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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1911
Page
5
A dated patent medicine advertisement warns baldheaded men that dandruff germs cause hair loss and offer Parlatan Sago I a Hair grower and Invigorator as a guaranteed remedy. It promises to regrow hair if the root is not destroyed with a money back guarantee through N. P. Amos & Co and local druggists.
Havana reports another body found yesterday in the wreck of the Maine Tiwaa amid the wreckage of the ward officers pantry. A gold water heavily plated with rona and a broken section of the wall were found. Work to cut away the blown wreckage began today with oxygencytylens in use. A gun lay over the bow amid the debris.
A reflective note on how many people strive but never quite reach their goals, highlighting the gap between intent and completion. It discusses daily efforts, small successes, and the idea that many lives are shaped by near misses rather than finished achievements.
Market listings show wheat and corn prices with assorted futures and by-product notes. Buffalo and Albany area livestock values include primes, cows, veals, hogs and lambs with price ranges across steers, heifers, hogs, and hay markets noted.
Hazleton Pa Aug 4 With nearly every mile of the system now wrong With telephone wires for dispatching through telegraph Lehigh Valley Railroad begins equipping trains with portable phones for emergency use Each crew to have a connector to link with wires for immediate communication with division belt quarters weekly temporary setup planned.
A garbled OCR passage satirizes cross cultural telephony and misheard phrases. It references an exchange with misread names and numbers and cites remarks from Cleveland and Baltimore papers. The fragment hints at linguistic confusion and humorous misinterpretations in a telephone system.
An advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, safe laxative for families. It claims popularity among mothers and promises free medical advice from Dr Caldwell, inviting readers to request a sample bottle before purchase.
The first issue of London's regular newspaperr Weekly News appeared in 16 percent format and carried no advertisements, marking a unique publication approach.
The Kind made here can be given freely to children without fear of harm. It is enjoyed by people of all ages who savor the illong flavor of our new treats. Purity freshness richness and moderate prices attract customers with a wide variety always available.
A youth, identified by police as the "dissing big," was arrested after entering a department store seeking a knife and engaging in a new spree of smacks. Witnesses say he fled through a crowd, with workers and others pursuing him before officers arrived. He is said to face charges and potential further detention after the incident.
Dayton August 4 1929 a man armed with a butcher knife drove guests from the Staley Honer in New Carlisle north of Dayton before being overpowered. Charles Staley son of the proprietor confronted the assailant and the guests fled in terror. The man resisted arrest. Staley later died. He was 30 years old.
Fireproof paints rely on an ammonium salt that decomposes with heat to release ammonia, creating an atmosphere unfavorable to combustion. Mixed insoluble ammonium salts and phosphates form a medium aiding this effect. A Siberian dog anecdote and air consumption figures accompany the varied content.
Mrs J C Johnson of Scottville Michigan extols Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for pain during periods and irregularity. She credits the remedy with easing symptoms, enabling her to manage household duties and care for her large family. The testimonial asserts the product is made from native roots, contains no narcotics, and claims numerous cures of female diseases.
G Washington Brown falls into a moral crisis during a cash shortage. His wife urges funds, prompting a series of missteps including misstated cash, a failed poker scam, and a dramatic confession. After February 21 he adopts the name Ovorke Brown and vanishes into a life of confinement, signaling a tragic end to a once jaunty career.
In a Pittsburg Post summary a Sheuttieg master questions why allies magnify tensions. The dialogue notes a long gap between intent and action as observers seek clearer policy and cooperation amid shifting alliances.
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