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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1911
Page
4
A compact note touts Roxford Fabric J as one of the best papers for the price. It highlights a fine cloth finish and options for comet ruled or plain paper suitable for attractive presentation boxes.
A fragment argues to compare newspapers by price rather than differences in content. The writer contends a paper priced at ten cents rivals higher priced editions, noting its value against other papers selling at forty five or twenty cents. The note implies a superiority claim for the lower cost option.
An advertisement-style piece touts a gentle laxative and woman’s remedy claiming to ease constipation and related female complaints. It references Dr Caldwell and promises free samples and home delivery. The text imitates medical appeal with endorsements and old-time tone.
In Avhiet New York a laborer fell into a chute and was crushed in a barn loft accident. Charles Stokes was crushed while seeking a place to ride a horse and was rescued after dawn by Dwight May fember and a caretaker who found him and sent him to the office boat for recovery.
In Ghina famine districts stories report selling of food by starving residents. Girls were offered for sale in a town without buyers, while others faced deprivation and theft of grain intended for relief. Water shortages hinder gathering and access to relief stations, worsening hunger.
Dunkirk New York Apl 17 Captain EB Tuite of Dunkirk owner of the fishing rig Exel had his boat seized by Canadian authorities during a dispute over a fishing liner incident. After paying a fine of 24,500 dollars and 83,000 in mats were forfeited, the boat and nets were returned as tensions eased at the border.
April reports from Butte, Mant outline new gold discoveries in George town district west of Anaconda sparking a stampede. Two hundred thousand ounces mined, ownership disputes rise as Kipendy and Butte capitalists press for rail access to the Basin. Governor Dix to study public meeting plans in Albany on May 24.
Readable portions describe a man found in distress after an April incident tied to a revel or party. The fragment mentions a victim, a drug reference, and a local inland third district context, but key details are missing or garbled.
Opening day yields sparse catches as Sullivan County waters report only five inches of trout in lakes and streams. Cold, icy conditions deter ferried anglers while many NY City visitors linger for better weather and higher fish counts later in the season.
A woman deserting her husband carried their baby for 42 miles ending at a charity home in Charitise Fusleton. She walked through disturbed areas and collapsed from exhaustion. Authorities are investigating the route and circumstances surrounding the incident and the infant's safety.
Washington April 12. The article recalls William Jennings Bryan's influence on Democratic policies and his role in shaping party strategy. It notes his strong hold on the party, his potential impact on presidential prospects, and the eagerness of Democrats to rally behind him amid ongoing intraparty debates and public demonstrations. It mentions other Democratic figures and the Chicago scene surrounding Clark and Bryan's allies.
State police will be employed to prevent illegal fishing in Harleton. The measure aims to curb poaching on local streams, with inspectors and troopers patrolling the waters.
An advertisement claims Dr. Vetchon’s lotion relieves rheumatism in six hours and removes the cause quickly, with dramatic testimonials. Sold for $1.00 at Durham Drug Co.
A distorted OCR item promotes a pain relief treatment with vague claims. It mentions a trial bottle for 2 and lists nonsensical and misspelled terms, referencing comfort, healing, and a numbered product code 606. The text lacks clear entities or verifiable details.
A fragmented note discusses the importance of clean water and sanitation, urging readers to consider the source of frozen water and the dirt carried by waves. It contrasts natural water with artificial filtrations and mentions methods used by a company to improve purity.
The notice promotes rye bread from a local bakery located at 12 W Main St. It highlights a traditional style bread and invites readers to try the product. The text mentions an establishment name and a street address as key identifiers.
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