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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1910
Page
4
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An ad promoting Rheumatic poison cures by Lieralico N 1 and Amed Co claims Rheuma cures rheumatism or money back. It touts quick action within 24 hours affecting uric acid, with a 50 cent bottle proving relief. Englist Murduo offered at 25 cents via Amen Co Buffalo NY.
New York Dec 12 The secret service men raided a dwelling in Astoria near the GI Academy and seized two prisoners, counterfeit plates and tools, and a stock of gold silver coins and alloys. Prisoners are Bach Weber about 60 and Benny Lettero 10 counterfeiting operatives with ties to Berlin mint schemes. Investigators traced a surge of $5 and $10 counterfeit notes moving through Brooklyn and Queens shops in recent months.
Reports from across Spain describe a severe storm that began two days earlier. Flooding and damage are reported in Toledo province and Perrot, with barges wrecked and several ships lost. The storm disrupted communities from Madrid to rural towns, leaving infrastructure and property affected.
The governor’s father in law, Thomas White, died suddenly in Syma cust after a ten day illness of neuralgia of the heart. He was born in Delph on March 4, 1887. Mrs. White said she would cancel all social engagements to Albany for the rest of the season.
Advertises Dr Detchon’s Relief for rheumatism promising relief in six hours. Claims to remove the cause and banish pain quickly with Mint flavor benefit. Priced 15 to 1.00, sold by the Durham Drug Co.
An item notes a plan to buy a sewing machine for Christmas or any time, with attention to prayer instructions and a one year guarantee. G W Morin appears in the text. Also mentions PazO ointment claiming cure in 6 to 14 days with money back guarantee.
An old ad fragment advertises Pure Buckwheat Flour from the new crop claiming very white flour. It mentions contact details for the Rome Billing Co and a repair shop at 616 W Malm Street offering prompt service and cheap prices.
In Columbus Georgia a mob sought to lynch Henry Taylor a black man held for alleged outrage A. A Pholts and others fired on the crowd wounding several and killing one mob member The police restored order sending reserves and surrounding the mob with gunfire and arrests
Reports from Janeiro detail heavy fighting as government troops bombard rebels on an island. Outmatched mutineers suffered around 400 killed with many government buildings and warehouses damaged. Government claims control of the island after clashes.
A gas explosion destroyed a house in Pi on December 1 killing a baby and severely burning several relatives. Fire officials confirmed the blast damaged the structure and caused a fatal fire, with victims located among the wreckage.
An Ames and Co advertisement touts San Cura Ointment with money back guarantee no cure no pay. Claims immediate relief and permanent cure for various ailments including boils piles eczema and skin issues. Testimonies from multiple Pennsylvania residents praise rapid healing and the accompanying San Cura Soap is advertised for skin care. Mall orders and local listings include N F Ames & Co and Thomas Downey’s as distributors.
A new fee company forms in the city led by Thomas Shannon with long ties to local fee concerns. The Independent Fee Company of Cony plans to serve consumers and deliver its product, promising absolute purity, while awaiting pricing terms.
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