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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1911
Page
8
Fragmentary ad copy touts Cascarets as a cure for headaches biliousness nervousness and upset stomach. It claims Casparets clean the system by removing sour undigested food and foul gases and say a nightly dose brings morning relief. It targets both adults and children with testimonial style language.
A note from Thurston thanks friends for liberal patronage and invites them to continue with the new team GoW, signaling appreciation and ongoing support.
A fragmented notice describes Xmas magazines and alche standard magazines with references to Chlomay spirit and spren reading. The text proposes drown and Joole over variety and Whiplaying as a broad theme. No clear event or persons are identified.
Fragmentary lines discuss money, buying, and an authority related to an estate. Names, places, dates, or concrete actions are not readable. The passage remains opaque with no recoverable facts to anchor a proper news item.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Durham's Drug Store at 153 N Contar St in Pennsylvania. Reader will recognize partial address lines and unclear items. no fuller context or dates present.
In a solemn Lodge of Sorrow the Corry Elks paid tribute to members lost, recalling the lives of Stephen D. Horn and Barney Taylor. Woven into elegiac passages are reflections on Puritan ancestry, public spirit, and steadfast virtue, praising their dedication, friendship, and upright citizenship. The obituaries honor their families and legacies, marking their peaceful rest as the community vows to remember them.
Fragmentary OCR lists numerous names and years from 1907 to 1910 with mixed initials and places. The text includes entries such as 1907 Apron Francis and 1910 Franke, along with several individuals like Charles Popter Edward Is sackolt and George W. Waggoner, without coherent context or event details.
Piles defy the knife says the ad, claiming Dr Leonhardt’s Hem-Roid tablets cure internal piles by improving circulation. The remedy is sold for 1 dollar by N B Ames & Co of Corry and at druggists nationwide with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
An old advertisement promotes "Tonk Vita" as a tonic to revive energy, appetite, and digestion for debility and nervous fatigue. It claims rapid improvement and urges purchase, listing Rhubarb Laxative and Lem's Rhubney Laxative as components. Sold in Corry by N. R. Amos & Co.
Tamil birds migrate day and night with differing journeys. Some species travel daylight paths while others move by night, showing varied timing and routes across regions.
Los Angeles reports a lighter mood as the McNamara brothers face imminent sentencing for dynamite cases. A citywide labor group calls for an accounting of their defense fund and plans a conference to coordinate industrial action.
In a chaotic discussion from the McNamara defense funds, several speakers urged turning the remaining money over to dependents of those killed in the gas explosion. The Oct 1, 1910 blast at issue prompted calls for distribution to victims’ families as courts pursued the case. Labor leaders and city officials weighed capital punishment and mercy amid a heated debate.
Fire at the Durbar camp in Delhi destroyed many valuables intended for King George V’s coronation. The blaze burned fine tapestries silver tableware and ceremonial ornaments kept for the crowning event, as military brigades aided the defense and evacuated the area.
A damaged, promotional clipping touts Rheuma as a wonder cure for rheumatism and gout. It claims quick kidney and bowel cleansing, promises cures after taking bottles for cents, and lists unlikely testimonials and mailing details from Buffalo and New York.
Meh charged with burning a damaged hotel in Pontolto. Arrested suspects Jean Mardin and Weaver warned by authorities. Fire destroyed foundation and caused $40 loss. Motive unknown. incident linked to Austin Fried and local disturbances.
A naval collision near Cape Renty, Norfolk, involved the Tutot Blaten oxi collier Sesrlinge and a Dorothy wah sailor. The vessels collided while maneuvering in rough water, with one ship nearly sinking and both sides reporting damage and a rescue effort.
Obituary notes the sudden death of Rear Admiral Wilde Bead of Hoston and Niw 4 at his Nogihaston residence. It mentions years of mild heart trouble and an unexpected fatal heart event with no prior warning, and lists his distinguished status.
Democratic committees in Albany and surrounding areas convene today at the Hilton in Manhattan to discuss welfare issues and party strategy. The gathering aims to strengthen executive approaches and address imminent concerns within the state party.
Illanin's advance arrived here with a company of Fowileks to safeguard the Wiowlan Jowation. The movement occurred December 4 and proceeded without any visible obstacles or delays.
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