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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1911
Page
4
An advertisement extols Rexall Orderlies as the best bowel remedy for children and adults, claiming gentle, effective relief from constipation without disturbing digestion. It promises a money back guarantee, notes two package sizes, and urges readers to buy only at The Rexall Store CO. Babbitt and Son drugists.
Anomalous forecast notes above normal temperatures east of the Rockies for gaming week. West of the range, temperatures near normal to slightly below. A weather disturbance moves across the Middle West later in the week bringing general unsettled conditions and changes in conditions across Northern and Central states.
An advertisement touts Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Rolt as a cure for piles with claims of proving effective for protruding symptoms. It markets the medicine at $1 a large bottle and promises money back if no benefit, urging readers to abandon salves and other treatments and contact Ames & Co in Corry, PA or Dr Joubardt Co in Station B, Montary, N. Prom. for booklets and ordering details.
Pope deplores Archbishop Ryan’s death in Philadelphia and notes his loss to the church. Speculation rises on a likely succession rival among prominent bishops, with Bishop Quigley of Philadelphia mentioned as a possible candidate amid church politics.
Kaiser, ill and unable to attend the court ball, has caused postponement. Horlin Poh reports the event originally set for Wednesday night was canceled as Kaiser’s health deteriorates, with officials noting his condition worsened than previously.
A dated health ad targets pale looking women, claiming habitual causes dull eyes and faded energy. Pillozones are advertised to restore health, color, appetite, and vitality, with a price of 25 cents per box and sales by Thomas Downey.
An advertisement promises relief for eczema sufferers with Manoline, to be used twice daily after bathing. If no improvement is seen, customers may return the empty tube for a refund of the purchase price, backed by a guarantee.
Toulon February 128 The French squadron concluded with a final gun duel amid the fore and aft turrets. The ships were loaded and fired at a half mile range. Two boats jammed. The two large guns of the Democratic were torn free and left seaward, while those of the Justice remained fixed skyward. Admiral Cellus says the report exaggerates but admits the Democratic in the Toulon will be unable to continue exercises before Thursday.
A United States Geological Survey report by Myron T. Puller warns polluted well water as a major typhoid source in rural areas. It urges locating wells away from pollution sources, covering wells and springs, and keeping water trenches distant to prevent contamination from animals and debris.
Richmond man Chaloner pursues the mystery of a hog named after Prince Dolgorouk? the same as his prize hog from a recent exposition. He says a receipt from the Ragestone logic acknowledges deadly moule naming the hog but offers no further reply. The case unfolds as Chaloner seeks a solution to the strange naming feud.
State Board of Pharmacy agents arrest eleven druggists including a Pittsburgh area clerk on charges of selling cocaine. Each held on bail after city informations filed by Joseph Al Giovanni, portal agent of the Pennsylvania board.
An 18th century style advertisement touts HYOME as a complete cheap cure for catarrh and related ailments. It claims a full outfit for $1 including bottle, applicator, and directions with follow up options. The copy targets general ailments and markets a “guarantee” on outcomes, with additional praise from druggists and sellers.
A man on the Chiativut street pier fought police after allegedly assaulting Robart Witten and beating another at the waterfront. Officers, wearing helmets, fired a warning shot and eventually subdued the suspect who was hospitalized in an unconscious state.
Reports say William Bhrle Dodeo Brokew, a builder and real estate magnate in New York, wed Denver’s Miss Heton Whwoot, age 24, after a romance fostered while she studied music in the city. Brokew’s bride is said to be living with Dr Hendryx’s family. the couple reportedly traveled for the ceremony, amid past marriages and a prior divorce in 1900.
In a rough inning against the New York Mob and St Louis Browns, LaPorte misplayed a fly ball and contributed to a late deficit. He stayed in for a double but failed to reach base again as teammates Gardner Ronch and McGrew covered second. The rally stalled and the defeat was blamed on the miscue and DaPorte’s subsequent poor hitting.
A convoluted story recalls a three acre Swarthmore area farm in Delaware County where a water pump plan yields a stream. The amused landlord quips a $40 monthly rent, while a Philadelphia reader mourns a broken memory amid late 19th century Turko-European affairs and political commentary.
An old testimonial extols a patent cure for rheumatism claiming rapid relief from pain and improved mobility after using a product marketed by N. F. Ames & Co. The ad references a customer from Troy, Pa, dated 1910, praising dramatic results and urging purchase at 60 cents. The text also promotes other products and distributors in Buffalo and Milwaukee.
A damaged local testimonial promotes Doan's Kidney Pills, citing relief for kidney and back pain. The letter from Gerry, Pinanya, claims dramatic improvement, while a October 1900 endorsement emphasizes the cure as miraculous. Notes on patient endurance and alleged widespread efficacy accompany the ad style text.
Durham Drug Co advertises De Dontotton relief for rheumatism claiming it works in six hours. The ad touts rapid action on the system, removes cause of pain, and promises clear results within hours with a price range of 160 to 1.00.
Local ad notes upholstery and furniture repair and finishing quality work with varying prices. Mentions spring rush and curb a cold with a cough remedy. Provides address 518 W Main St and references Mr Rooney.
Fragmentary OCR reading from a country village scene shows unclear chatter about occupation and travel. The text contains misread names and garbled phrases making interpretation difficult. No coherent event or subjects clearly identifiable.
Corry House Repair Co promotes sound repairs at 20 shop rear of Library Theater in Central area. Mentions a display or offer with a slogan Dont Fail to See Willing and references a man selling the Player Planow in Gorsy No 8 Bo Cantar Btogor with additional local details and directions.
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