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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1911
Page
6
An old advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a cure that reaches diseased tissues and airways to kill germs, promising money back if it fails. It claims rapid relief, a one day cold cure, and lists Thomas Downey as the seller with a separate Laxative Bromo Quinine product also guaranteed to work.
Albany and upstate editors rally against Senator Bird's Burd bill which would limit state control over newspapers. The measure would reduce the secretary of state's power to designate publishers and affect patronage of major papers in New York, Brooklyn, Buffalo, and Albany. Critics warn it targets cash registers and ink, while editors with regional influence push back to protect press independence.
An old advertisement text extols purity in production processes for beverages and medicines. It mentions water purification, canning, and germ free packaging, then shifts to legal attestations and notary seals, with a testimonial about Catarrh Cure and sales pitches for tailoring and sewing machines from local merchants.
P W Howgard announces painting and decorating services with a fine line of wallpaper samples available to view at home by appointment. To arrange, call Bell Phone 186 R.
Publicity and debate over campaign expenditures and progressive candidates surface as lawmakers, publishers, and senators discuss reform bills. Rumors swirl about La Follette, Champ Clark, and Governor Wilson as the 1912 race looms, with figures like Dubois, Hitchcock, and Hinds weighing party moves and conventions.
A vintage health ad extols Ferroxohio as a great vitalizer and nutritive tonic restoring energy. It claims Hit and oxygen infusion into blood, boosting exhausted organs. Ferrosine is said to lift spirits, restore resilience, and buoyancy, promising renewed vitality despite fatigue. Sold by Tohtias Howway.
Fragmentary ad copy claims a remedy named Beller by Dr Dutchon relieves rheumatism in six hours. The text mentions a quick disappearance of pain and a price of $1.00, attributed to the Wrhaw Deve Co. The readable portions are garbled but suggest a patent medicine advertisement.
International Tailoring Co of New York City and A. F. Messenger & Son advertise tailored garments offered at discount. The notices claim ready-made suits and overcoats are available at lower prices and invite inquiries for the Corry region.
Fragmentary report mentions a president and votes with scattered names. The content lacks clear events dates places or outcomes and cannot be tied to a definite person or organization. Further legible text required for reliable summary.
A garbled OCR snippet lists scattered names and phrases without coherent events or context. No clear person, place, or action can be determined to form a factual news item.
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