company.
Washington reports forty six war vessels at various build stages for Uncle Sam. The lineup includes six battleships and eleven torpedo destroyers with forty seven submarines, a submarine tender, two gunboat types, and four May coilers. New York Navy Yard leads in progress with the battleship New York reaching 53 percent complete in August. Wyoming and Arkansas are near completion, with Texas far ahead of others among dreadnoughts.
Agnes Hed, daughter of Arthur Hed of Medford, a Medford High senior, suffered three weeks of unconsciousness following a hysteria. She slept in a Maine hotel after a collapse, drifted to a Drovstine hospital, where physicians report her pulse and heartbeat normal but she remains unconscious and unresponsive.
Ninety two persons including a woman were listed on Lehigh County abstinence records known as Booxs Gunn. Sixteen of the members are from an unnamed area. A man and wife from Wes sbnaville were halted and questioned over violations related to past drunkenness. Authorities note ongoing enforcement among county residents.
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