Ill at Lake Jon With Arm Injury Reported
A fragmented note reports illness at the lake with an arm injury affecting a party named Jon. Details are sparse but indicate a medical concern requiring attention.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1912
Page
7
A fragmented note reports illness at the lake with an arm injury affecting a party named Jon. Details are sparse but indicate a medical concern requiring attention.
Incomplete text fragment mentions a core towed column form and various garbled names. The legible parts reference Mr Rinek and Morri Shine New veter with unclear context and affiliations. No coherent event or date can be determined from the readable material.
Real estate ads describe multiple properties in Corry including an eight room house with veranda, cemented basement, hot water heat, and large lot priced around 8 000. Other homes range from four to nine rooms with baths, near Market Street and North Concord Avenue. Also listed: a five passenger max vehicle, and money to loan in varying amounts.
An advertisement hawks Pond Vita as a rapid builder of strength for those "run down" by nervous debility and fatigue. It claims to restore happiness and health, touts two products Rhubarb Laxative and Tong Vita, and lists symptoms like memory loss, poor sleep, and low energy. Sold by N. L. Amps & Co.
Public sale to offer immons farm stock farming tools and various household goods. Auctioneer is John Hammond. Sale date set for Saturday September 22 at tena's looke. location Columbus Borough.
The Hon. Joseph Forve in Bankruptcy authorizes the trustee to auction described Corry Erie County Pennsylvania real estate after notice. On October 26 1912 at 10 o clock a.m. the sale will offer several parcels including a two story dwelling and associated plots on Delaware Street and adjacent boundaries with related deeds and a factory dwelling, along with personal property.
Douleday, Page & Company seeks intelligent individuals for a permanent vacancy in their subscription department. Applicants should provide full particulars of themselves to P. W. M. at Garden City. No books or insurance offered.
A young man is sought to work in a Woolworth Co store. Applicants must furnish references. Apply at Corry Chair Company indicating willingness to learn the upholstering trade. Position open immediately.
Live stock odor sale listing states a good driving standard bred gelding of eleven years, weight about 1000 pounds, city broke and sound. Listed by Dr. M. HL Christie from a private hoard and private family at 116 1 2 Firet Avenue Tw2i.
William Aston a 61 year old stone worker from Chicago was killed at the Catholic cemetery in Kane while erecting a mausoleum. A derrick anchor failed causing the 1 1/2 ton stone to slip. Aston was struck by a guide rope and crushed. He died at Kane Smelt Hospital about nine o'clock. Other workers escaped unharmed though Aston’s injuries included a broken collarbone and severe head trauma.
Meadville officials debated Mayor Graff sparked by his veto of a state act limiting motor cycle and automobile speeds on public highways. He argued the city lacked power to act beyond the 1909 act while urging stronger enforcement and testing of police routing with at least two officers on summer patrols to curb speeding.
A fugitive identified as Figurski was shot and killed by police in the Allegheny River while trying to flee officers pursuing a tailing copper boat. A companion named Adam Botrilts fled. both men were being sought after a mill copper mine theft. The body of Figurski had not been recovered.
A telemarketing style notice promotes King the palmist as a master of mental mediumship who can help with love marriage divorce changes wills mortgages patents and nearly everything. He claims no fee is charged unless satisfaction is given and advertises 50 cent readings daily from 10 am to 4 pm at 200 N Center Street.
A Minnesota divorce case against S. Purdy paused after the birth of a son to Meeara B. Purdy, daughter of a wealthy retired businessman. The proceedings named multiple correspondents and questioned assets and residence as the couple awaited clarity on custody and support.
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