11 Jan 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1911
Page
1
Mrs Gertrude Kozel of Smithfield Pa reports severe ankle rheumatism for months, finding relief after using Rheuma through N J Ames & Co. and Rheuma Company Buffalo. The ad claims swift aid, kidney and stomach benefits, and a money back guarantee for 60 cent trial bottles.
Piles cause despair and threaten life, while internal treatment claims to curb the ailment. A tablet medicine from Dr Leoubardt’s Hom-Rold Co purportedly removes symptoms and offers a cure, with a large box advertised for $1 and books available by mail from Buffalo NY.
In Wheeling West Virginia a court heard testimony on an alleged attempted poisoning by Mrs Schenk of her husband John Behente. Dr Hupy testified that medicine given to Behente contained arsenic and had been tampered with after initial examination. The scene drew a large crowd of mainly women as Behente's condition remained serious and Mrs Schenk hailed from the town with her brother involved in the case.
Philadelphia reports the death of Benjamin Cramp, a Philadelphia builder, found in a bathroom after an apparent accidental self exposure to gas. Mrs Cramp and a servant forced the door. physicians failed to revive him and he died at 9 PM at Penn Synd hospital. Authorities believe a gas lamp caused the fatal incident.
System Requires Frequent Cleans ing Not only outside but Inside as well. Your body must be frequently elem ed, Otherwise it becomes loaded Wit the wasten that clog up the wheela of health. Pilloxones Strengthen and regilate the bowels analyt digestion enrich the blood and fortify the nerves. Pilloxones bring vitality and freshness to those ailing with billiousness headaches constipation kidney or liver trouble. Price 26 cents. Sold at Thomas Dow ney's 1941-18.
A Mexican steamer on the Grijalva river sinks after a redsol blaze, drowning nine passengers and seven crew members. The disaster hits Vera Crag region as a severe, long storm causes extensive property damage and loss of life among local residents and prominent passengers.
Salvator Castizillo was named minister to Nicaragua and presented his credentials to President Tutt at the White House. The ceremony connected the formal transfer of diplomatic relations with ongoing constitutional and state affairs in Nicaragua.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a reward, medical tests, and the name Cheney & Co plus a Toledo address. The readable text is garbled, offering no clear event, date, location, or outcome to describe a coherent news item.
A garbled note reports a jeweler placing a Valuq of 4100 and a doctor pricing items differently. The text is fragmentary with unclear names and actions, offering little coherent detail beyond the monetary figure and a medical professional reference.
A misread riverine account describes a hayrack overturning on a country road during a riot like scene. A boy riding it was thrown into a fold and killed after being struck by wind and the collapsing hayrack near Bynd Crosapolit.
In a swift display at the event, Sohubb Beauty defeated rivals including Com Lon and Font 1 bsmile rage, with a standout performance lasting 1 hour 30 minutes and two seconds, taking top honors at Luqvenne Onraan.
New York notes the United States Steel Product Export chief Tames A. Farrell is picked as president of United States Steel Corporation, replacing William S. Gorey whose resignation was announced. The finance committee endorsed Farrell after a board meeting, noting his 25 years in steel and related industries and leadership of the Product Export company since 1903.
An advertisement touts Catarrhozone as a superior remedy over a prior elixir. It claims to target the throat and digestion, with vapor healing to strengthen and restore a weak throat. The ad lists price points 260 and 1.00 and urges immediate purchase.
Albany Jan 10 Ian Thomas M Osborne and Francis 4 Whilard said the Democratic leagues as a body took no part in selecting a United States senator. They urged branches to find the best possible representative and said the league cannot endorse any one candidate. Several members were named as possible honors including Edward M Shepard Judge Herrick Seymour Van San Voords Hon Alton By Parker and Herbert P Wall.
On leaving town the business will close and sell all remaining hats at 1.60 each. All goods in stock to be sold at cost or less. Sale begins Tuesday, January 10, with Hazal Sisorn mentioned as owner.
A fragmented lyric passage appears to be an experimental verse from a theatrical setting. The text mentions a playful naming style and hints at artistic tension between time, memory, and performance without clear narrative details.
In Wheeling a jury heard opening statements in the Schenk murder trial. Prosecutor Handing contends Mrs Schenk killed John C Schenk with arsenic and sugar of lead to gain his money, naming Albert Schenk as head of the conspiracy. The defense asserts she is innocent and not linked to the crime.
An ad claims Vale people have pale blood and poor digestion but Ferrozone can rebuild appetite and strength. It promises vital life giving blood, rosy cheeks, and renewed energy from Ferrozone. The tablet is sold in a 50 cent box by Thomas Downey, with dates F.9-11-14.
The Waite House committee on Inquiry has concluded hearings on bribery charges involving Senator Gore and contracting lawyers with five civilized tribes. Indications suggest the committee will find that the bribery charges are not sustained by the evidence.
All persons indebted to Hasel Bin Tora are urged to call and settle at once as we are closing out our business. Prompt payment needed to complete final matters.
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