11 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1911
Page
1
An advertisement touts Nero Tablets as a tonic to refresh tired nerves and restore energy. It claims the pills feed the nerves, renew vitality, and improve overall body function, offering a refund if the first box does not benefit the user.
A hurricane-like wind havoc struck southern and temperate districts of the province at Bueno Ayres. Jewish Colonization Association farmers suffered heavy losses with many killed and buildings destroyed including a schoolhouse. The report notes widespread damage across the farming area and mentions the aftermath in the storm’s wake.
Arnolds puzzled by George B Griscom Jr after a sensational interview on a Berlin bound steamship. The article notes the family denial of marriage to Mia Arnold and reports a pending attachment against Griscom and his father, with a scene at a Fifth Avenue department store following a lawyer’s appearance.
In Atlantic City on February 11 George Orizcom Jr., son of Dorothy Arnold, arrived alone at the station and stayed at the Chalfonte hotel. He and his mother, Mr and Mrs George Grincom, reached the city by carriage. Both families offered no statement about plans for a wedding in Atlantic City or Philadelphia, and no definite intentions were disclosed.
A 900-pound steer escaped from a slaughterhouse and terrorized two Danville wards for more than an hour. It charged a trolley car and knocked a man down, causing a panic on MUL street as residents fled. Local attempts to lasso the animal failed until a final capture effort ended the incident.
Ferdinand P and Earle Gonsion were reportedly busy when the artist returned home to find a handsome woman waiting. The event suggests a personal distraction affecting the household routine and public lifestyle notes.
Middletown N Y Feb 1 A rumor swirled about artist Earle Corralled known for three affinities in three years as he allegedly sealed a fourth at his Orange County home near Montes. The tale spread after Artitt Walla alleged a lavish scene involving a handsome young woman. Villagers claimed Earle’s driver vanished at the station and the party fled before locals could intervene. Some say the fourth affinity is a hoax and Earle is finishing a volume of poems.
An advertisement recounts a patient’s August through December treatment for nervous dyspepsia. After trying many remedies, a box of MI-ONA was taken and stomach pain ceased by December 2. The copy extols MI-ONA as the best indigestion prescription and notes availability from Ned Amey Co and Booth’s Miona at 60 cents per box.
In New York on February 1 judge Martin sentenced Thomas Wey to imprisonment in the New York State Penitentiary after a guilty verdict on one count. Wey had published General Wickersham's letters and other papers connected to the Hugh Trimt convention and a sugar toilning company file from the office of U S District Attorney Henry A. wires without authority.
Report details thieves dragging corpses from crypts in Erie to steal possible jewels. Bodies of Mrs McCollom and Mrs Scott found mishandled. McCollom’s body pulled onto the floor, then replaced. Detectives Bourgeois and Belvidle claim first discovery and plan broader search. Perkin agency also involved, promising a quick resolve.
Washington reports from Red Cross dispatches reveal dire famine in China with 2,000,000 expected to die without prompt relief. Parents abandon children as bodies line roads. near half a million dollars needed immediately to alleviate suffering across a 300 by 150 mile area.
Edward Appler former auditor of the Marietta Columbus and Cleveland railroad fled the county jail with George Bayless charged with burglary. A duplicate key unlocked cell doors and both men escaped through a shaft to the airvent then walked to the Ohio River bridge and fled toward Pittsburgh. A large reward circulates for App ler and Bayless remains at large.
Henry Dixey, a renowned veteran of the stage born in Worcester, Massachusetts, in 67 years, died at his city home. His wife heads the Comal masque players. Dixey began with Abbott and Fenner Opert companies and later acted with the Boston troupe and Austin Daly companies.
Fragmentary OCR note from Dublin describes a very young man named Gete Wieor who longs to be perfectly happy if allowed to have his own way. The text is garbled and incomplete, with scattered names and phrases suggesting a personal or social vignette rather than a full report.
An old advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a universal cure for colds cough throat nose and bronchial ailments. It claims instant relief and thorough cure, urging customers to buy at Thomas Downey's for 1.00 with two doses.
A House resolution introduced by Representative Parsons of New York urges President to terminate the 1832 treaty with Russia. It accuses Russia of discriminating against Americans of the Jewish faith and cites Russia’s failure to honor American passports for Jewish citizens as justification.
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