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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1913
Page
5
A description explains how white lead paint adheres to wood, filling porous pores and forming a solid elastic film. The coating rivets into the surface, decorating and protecting the underlying wood as a durable armor-like layer.
The advertises Beyer Bauman White Lead Dutch Hoy Trade Mark and Pure Linseed O11 as paints that penetrate and preserve wood. It promotes selling these paints and other painting supplies and invites customers to visit for a discussion.
Guter, accused of killing his wife on Spruce street, was held for the November term after a hearing before Alderman Molk. He confessed and was committed without bail to await trial. Prosecution witnesses included Police Captain E A M and Mr and Mrs Wagner. Primary note mentions Aug Wittmann for County Controller.
Erle Virginia sept 14 Sheriff Karlbaun of Montgomery county New York pursued Vincene D erme a Thai youth arrested by Policeman Joseph Kingwhafer Friday evening who confessed to the murder of Pietro Metruxo in Fonda on June 6. D erme was brought back last night and confessed to Caprila Welsh and officer Séalise in the station.
In Erie County Saturday court sessions a mother and son were acquitted of feloniously wounding a man identified as the father of Tony Colas in a Girard area home incident. Lloyd Padwray was found guilty of assault and battery for injuring Mrs. W. H. Forster, after a lengthy jury deliberation. The defendant claimed the gun discharged accidentally while trying to save his life from the man’s grip and defend his automobile.
The fourth day of the Hele conference opened with devotional services led by Bishop Chas W. Smaith. The Allegheny college trustee election at Meadville presented two candidates Dr Wi Je Armatronge Kans and Attorney W J Whieldon of Mercer. Dr Armatronge was elected by a vote of 44 to 40. Other routine reports were given.
An old advertisement claims women across the country suffer from various female health issues and urges trying Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a health remedy. The copy emphasizes testimonials of gratitude and promotes the product from Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. of Lynn Massachusetts.
A unidentified man about fifty was killed near the Union depot in Conneaut Ohio while attempting to board a train. He was struck by wheels, with his right hand severed and head crushed, and was found with a Crown hat cap Waterbury watch four dollars a ticket to Conneaut and a palm of new shoes. Coroner Hanley will identify him and file an inquest.
Notice states that persons using theCorporal Company name are not connected to a florist business and that A W Warren continues a general florist business at T Ilerest nurseries West Columbus Ave near the old Auer Tannery property offering prompt and careful attention.
Readable classified notices offer coal stove, roll top desk, handwriting typewriter, gas fixtures, speedily sold. Listings include contact names and addresses in city venues and multiple sellers seeking quick bar gains.
Classifieds seek workers from clerks to laborers with supervision at various firms. Listings include Young men for stores and camp work, a plating plant, feeding cattle with housing needs, and young women for harvest pooling with room and board. Some ads specify ages 16 to 20 and wages or locations such as New York, Ripley, and Ajax building.
Local page lists varied ads for sale of animals and workhorses, real estate, rooms for rent, and public notices. Names such as Minton Mortzes, Oweida Market, and Wm Beifady Farm appear with farm goods, livestock, and property listings. Multiple mayoral and jury commissioner campaign items dated 1910s 1920s are noted along with lost item notices and business listings.
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