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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1911
Page
4
A legislative committee on fixation rejected Mrs Smiths plan that every unmarried man over 36 pay a tax of 85 to his city or town. The proposal would have allowed escape by presenting to local assessors, with overseers to expand funds for the support of disadvantaged marriages.
Diphtheria rages at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore with 25 patients, including doctors, nurses, students, and patients affected. Several wards closed, many patients moved to other hospitals or homes, while only critical cases remain. Two physicians and several nurses are among those affected as hospital containment measures are emphasized.
An advertisement-like fragment touts Perronone as a remedy for fatigue, weakness, and poor appetite. It promises stronger blood, renewed vigor, and quick results, claiming lasting cure and increased endurance. It cites a physician or author figure Thomas Von Tey and references pages P20 22 25.
A fragment warns that refusing a rule could upset shoppers who fear missing their favorite candy store items. The text mentions a box of candy and urges taking an extra box home tonight to avoid disappointment on forthcoming holidays and state occasions.
An advertisement claims microbes cause baldness and offers Rexall hair tonics as a cure. It boasts a personal guarantee, promising a refund if the remedies fail, and urges readers to buy from local Rexall stores with emphasized color restoration and scalp benefits. It cites doctors and trials to bolster the promise.
Winter poultry illness guide outlines treatments for catarrh and liver congestion in fowls. It warns on coughing, nasal discharge, and lung inflammation, recommends separation of sick birds, anti disease feeds, and kerosene dips, with quinine dosing and caution about dangers to older birds. A separate note reports the French yacht Alma wrecked near Cape San Antonio, with details pending.
An explosion of mis-spelled names and legal twists outlines the Gatigny case in which D Aulby de Gatieny faces imprisonment for selling counterfeit wines to patrons of Cholenis Pruslin. A prior $200,000 extortion claim and forged wine packages are cited as grounds for a retrial ordered by the Orleanes court after a partial sentence was deemed inconsistent.
New York markets show prices for wheat corn oats butter and flour with No 1 northern spring and No 2 yellow corn quoted. Buffalo livestock includes prime vealers cows bulls and sheep with prices and ranges for Hogs and lambs. hay market reports for Timothy and straw with prices per ton.
President Taft commuted six month sentences for W. S. Harlant and Hilton and I, both convicted of peonage offences, reducing their 18 month terms to six months. Harlan’s broader pardon request was denied, and no other changes were made to existing sentences. The commutations followed a formal executive order issued in Washington.
Springfield, Mo. Web. 25. An unknown tramp died on impact when a Frisco No. 4 passenger train derailed near bwedenberg. One tramman was fatally injured and two others badly hurt. several passengers uninjured. Wreckers moved in as service delayed slightly. Atlas Plant news and unrelated items follow in the edition.
An 1910 advertisement by N. F. Amen & Co. extols Pamlan Boge claimed to cure baldness and dandruff. It features testimonials from women and families, asserting a single bottle cost 50 cents to $1.00 and a two week guarantee or money back. It promotes the tonic as superior to rival hair tonics and claims universal use across America.
An old time advertisement page fragment lists catarrh balm and patent remedies with scattered names and places in Pennsylvania. It mentions editors and retailers such as Curler Jr. of Satisville and TROMAS DOWNEY and LINDELPY & BONA, noting a claimed cure and pricing.
Fragmentary OCR lines show unclear names and figures including references to Ail and AML. No coherent event or clear entities emerge. current text lacks context or actionable details to form a complete news item.
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