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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1911
Page
8
An advertisement promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a free sample laxative for children and families. It claims the syrup is pleasant tasting, non harsh, and suitable for all ages, urging mothers to request a free bottle and contact Dr Caldwell for more information.
In Denver on December 5 Mrs. Gertrude Patterson faced a questioning stance as a controversial film was set to be displayed before departure from Kenyon. The production, centered on a stone image, drew ire over perceptions of interference by minorities who appealed to Mayor Spor to allow an exhibit named Dim there Thy, which was denied.
The notice invites readers to drop in and browse the December issue selections at the standard magazine display. The variety on hand aims to capture Christmas spirit and provide engaging reading.
Durkim's Drug Store at 153 North Center Street Corry Pennsylvania advertises shop details. The text is fragmented with repeated street address and unclear product notes.
A historic plea argues for federal chartering of corporations to regulate large combines, ensure supervision by a dedicated commission, and protect interstate and foreign commerce. It envisions a public bureau overseeing stock issuance and corporate plans, while preserving accountability under antitrust law.
The essay defends the Anti-trust Act as a freeman’s protection of opportunity. It argues enforcement has been slow, warns against concentrated corporate power, and cites the Northern Securities decree as a check. It concludes that unrestricted monopolies would paralyze individual enterprise and commercial freedom. WA. H. TAPS, The White House, Dec. 5, 1912.
Louin Strudier of Blinder and Strudler was jailed for selling rotten eggs for food. He faced charges over June and Sept incidents involving hundreds of crates of rats and spots. Court testimony noted the eggs were putrid and unsafe, though usable for tanning leather. A magistrate dubbed him the rotten egg king of New York.
An Erie man aged about 44 years consumed poison at his home in the afternoon. He attempted to poison his wife and then planned to follow her, warning a neighbor to go with him. The wife and children were told to leave as he lay on his bed.
An ad touts Papa's Diapepein as instant relief for indigestion and upset stomachs. It promises five minute cure with claims of neutralizing gas and cleansing the stomach, urging readers to ask their pharmacist for the product.
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