13 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1911
Page
1
An advertisement extols Nero Tablets as a remedy to fatigue irritability and worn nerves. It claims the tablets renew vitality and restore natural function across the body, promising renewed vigor and nerve strength with a full money back guarantee if the first box does not help. Packaged at sixo price per box and sold by druggists in Corry.
Adan F. Hater, trustee of Reading Connell No 48, Order of United American Mechanics, was to face a magistrate for misappropriating funds but failed to appear. Family fears harm. bail denied due to absence. The item also briefly mentions Berlioz and a ruined career tied to personal scandal.
New York brokers discuss a claimed Georgia plot to release boll weevils and ruin crops across Georgia and into South Carolina. A Atlanta report allegedly warned Governor elect Hoke Smith, with speculation of New York interest and cotton operators debating motive and risks. The tale includes secret service intrigue and a failed meeting setup.
Pranoty R. Arnold, mother of missing Dorothy Arnold, reached Naples aboard the Canaria Panorma and declared she does not know if her daughter is alive or dead. She expressed grave concern and said the matter rests with authorities.
A Philadelphia gas tragedy claimed the lives of Hyman Berkowitz 42, Rose Hotkowits 40, and five children Mendin 48, Michael 2, Sarael, Rebecca 7, Path 5, after a leak flooded Pearl Place and 28 Christ ian Street. The eldest Minnie, child to be married in days, was found hanged on the second floor. The father returned after a celebration and accidentally pulled the gas tube, causing the deadly fumes.
Snoring remedy advice suggests breathing through the mouth with catarrh and promotes Catarrhozone as a cure. The product claim says it destroys catarrh causes healing membranes, cleans nostrils, stops discharge, and prevents throat dripping in minutes. Sold by Thomas Howney with a large bottle and trial size offered.
A circumscribed Triana report describes an anarchist plot to bomb King Emmanuel and King Peter of Sarvi Ram Mob. The paper notes Victor Emmanuel and Byrvia authorities uncovered operatives linked to London and New York, who were arrested in Triana as the scheme was thwarted. The narrative names several associates and locations, highlighting a global network exposed by police actions.
President Taft remains hopeful for reciprocity legislation this session, predicting unified support despite opposition. He plans a broad campaign with Cabinet officers to explain the treaty with Canada, asserting opposition is not organized and asserting his personal effort will drive action. Congressman-elect Littleton of New York praises Taft, pledging party and national support for the president.
Massachusetts Representative McGal urged swift floor action on the reciprocity bill in the House. The measure faces opposition from many moderates and rivals within the administration, as party members split over endorsing or condemning the president’s stance.
In a tense push, lawmakers advance a renewal priority with significant Democratic support. The bill faces intense debate as party leaders argue the measure is essential for fiscal stability and future policy.
Harris, once state treasurer, took garbolic acid thinking it gin. He narrowly escaped death as doctors counteracted the poison. He misread the bottle location, took a fatal dose, and was soon out of danger after urgent treatment. American art student Henry Lawrence Waife remains missing as police and private investigators gain little. The search is discouraged and may be abandoned. Untitled tonnage figures from U S Steel show a dip in published tonnage for January 41.
An official notice states passenger fares on the New York Central line in Williamport Pennsylvania will increase from 2 to 2 1/2 cents per mile starting March 1. The change affects travel on the Pennsylvania division and was announced by railroad authorities.
Thomas J Ham longtime editor and proprietor of the Wayne County Herald died in Lakewood New Jersey after a long career in Wayne County politics and journalism. Born 1827 in Honesdale he authored biographies and poems and once led the Wayne County Democracy. Funeral services will be held tomorrow in Honesdale.
Nursing mothers face strain on vitality as blood weakens and nerves tighten from sleep loss and anxiety. Ferrozone is promoted as the most effective remedy, rebuilding strength by supplying materials for recovery. Sold in Corry by Thoman Downey. PUY-L5-1S
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