14 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1911
Page
1
A local advertisement promotes a 30 day sale offering 50 to 60 percent off any sewing machine brand including Standard Ainger Widredge and others. It promises price guarantees, loan options, and comparisons to justify lower prices. A wood example is $14.60 versus $23.50 elsewhere, inviting customers to try a machine on trial.
Ot. E. Palmer Co offers home completion services at 260 102 E Main Ot. The ad promotes making homes complete and ready for use with repairs and finishing work.
Johnson, a heavyweight pugilist, is granted release on Easter Sunday after a judge suspends an 85 day sentence. The defendant pleaded he has reformed in jail, and the court allowed release in time to celebrate Master Sunday.
The will of Graige Lippincott cutt, heir of the J. P. Lippincott Publishing Co, is read. The estate in trust to Mrs Sally J. Applicott totals upwards of $100000 in personal property and $65000 in real estate. Daughters each receive $65000, a grandson $5000, and Omar G. Stewart is left $360. Mrs Lippincott may remarry and forfeits her interest until she later receives $10000 yearly for her children and grandchildren. J. Bertram Lippincott did not receive a bequest.
The Rexall store in Comy Pa promotes Rexall Hair Tonic as a remedy for thinning hair and scalp trouble. It claims to stimulate growth and prevent baldness with a positive money back guarantee, offering two sizes and stressing store availability and endorsement by the retailer.
A fragment discusses the need for clean water and hygienic handling of ice and canned products. It mentions artificial toe water made from pure well water, boiled and frozen in cans, and references a Wellsboro laborer injured near a railroad rally. The text includes oblique notes about delivery methods by Corry Joe Company and a March/April location Geneva.
Edward Tilden declines to provide bank account details to the Helm Committee, citing reasons of privacy and inquiry scope. The move raises questions about financial transparency and prompts a review by the panel.
Springfield i e 14 Edward guiden, president of the National Packing Co, testified before the Helm committee. Clarence Funk of International Harvester cited Edward Hines declaring 100000 spent to influence Lorimer. Millen balked at submitting bank records, claiming committee lacks purpose to inspect private finances. Healy noted new subpoenas would compel production of financial records next week.
Johannesburg April 4 A young actress believed dying after a fall from a Carlton hotel balcony. The incident, possibly accidental, involved Fulton and a court figure named Jerande Mime Walton. The event centers on the performing role at Ban Toy and Fulton as the actress involved.
New York April 14 Daniel O Reilly ex assistant district attorney and Thaw trial counsel is indicted for receiving stolen securities tied to the Bancroft robbery. Frank Tass the Young Jeweler alleges O Reilly arranged the return of $85,000 in securities. only about $55,000 worth were recovered.
No more piles claim relief from internal cause bad circulation in the lower bowel. Dr. Leonhardt's Ham-Rold tablets removable cure marketed by Ames & Co Corry and druggists everywhere. Sold for $1 and fully guaranteed. Write for booklet.
Readers are asked to contact 0. H. Smith of Corry R. D. 2 for moving or raising buildings. References to Boll Pohne and other unclear phrases indicate a local advertisement seeking inquiries and arrangements for building relocation or lifting services.
The text outlines a library as part of a target collection named volusica I. It mentions a western homiaphere and states it as the third in the world, though details are fragmentary and unclear.
The will of Samuel Myers of Selvense ndy leaves estate worth over 500 dollars and bequests 500 dollars to each of several charities including Hebrew orphan neylim Jewish groups in New York Rochester Hospital Association and Union College trustees receive 5000 dollars. The text also notes a humorous exchange about pets and a brief ad for a central needle sewing machine offer.
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