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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1911
Page
4
An old advertisement claims snoring stems from nasal catarrh and that Catarrhaxone cures it by destroying the cause and healing membranes. It promises relief within minutes, cleaning nasal discharge and preventing throat droppings. Available in large and trial sizes, priced around $1 to $1.50, sold by Thomas Donney.
A Durham Drug Co advertisement claims a product named Thou Him or similar relief for rheumatism in about six hours. It touts rapid action, ease of use, and affordability with prices ranging from 75e to 4.00. The copy emphasizes quick disappearance of the cause and the disease across the system.
Fragmented OCR notes describe stamped wall papers of Spain and England around 1655, tracing a shift from velvet textures to silklike finishes, then a later transfer to paper wall coverings. Mentions general adoption over about a century and long use in houses.
Local ad offers upholstery and furniture repair and refinishing. Prompt service and reasonable prices noted. String a spring rush and send card to Mr Rooney at 618 West Mill Street.
A garbled ad style snippet promotes a man described as selling the Pliyor Planon in Gomy. The text mentions locales Dont Fail to See Willing and street references Conter Btreat 0 in unclear form. The readable portion hints at a promotional or display event.
Reports from Washington indicate strong talk of an extra session to clear the calendar and tackle the tariff schedule and appropriation bills. Democratic leaders warn a Senate vote may be possible before March 4, with speakers lining up on reciprocity and the overall balance of power shaping the outcome.
A vintage ad asserts Pape's Diapopain ends stomach misery by quickly neutralizing heartburn and indigestion. It promises relief within five minutes, no sour belching, and no gas, claiming the product cures and prevents fermentation of food. Available at drug stores in 50 cent and larger sizes.
A one story bungalow features single floor living with a long roomy layout. It lists a small living room and reception area that can become a great room if vestibule and coat closet are removed. Two ample chambers with closet space and a liberal bath, a basement under rear, kitchen trapdoor access, overall 26 by 43 feet. Construction price quoted at 1700 dollars with plans and speller book option 800 for 13 dollars. Glenn J. Baxton, editor contact.
Fragmentary text lists names and items such as Cure CHENDY & Co and Waldi ng Kinnan Marvin, with scattered phrases about cures and products. No coherent event or date emerges. content appears to be an unusable OCR snippet from an advertisement or legal notice.
A Philadelphia Press snippet notes men digging a well at the corner. The speaker questions a husband’s search for work, suggesting he is out looking at work rather than for it, reflecting local labor effort. No further details on names or places are given.
A damaged market notice promotes Sweet Peas and orchid varieties with bold claims. Edgar A Higging of Swot Von Specialint offers 2d coins for packets of listed varieties, plus an extra orchid Howared Sweet Pon with orders before February 16. Address given as Avoca No Y.
Local testimonials tout Lincoln's Catarrh Balm as a cure for catarrh hay fever and asthma. Pastors doctors and editors from Blairsville Allentown Bridgeport and Blashville endorse the remedy, claiming relief after years of suffering. Available for 50 cents at Downet's opposite the depot.
Washington February 1 An incomplete draft of a bill to restrict federal courts from issuing injunctions failed to garner enough support. Lawmakers say no chance for quick action this session and the administration’s advocates abandon hope of quick passage.
In Fork, Pa a woman died after she tripped over a heater and fumes filled the room. Her husband, returning from work, found her unconscious and attempted to assist as the blaze was extinguished. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
A Corry druggist reports Nora Tablets show strong results with a near perfect guarantee, claiming to strengthen nerves and blood, improve vitality, and act as a general system tonic. An unrelated court anecdote notes ignorant attorney behavior, quoted from the Philadelphia Telegraph.
Taft issues a special message and four executive orders nullifying the Minnesota treaty terms of 1854 and 1863 to curb liquor in Indian country. The action aims to prevent white intrusion and protect tribes while nearby Minneapolis and St Paul areas face drought threats. A separate note reports a woman saved from a moving train near Wallington after a man attempted to grab her.
A garbled note asks if a jig on minn's corne constitutes provocation for swearing and mentions a corn extractor product. It advertises sale in Corry by Chom a9, Downey, PLL with a price of 260, and lacks clear details or coherent context.
An old advertisement promotes Painozone for pain relief and disease prevention at home. It claims quick tummy and stomach aid, cramps, indigestion, heart pain, headaches, diarrhea, belching, and vomiting relief. The Painogone family comes in 606 bottles 26 cents, sold by Thomas Downoy.
In the Age of Solenoa the speaker questions whether a court would alter a fundamental condition of life. He references a phrase about glowering at bred tint and complains about changes. Whitt contemplates advances and asks about easing a task. The passage ends with a question about what awaits for Joya.
Rome reports a quieter night as a mild frost eases. February 17 notes indicate temperate conditions with a fall in heat and a late chill. The piece mentions a dog show in New York where Toronto’s man wins the Steers Cup and Miley of Toronto secures a prize with a dog, reflecting local events amid the weather snippet.
A fragmented report notes a local group led by Ty Lampa seeks county funds for a Butter Lamp project. The item references community figures Jin Lalla Willy Bhollw and Chee Yd and outlines discussions on financial support. Further details remain unclear due to OCR damage.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions road work or changes at a local road near Neuvethal Road and a listed name Richa Fearn Le Son. It references time and musicians and a paper from prenout, but details are unclear and mainly nonessential.
Fragmentary OCR text contains scattered words and names, no coherent event or entities to identify. Unable to determine a person, organization, date, or location to craft a factual title and summary.
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