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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1911
Page
5
A remark from the Mindelotta Times quotes a young woman dining in a chic downtown restaurant. She appeared unsophisticated and restless while handling the menu, her escort trying to ease her embarrassment as she declined more food saying she could not eat another bite.
A reflective piece notes that a man’s influence survives in the home and community. It urges building only beautiful things into one’s character to honor the dead, asserting that character outlives burial and remains in shared spaces and memories.
In Daytona early April 8 a 90 horsepower Simplex owned by P A Warner of New York crashed on Port Orange road after speeding from 60 to 70 mph. Felix Faust died. Doris McDonald, Gertrude Pfeifer of Boston and two other men and women were badly hurt as the car burned after hitting two trees. All victims lay unconscious for about 80 minutes before help arrived.
In Union Springs a mob of about two hundred stormed the jail and dragged Henry Phillips, a Black man, to the road. He confessed to assaulting Mrs. Sarah Fritts, wife of a local planter near Goshen in Pike County. He died when shot at the roadside.
A reader recounts avoiding surgery after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for years of feminine ailments. A New Orleans woman credits the remedy with saving her from an operation, urging others to try it first and noting unsolicited testimonials support its effectiveness.
An old advertisement claims Dr Leonhard Hem-Rold internal medicine cures piles by freeing circulation in the lower bowel. It touts tablets for all piles, sold by Ames & Co for one dollar per large box. Nearby text notes heavy losses of French soldiers and native deaths in French Guinea, plus a congress message from President Disz of Mexico outlining reforms.
In San Francisco April 9. John Johnson a jailed automobile speed offender seeks to flee California after a 21 day sentence. He appeals to District Attorney Pickett claiming rarity of state court support and asks to be allowed to visit a sick brother before remaining jailed.
Sunday papers note the Canslejas cabinet resigns in Madrid. Other items mention 300 Syracuse brewery workers striking for 2 a week, the burial of Sir Caspar Purdon Glarke at Kensal Green, and 9,000 troops reviewed at Fort Sam Houston. Also reports of a plague outbreak in Java and France’s enthusiasm for a Franco American arbitration treaty. Albany hints legislature will delay full session to April 17 with House Democrats caucusing to limit action.
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