20 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1911
Page
1
The Warren National Bank promotes a 4 per cent rate and notes its facilities are arranged to extend advantages to both savers and borrowers. The wording emphasizes front payments and handling funds with conventional and fast service.
Venango County clerk H Suiley received a letter from Fallon Nevada requesting help locating Frank Ehrgott. The $1500 insurance payoff relates to a 63 year old deceased. Report mentions John Whigott from Titusville era and a Frank Margott drying business linked to Meadville.
Hearborn presents Palnoxone as an immediate cure for stomach ailments claiming strengthened digestion and lasting relief. One bottle convinces heartburn and gas are conquered, with family bottles and trial offers appearing in an old-time advertisement voice. Local names and flourishes hint at a period promo for a patent medicine.
Vienna reports grow anxious over Emperor Franz Jovet as dispatches state his health is fragile. Sources describe extreme weariness and fatigue, with coughing spells and sleep interruptions at his desk.
An article notes Pennsylvania plans to bolster its deer population by importing fifty Michigan type deer for the West Moreland game preserve. The aim is to introduce larger animals to roam the Chesnut and Laurel ridges, with some stock to be bred and relocated to other state preserves.
A Washington DC firm is accused of copying a Derrick article about Miss Chelton of Trinity. The piece discusses an artificial limb device fitted for Miss Chelton weighing about 700 pounds and notes testing of the limb. Pittabarg visitor Mr Wile Mame represents the artificial limb company in question.
Fragmentary dialogue shows a case where a photo of a lady valued at 25000 is used to lure a prospective husband. Statements imply a staged break in for a five thousand dollar entry, then a gradual push toward a larger prize. The text hints at coercive control and a public scheme.
Franklin Pa May 20 The attorney for the prosecution and defense argued a case against the Venun ko Club of Ot City charged with the rule of liquor without a license The court heard admissions that members sent liquor to non members and debated whether members could take liquor home The defense contends members may drink or transport liquor bought by a member while the judge reserved decision The proceedings involve questions of club and home consumption under the liquor laws.
Titusville officials led by Mayor Joli T. Dillon vow strict enforcement of liquor laws, closing backdoors and Sunday sales, and clamping down on poker rooms and illegal gambling. Police will remove “dives” and arrest panhandlers, with offenders urged to find steady work or leave town.
Merchants report strong interest in Red Cross Seals during Christmas shopping. The small cost adds to a large local fund with three fourths of proceeds supporting local work. Demand is expected to rise in the coming days as sales continue.
A well known engineer on the Pennsylvania Railroad, Joseph Smith, 20, collapsed and died in Renovo Pa after a dining car moment on train 64 that left Kane the previous evening. He spoke with friends at the depot and then died, heart trouble cited as the likely cause. family and friends here were shocked by the sudden death.
A local note states Choice Dairy Butter seeks an automator separator butter delivery in packages to satisfy a purchaser named Clifton Tindway. Contact through Bell Phone 195-n ator for details.
Waeren, Pa. Dev. 19. Shotfield men report a colt became unmanageable and plunged into a creek after a spill over an embankment. John Hyen nearly drowned when his horse and wagon slid into the chilly water. He reached shore benumbed as the horse grew ill from contact with the cold. A saver attempted aid but pneumonia is feared and Hyen remains unable to speak above a whisper.
The community is invited to a Library Lecture Course featuring Senator Frante J. Cannon of Utah who opposes polyenm y. The eloquent speaker speaks from inside Mormon culture and politics. The event promises insightful discuss ion and will be held next Tuesday evening in the auditorium.
In a clipped exchange from a Boston Transcript column, Mand quips that repeating a claim about inheriting items from his mother Ethel would expose her stinginess. The dialogue hints at familial tensions and social perceptions without naming broader events or locations.
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