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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1910

Page

8

New Local Anesthetic Quinine Claims Superior To Cocaine

Kansas City, Feb 9. Dr Henry Thibault of Scott Ark announces a medical discovery from Arkansas jungles that quinine injected locally can replace cocaine as a local anesthetic. The Kansas Medical College faculty endorses it, asserting it eliminates cocaine from use. Quinine is said to provide days of pain relief after surgeries and to harden tissues to prevent hemorrhage.

Kansas City Smokwoods Arkansas Unicnoralty of Kansas Medical College Henry Thibault Scott, Ark Mons Cocalna

Inquest Postponed On Indiana County Mine Disaster

Coroner James H Mammers postponed the inquest into the Ernest mine explosion that killed 11 men until early next week after consultations with Mine Inspector Roby The ten foreign victims were buried yesterday in St Bernards Catholic Cemetery with a procession of fellow countrymen Midbust Harrington the lone American victim will be buried there today

Indiana County Todiana James H. Mammers Ernest Roby

Kentucky Steamship Kentucky Sinks Near Cape Hatteras

Washington reports the steamship Kentucky encountered trouble after Norfolk inspection. It began taking water shortly after setting sail and was rescued only after its wireless distress call was answered by the freight steamer Alamo. The incident prompted an investigation by the steam boat inspection service.

Kentucky Washington Steamboat Inspection Service Mushtendi Norfolk Capa Hatteras

Rheuma Cure Promises Pain Relief and Kidney Benefit

A testimonial from James R Paige of Willink New York touts Rheuma as a cure for molatic rheumatism and kidney trouble. He claims two months of use brought relief after prior remedies failed and notes a money back offer from NP Ames & Co. The ad urges readers to buy before the offer ends and to share results with friends.

Corry James R Paige Sidney NP. Ames & Co Rheuma Co Wests Ave Suttato N.Y

Heat of Lava From Vesuvius Eruption Recurs in Crust

The report notes the 1858 eruption of Vesuvius leaving lava streams that remain hot twelve years later with steam issuing from cracks and mud crevices. References to earlier eruptions in 1787 and 1820 describe seamings and crust activity. A similar account mentions the Joruito volcano and vapors from 1760, with hot columns observed decades later.

Vesuvius Joruito Mesteo Java

Senator Flinn’s room boy tip sparks hotel caper in New Orleans

A garbled New Orleans report recalls Senator William Flinn of Pittsburgh receiving a tip from a bellboy after a guest allegedly left a suit with money. The tale describes hotel staff actions and a sequence leading to a cash transfer, though many details are unclear.

New Orleans Flinn New Orlans Mormer Willam Flinn Pittsburg Gra J. W. Pfoffer Grunewald Worl Dellbay Pfeltter

New Disease Strikes State Fish Hatchery

A new disease devastates Sprites Creole hatchery طور Shown wpis Myetérouly Harrisburg Pebs The loss reaches about 20000 trout with rapid deaths after infection Commissioner Meehan seeks US expert W C Marsh to determine the cause and halt the spread at the facility.

State Hatchory Myetérouly Harrisburg Pebs Sprites Creole Tive

Canton Woman Fatally Burned In Curtain Cleaning Accident

Canton residents report a fatal curtain cleaning incident as Mrs. C. A. Dane Jess suffered probable total burns while using kerosene. Her mother Mrs. Ann Crosby aged 85 and others nearby were reportedly burned as they aided. Four children affected. investigation pending in Canton.

Canton C. A. Dane Jess Ann Crosby W. J. Smead Danielaen Paniura

Fractured Faith and Hypocrisy in a Leader’s Confession

The fragment presents a distressed narrator recalling a leader’s admission of faults and a subsequent accusation of hypocrisy. The speaker claims rejection after exposing sins, framing the situation as a crisis of trust and perceived moral duplicity within a troubled group. An overtones of remorse and public scrutiny emerge from the quoted dialogue.

Mrs. Pinkham Offers Help To Women With Private Illnesses

An 19th century plea invites women to consult Mrs. Pinkham for female weaknesses in private, arguing no cost and confidential care. It highlights years of experience, written consent for testimonials, and a promise that letters are read by women in Lynn Massachusetts.

Inventor Davenport Dies After Paralytic Stroke

Davenport Suffern, a renowned inventor of the Lyonot locomotive pilot and the modern locomotive cab, died at 95 after a paralytic stroke at Zour. Once active in Massillon, he declined further work due to age and weakness, ending his project on a new machine.

Davenport Zour Canton Joseph Ravenport Han Doen Uetlement Prosent Lyonot Iyod Ib Massillon

Adam and Eve's Homestead Rail Plan Near Garden of Eden

Reported project links Sir William Willcocks to a proposed narrow gauge line to the Garden of Eden site, Turkish public works advisor measuring the Adur and Eye homestead in the Hurllah district about 260 kilometers north of Baghdad. An oval site lies at the center of a vast plain crossed by four rivers in the region of the Tigris and Euphrates.

Constantinoply William Willcocks Cleima William Adur Eye Bagdad

Rescued Crew Brought to Mulifax After Calelum Sinks

The Nova Statian burl Calelum, bound for Carteret from French Guiana with phosphate, foundered after a collision or mishap. The crew and captain were rescued by the oil tank steamer Gorvian and brought to Mulifax. The wreck occurred Saturday evening, and reports mention a park set ablaze and the vessel sinking. The article also references church railing costs and a 16th century note about employment by Rehard Woodman.

Halifax Mulifax Freitch Guiana Carteret

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