08 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1911
Page
1
An advertisement proclaims Samone from C. Babbitt & Son can restore thin people to healthy flesh. It asserts weight gain as evidence of health and offers refunds if promised results are not achieved, urging readers to trust the ancient form of food. The copy relies on testimonials and scientific language of its era.
Two companies called out to protect a Black man named Willinta Dn bio as he faces tumult charge in Mannidaville Virginia after escaping from state prison. An additional unit from Glurkaburie and Captain Jackson Arnold’s detachment prepare to guard the area amid fears of violence as locals converge near the armory.
Democrats discuss possible special session as caucus weighs reciprocity bill and a permanent tariff board. Senators Stone, Huiberts, Billy, Smith, Simions opposed or supported various trade measures while Taft may trigger a special session if treaty action stalls. Newlands and Owen are lone Democratic backers of tariff board.
Canadian reciprocity sparks strong reaction from papermakers and paper merchants who argue the draft favors Canadian print paper and wood pulp. A Boston lawyer for a paper concern urged amendments to delay duty-free entry until Canadian timber and mills meet U S limits, highlighting the clash of interests between North American industries and the pending agreement.
London dispatch says a eunuch stabbed the regent at Pekin, but reports vary. The event fuels speculation of a palace plot to dethrone the young emperor in favor of a senior member of the imperial clan.
Texas Statesman reports Senator Bailey voices opposition to a gas Canadian reciprocity agreement, signaling potential friction in economic policy between Texas and Canada. The article notes Bailey’s concerns over energy pricing and cross border competition, with emphasis on regional impact.
New York Feb 5 President Peters of the Long Island railroad disclosed a plan to acquire 160 acres on Fortpond Bay north of Montauk Point. The harbor project envisions 1000 by 125 foot piers spaced 300 feet apart with breakwaters and deep water to allow ships to dock in all weather. Two steamship lanes could run from Montauk to Pennsylvania and New York, potentially adding two more trips annually for liners, boosting coastal service and harbor facilities.
In Rowling Pennsylvania Rev F K Huntesinger pastor of BL Luke's Lutheran Church officiated ten two hour wedding session. He married twelve young couples in rapid succession while offering rocking chairs in his parlor, inviting formal questions as part of the vows.
An old time ad claims Pathosone can flush out Wantos and restore digestion fast. It promises a day or two to feel fresh and energized, claim ordeals with yellow skin and fatigue corrected by a pill routine sold by Thomas Downey.
News from the Rio Grande describes a skirmish near Juarez with insurgents and Federal troops exchanging fire for under an hour. Orozco commands the Insurrectos with about 340 men, claiming more reinforcements, while Americans across the river jeer and pay the fighters. a train of mules is sent to Fort Sill for border ammo.
Mrs Marlo Nevie Bull widow of the noted surgeon William Bull died suddenly at her Newport home on a Christmas eve night. She had endured several hardships over the past years and her weakening health led to her death in the evening. Burial is planned for Saturday at the island cemetery beside her husband.
Washington reports the Bureau of Investigation pursues concealed assets tied to Benjamin D. Greene and John Gaynor, now held in Atlanta prisons for complicity in Savannah harbor frauds. They faced a $400,100 judgment. release terms and pauper’s oath are discussed, with James Hamilton Lewis named as their representative. Albany announces sale of The Country Gentleman to Curtis Publishing Company of Philadelphia, publishers of National outlets, noting its 1881 establishment by Luther Tucker.
Pauline, a woman trainer appearing at the Majestic Theater with trained leopards in Norfolk, was severely injured when a leopard sprang from behind and attacked her. She will recover.
A humorous item proposes a Baldheaded Club in every American city with parade banners criticizing dandruff and baldness. It notes Parisian Sage ads once claimed hair loss remedies, and mentions legal and sports notes about individuals and a player sale to Buffalo.
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