15 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1911
Page
1
Special sale offers 26 to 60 percent off any sewing machine for 80 days. All makes included from Standard and Singer to Waldridge. Oak wood item priced at 42.60 versus others at 22.60. Prices guaranteed, with emphasis on value and choice. visit to see why this sale is the right time for spring buying.
Palmer Co. advertises home finishing services with offers to complete interior work. local showcase notes upbeat tone and customer focus. provides contact details and service range for home improvement projects.
A 20 year old woman from Walkarville, Nina Meloy, confronted her suitor Fred Tobman after an argument. Tobman attacked with a lead pipe, Nina stabbed him in the neck, and Lehman was wounded in the chase. Nina escorted Tobman to a hospital while Minyonston recovered and Meloy remained at home.
In New York on April 1 a smuggled jewelry set including an $8,000 sable coat and two gold rings will be auctioned by Marellat Hooker in the modern building on April 3. Roberta Corwin Hill pleaded guilty to smuggling, receiving three days in the Tombs and a $2,000 fine. William Rind faced a year in prison for involvement with items from the steamship St Paul on Jan 1. The sale will also include four almond rings, unset stones, fly nets, and empty jewel boxes, valued at $1,23.
The text discusses sanitation in ice production and handling. It questions the safety of contaminated water and the dirt from animals on fields, promoting artificial ice made from pure well water that is drawn, boiled, filtered, and frozen in cans. It praises Corry Toe Company's delivery methods as the best known in the trade.
Fragmentary report states seven thousand Esater Plante Burn and destruction of greenhouses at J Woodward Haven estate with seven thousand DIABL buried. Mentions H100, ME, Mire Aven, and European locations.
Ambassador Hill’s resignation caused little surprise in German circles as observers noted longstanding tensions and diplomatic weariness. Officials declined comment while analysts cautioned over possible broader shifts in postwar diplomacy and allied strategies.
April 1 report from Torfin notes Anibusmulor HIM tus resignation creating no surprise among officials. German government had shown indirect friction with Wil and the Kaiser’s objections to Tower’s appointment, while relations with the ambassador remained formal rather than intimate.
Bath New York April 1 Jes Tapper, a worker in Corning, wounded Patrolmen William Cooley and Raymond Brooder during a pursuit after police went to arrest him for forgery. Tapper hid for months in Milwaukee then returned to Corning. After a running gunfight he fled to a barn, where, cornered, he shot himself in the head, dying.
Wellington, Kan. Apr 14. Ary Bila Wilson became mayor and urged council cooperation to reform abuses notably at the pool hall. She spoke against gambling and corruption, signaling appointments in policing and targeting local vice.
A deadly factory fire in St Louis killed several girls on multiple floors. Rescuers saved over 400 people by evacuating through windows and the roof as flames engulfed the building. In the chaos, three young women fell from windows and perished. hundreds escaped, some via the roof, while the collapsed floors trapped others. The fire began on the sly floor from an explosion of combustibles, and the estimated damage nears $100,000.
Ned Crane, famed auto racer, died in a practice crash near Elm Ridge race track in Kansas City. The car overturned after the front tire failed, breaking Crane’s neck. Bert Dodge, a nearby spectator, survived injuries. Crane held four international racing records including a mile on a circular track in 1919 at Pimlico.
Advert sees Painozone as immediate aid for heartburn, poor digestion, and stomach discomfort. Claims strengthen digestion and improve taste, with relief after one use. Promotes various bottle sizes and sells through Thomas Downey. A11-18-15.
In St Petershuts on April 16 the Council of the Ministers passed a vote censuring Premier Stolypin after his defense of parliament's pension measures and the Zemstov law. Tom L. Johnson buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Brooklyn beside family, near Henry George’s grave.
An obituary notes George C Eggleston a well known New York journalist and skier, who joined the Confederate army at age 24 and served as a private through the Civil War, with the Teledon reeled in.
A quip from Yonkeru Suitesmuan advises men and meat share care in choosing a bite and a bed. It suggests both should be tender and well roasted, implying equal treatment after marriage and in daily life.
The Standard Princess Hygienic Central needle sewing machine is advertised with a booklet available. A ten percent discount applies to all office sales. The ad also mentions several other makes and lists Geo. W. Morris at 150 N Center Street.
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