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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1912
Page
4
An Olds describes the REO V 30-35 as his farewell car, boasting 67 improvements over prior models and a center cane handle control for gear shifting. It features foot-operated brakes, a compact three-inch gear shift, 114 inch wheelbase, 60 inch wheel, and 15 mph top speed with 2 4 5 passenger bodies. call for details.
LeGrand M. Durham, agent for Corry and Vicinity, notes that white pepper is allowed to ripen on vines and berries are decorticated after picking. Black pepper results from berries picked before full ripening, outlining processing distinctions at Durham's Brug Store in Corry, Pa.
Fragments describe a claimed catarrh cure from Hall's Catarrh Cure by J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. The text claims the disease is constitutional and critiques local remedies, offering $100 for proof of failure and urging readers to buy the tonic and pills from druggists.
Three large blast furnace stacks will be built before summer at Monessen by Pillshure Steel Co. Two stacks start this week after a Wednesday break. They will be the first near the city within 10 miles outside Steel Corp. ownership and will have a 500 ton daily capacity. The project includes four new open hearth furnaces, a new merchant, and an estimated cost of 24,010,000.
A Corny correction talk extols a tonic named Tona Vita as a cure for nervous debility caused by city life. It claims the stomach is affected by a broader nervous weakness and promises quick restoration of strength and appetite. The ad mentions Lee's Rhubarb Laxative as a companion remedy and notes sales by N. F Ames & Co in Corry.
Reappointed Deputy Attorney General Joseph A Rellose in Albany after retirement from the Supreme Court bench at year end. He resumes the post previously held when Governor Dix appointed him to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court. The office salary is $5,900 a year.
A letter from a Greek subject in New York claims complicity in the murder of Archbishop Milanon and his driver. The writer states the crozier is hidden on the Meridown river bank and that Turkish forces carried out the crime to block Greek membership.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention authorities, a committee, money enclosed, and a riverbank search for a person or item. Details are unreadable. no clear names, dates, or locations are discernible.
In St Petersburg in January the Zemstvos of Southwest Russia adopt a statement praising a boycott of American agricultural machinery. The edition in Rossius links the move to official circles and suggests it aims to shift toward Russian industry expansion. The plan would pressure American equipment and could expand domestic production and land under cultivation across Europe.
In Old Forge a shooting incident left James Rowalox dead from a bullet wound and two others hospitalized with gunshot injuries. Raphael Liter and Long Seoth were arrested, with police seeking brothers of Literk. A tavern quarrel over a woman sparked the violence.
A vintage ad touts Painozone as a safe, pleasant cure for cramps and stomach ailments. It promises instant relief and broad use for abdominal issues, with claims of tested strength and a free trial bottle offered by a salesman named Thomas Dowson.
Advert says Mustarine from Begg's and Roxy brands relieves pain from cold, headaches, toothaches, and bronchitis. Claims rapid action in minutes without plasters and offers a money back guarantee via N. F. Ames & Co and mail orders from J. A. Begg Co., Rochester.
Eye strain is blamed for brief dizzy spells headaches and palpitations. The notice urges prompt attention and offers a free eye examination at a local optician.
Dr Padoll and Dr Rye specialize in eye care with Corry Olive offering optometry services at the Ajax Building. BYERY FRIDAY refers to a local note about an event or appointment schedule this Friday.
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