07 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
1
An early advert promotes San Cura Ointment and San Cura Soap as cures for burns, bruises, itching, eczema, pimples, and scalp impurities. It guarantees money back for long standing cases and urges readers to keep a jar ready for emergencies.
London reports a poor day for Unionists as Sunderland results drop their net to three seats. In 22 London constituencies, Liberal and Labour gains outpaced Unionist losses with new totals showing a shift toward Liberal and Socialist candidates and a cautious Liberal outlook for a possible reversal.
Strenuous day in Cork as polling centers faced protests and sectarian clashes. Independent National candidates William O’Ftrie and M Flenty faced opposition from William Redmond and Rooke as voters waited for results. A crowd buildup and police presence marked the electiion aftermath. The final winner remained uncertain with no nomination decisions until the following moon.
A suspect surrendered to detectives in Naples after alleged federal fraud and grand larceny involving customs revenues. The case centers on a customs broker associated with a steamer incident, with authorities pursuing a significant sum linked to U S Customs and illegal extraction of funds.
Chairman Huppuch plans to address factional differences within Onondaga County politics. He seeks to unify council members and coalition partners, outlining steps to resolve disputes and restore effective governance.
Washington December 7 Regular and insurgent Republicans in Congress largely praise Taft's message as a capable presentation of government problems though many criticize the tariff discussion. The document runs about 20 000 words and the tariff commission issue dominates debate.
New Yale Ryu acts as Democratic site chairman to straighten factional differences in Onondaga County. A war council meets to plan leadership for the party amid a recent contentious county campaign and vacant committee posts. The gathering aims to unify the county committee and clarify alignment with state and regional party figures.
Medical reformers endorse a new internal dose treatment called Ou larrhozone to tackle bronchitis asthma and catarrh claiming it reaches disease sources and destroys causes. They assert permanent cures in even severe cases and cite broad American medical support and nationwide sales at $1.00 per bottle through Thomas Dawney.
The bones committee on naval affairs favorably reported a bill introduced by Representative Cannon of Iowa to establish a dental corps in the navy. The measure would create a 30 member corps of acting soldiers who would enter as stalwart surgeons and advance to lieutenant commander after eleven years, with age limits from 24 to 32.
A testimonial extols Doan's Kidney Pills from Corry with a promise of relief after years of suffering. Doan's Pills are claimed to work quickly and are sold by N F Ames & Co and Foster Milburn Co in the United States. The notice also lists diplomatic nominations sent to the Senate including John W. Garrett as minister to Venezuela and Wilkau as a secretary to the Rome embassy.
Washington reports a chummy scene as Speaker Cannon and Champ Clark exchange remarks and a nursery apple joke. The event accompanies a note on Taft's reelection as president of the National Red Cross, with a brief address to delegates.
Fragmentary note discusses colds and wart relief, mentions remedies and names Porry Davis Palnkther and Walérand. Reads like a health advisory with instructions on avoiding almonds and using actin drawings and sponge as remedies.
Washington dispatch reports strong odds for Joseph R Lamar of Georgia as the President narrows his choice for Supreme Court. Friends say Lamar is viewed more favorably than any other Democrat for the top post, with Hughes likely not pursued.
A proposed bill in Missouri aimed at providing government aid to widows of veterans from the Civil War era. Clerk misread the opening paragraph, prompting corrections before the bill proceeds.
Washington reports that New York City has reached its 500000 quota for the National Red Cross fund. Officials say the city’s contribution marks the first completion of its target as other cities follow.
An 1890s style advertisement claims surgery cannot cure piles and promotes Hem-Roltels internal action to improve blood circulation. It markets Dr. Leonhardt products sold by N F Ames Co and others in Buffalo New York, pricing at $1 per bottle.
Mise Tyla Myers of Dayton Kentucky aimed a revolver at her sweetheart Charles Gunnar after he refused to marry her at a Presbyterian parsonage in a village. The shot wounded a bystander in a saloon as Gunnar fled. Myers was arrested following the disturbance.
Advertisement promotes Pazo Ointment as a remedy for itching bleeding and protruding piles. It claims cure within six to fourteen days with a money back guarantee. Includes generic promotional language and a brand name.
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