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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1911
Page
8
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as the cure for the most severe cold and grippe with two hourly doses and three in total. It claims no quinine is used and cites three years of research and over fifty thousand dollars. It also includes a home tip for beating eggs in shell.
The notice promotes December issues of standard magazines for Christmas reading. It invites readers to view a display and place orders for new publications or renewals, offering savings by bundling titles and requesting interested buyers to contact for a CubaShip catalog.
Durham's Drug Store at 153 North Center Street Corry Pennsylvania urges orders by mail to receive full attention and prompt ware handling.
Reports from London claim new patches from Yekin and Shanghai bolster the republican cause. Provisional government talks center on Nankin as capital with Huang Hal, Mo as headquarters, and Yuan Tung to remain in command at Wi Chang. Delegates from multiple provinces vow to continue the war and resist Wu Chang, aiming to unify under a republican leadership.
A fragment from the Washington Herald quotes an exchange about marriage and judges returning after leaving. The lines mention Wembut and Sul and reference 18 judges who left to marry and now wish to return, signaling a satirical or parody tone.
An old advertisement urges starting a business course at the Davia School to gain an office position and good salary. It promises easy payment terms and asks readers to inquire about advantages while noting travel discounts on the Pennsylvania Railroad for daily commuting at a reduced rate.
A chambermaid at Blamarck Hotel found Henry Menchman of Great Valley dead in his room. The door was broken open by the clerk after a locked door. Coroner ruled suicide, last seen alive 34 hours prior. An empty punch bowl was found near the body.
In O L City Delaware on December 6 the Petroleum bridge project, stalled ten days awaiting steel, advances as two cars of material arrive overnight. Workers unload girders for the first span and expect completion by mid month.
An old advertisement promotes ORRINE as a home remedy for drink habits. It claims wide recognition and benefits for wives and mothers seeking to save husbands or sons from alcohol use. The ad offers a booklet and promises a money refund if not satisfied.
Five men were found guilty in a New York court after a six day trial for the murder during a burglary in Croton Lake. The jury sentenced all five to the electric chair with one confessing to brutal killing during the crime. Witnesses and defendants spoke of innocence and fear in a tense courtroom.
The Chicago Record-Herald prints a garbled exchange with mock court tones. The dialogue ridicules self control and hints at language studies amid misused terms and garbled phrases.
Buffalo market report details varied prices for wheat corn eggs butter and potatoes. Livestock sections include cattle hogs and sheep with quoted ranges and totals.
An advertisement touts Palnorone as a universal remedy for horses and humans to ease cramps and pain, claim it lowers veterinary costs, and urges farmers to buy a 250 bottle from dealers. Rowney and Mrs R H Palmer promote a hand painted china item at a shop on Main Street.
In Erie County Pennsylvania the guardians of Clyde Heath and others petition the Orphans Court for authority to privately sell a parcel of land of about twenty acres in Wayne township bounded by McKinney and Geer lands. The sale would follow a chain of former deeds and extend from the 1888 parcel description. The matter is set for return on December 18, 1911 with notices to interested parties.
In Kirly Conne ry Pennsylvania the Orphans Court of Kirie County will hear a petition by Clarence J. Smith guardian for leave to sell two parcels of land in Wayne Township Belo County. The first tract measures about twenty mórn acres with described boundary lines and the second tract, part of a larger Holland Land Company grant, is sixteen morun acres. The sale is set for December 22, 1922 at 2 o'clock.
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