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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1911
Page
5
George R. Kress sued John A. O'Hara for alienation of wife’s affection. The dispute, heard by a three-person arbitration panel, ended with Kress awarded $760. The torn text mentions a Bathtub Mystery and unrelated window references.
A garbled ad copy touts Pillozoney as a quick cure for bilious feelings and poor digestion. It claims the medicine calms drowsiness and irritability overnight with no gripping or nauseating effects, priced 26 cents at Thomas Downey’s store. The rest reads as jumbled notes about aviation and a Chinese aviation fad with unclear details.
Dispatch from Kingston Jamaica details exiled Haytian generals facing mutiny and assassinations by rebels. Reports claim executions in homes at night and violence affecting women and children amid rising unrest. A separate note mentions a potato blight affecting 75,000 barrels and a fire damaging a village with $100,000 losses.
Auction notice states sale will positively close on February 28 with bidding details including a $400 H.08 item price and a $1.75 factor.
A promotional remedy claims to cure eczema pimples and scalp conditions with a single application and bottle, sold by a drugstore chain in many towns. It markets the product as a universal cure with guaranteed preparation and broad consumer reach.
Dr J B Leonhardt promotes a tablet remedy in an ad claiming internal causes of piles and permanent cure by internal methods. The product is sold by N Ames & Co druggists with a money back guarantee at $1 for two days. Postal address listed for more information in Buffalo New York.
The notice advertises fresh fish and oysters at low prices with specials on whole fish and fillets. It mentions a Fulton Market sale and a steamship line to Canada, plus a court martial for Captain Knight and a medical claim for PAZO OINTMENT.
Washington notes urge businesslike Postoffice management and praise Kamp Clark's political knowledge. The piece links Congress end of the Sixty-Second session with staffing changes and hints at a possible social season after Lent if an extra session is avoided.
An advertisement promotes Samose a nourishment product claiming to build strength and improve health. It asserts better results than theory and cites testimonials from customers who became robust after using the product for a week to ten days, with a bold offer and words of assurance.
A garbled note points to a piano shop at Garry No 8 South Center Street where a man sells player pianos and invites attention to his offerings.
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