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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1911
Page
5
Edward Vil a victim among noted authors and artists is commemorated in a feature highlighting state leaders and soldiers. The piece reflects on recent tributes dated with connections to influential figures and regional institutions.
A long obituary list recalls prominent individuals across nations and professions. It mentions actors, politicians, scholars, inventors, and public figures such as Newton Martin Curtle of Ft. Tsu, Monty Neville the actor, Judge Melville Pultor, and several others with ties to New York, London, Paris, and beyond, noting their deaths and notable roles.
A jumble of references to conventions and meetings across North American and European venues. Mentions include national and international assemblies in Philadelphia Topanito Washington and other cities with notes on labor, religious, and youth organizations.
Fragmented OCR note records multiple blazes and damages across locations including Lenton, Campbeltown, and Ervianalst. Mentions buried buildings, false starts, and casualties or losses with scattered figures. Unknown details hinder clear attribution to specific events or dates.
A cluttered urchin of an advertisement touts HYOMET and BYOMEL as a cure for catarrh and ear infections. It claims a simple nasal drop and inhaler kit for about one dollar, with separate HYOMMI bottles sold by Amen Co. and druggists, promising fast relief and a home plan.
An 81 year old church secretary J J Meates of the Hogrd af Homa Mlusions presided at a Philadelphia gathering. The gathering discussed reform within the Presbyterian alive, noting divisions and concerns over governance and moral conduct, with laymen urged to engage actively.
Reported in Kerake area that Bedouins claim they will restore seized arms and loot. They say the first Bedouin force recently drove out Turkish garrison and officers at Kerk, Syria, and were heavily engaged in battle. They intend to return arms captured at Kerake and Wiwen, delivering them to the Porte.
An advertisement claims Dr Dotchon's Heltet rapidly relieves rheumatism in six hours with first dose benefits and quick disappearance of pain. It lists price at 100 dollars and mentions Duphan Drug Co selling to Peru and Ecuador while social and political notes are mixed in with unrelated text.
Report notes workers of the Dover Manufacturing Company relieved from suspicion after a factory shutdown. Investigation traced actions to a heat and boiler room incident as engineers and supervisors testified, with no firm link to sabotage. Local authorities summoned workers for statements as the factory closure drew public attention.
An old style medical advertisement extols Ne-Ro Tablets as a cure for debility and nerve weakness. It likens the body to a machine and promises restoration of blood, nerves, and strength through the product sold at drug stores, urging immediate use to counter chronic symptoms.
The annual meeting of Pa Won's Mutual Fire Association will be held Tuesday January 10 at 10:00 a.m. at its Corry offices for election of officers and general business. A. IL Dimatesh, President, G. D. Heath, Secretary.
W Mortis advertises up-to-date sewing machines at 150 N Center Street with a ten year guarantee and proper instructions. The offer emphasizes choosing a model as a Christmas present and invites customers to visit the shop for details.
An antique advertisement claims a laxative bromide remedy cures a cold with money back by Italian signature on each box. It promises benefit and lists minor details resembling a cure claim and price wording.
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