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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1911
Page
4
An old advertisement extols HIEM-ROID tablets as a remedy for piles, promising relief from painful symptoms and noting distribution by M. Ames & Co and Dr. Leonbarde Co. Station B Buffalo N. The piece also includes a joke about average sleep needs, contrasting a patient’s claim with the doctor’s response.
A peculiar case in Ottiewar circuit court involves a defendant accused of stealing trousers valued around 93 000 dollars. The dispute centers on a paltry sum yet escalated to 32000 for lawyers, with William Lapin allegedly coerced into litigation over a clothing store theft.
Rome January 1 The pope received a total donation of three thousand dollars. Bishop Kennedy rector of the American voltessa presented two thousand dollars in Peter's peace from the diocese of Syrmouse.
The Ohio and Pennsylvania baseball league reorganized with Akron Unie Clinton and Youngstown joining the Central League. Uniontown Connellsville and other teams discussed, with a $1200 budget and a thirteen man squad. William Wilson of Pittsburgh eyed for president as salaries and leadership dominate the meeting.
Dr Schuman of Cornell addressed a student gathering debunking the notion that propaganda solves today’s problems. He argued socialism would not relieve poverty without altering incentives and would threaten the prosperity of the well off. The speech drew interest from about thirty club members and many other students.
The Weather Bureau reports no cold wave for the coming week. Above normal temperatures are expected across the eastern states through Thursday with scattered snow in the Northwest and disturbed patterns in the Southern regions. Western districts should remain generally fair with Friday warming trend in the Northeast and Atlantic states.
A vintage ad touts Painozone as a comforting aid for chest colds and a remedy for cranial indigestion headache and general aches. It claims quick relief from cold symptoms back aches and stomach troubles with a simple rub or dosage, marketed by Thos Downey.
Jan 17 Henton district reports a courtroom scene as Richeson Tany faces execution. Crowds in Boston and nearby listen as the prisoner, wearing a miter, is moved through the Charles river area amid heightened tension and anticipated condemnation.
A historical note compares nations by tea and coffee consumption. The United Briton ranks high in coffee and tea popularity, second only to the Netherlands in tea proportion to population.
William Holloran of Dunkirk arrested on a warrant from Philadelphia for punching Joseph Johnson and breaking his jaw during a Saturday night incident in Vi ton Bu ild on. He was arraigned and held for the Grand Jury on $500 bail. Johnson received medical care after the injury.
An ad lists HYOMEL a medicinal tonic with claims of healing a persistent throat condition and earning a money back offer. A second item reports a New York rail order for 116000 tons of rails for 1918 projects, with initial orders to Jackawinn Steel and the United States Steel Corporation.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions tobacco and weeds growing wild with possible references to smoking. Details are unclear and names appear garbled. The readable items suggest a rural context with tobacco cultivation and potential local concerns about plant growth and consumption.
John P. White, president of the Mineral Union, prepares to lead a meeting in Indianapolis tomorrow. Union members and supporters are expected to attend as discussions focus on upcoming actions and strategic plans.
Mitchell aims to force the recall of his resignation from the Mine Workers Federation at the meeting of delegates in Minneapolis. He seeks to remove the federation’s leaders and claim the presidency over zan. Support from Thomas Lewis is anticipated despite recent losses.
A Spanish cabinet resigns amid pressure following King Alfonso’s decision not to accept clemency for a criminal case. Reports say Senor Canalejas pushed for resignation while others refuse, with a new cabinet to be formed. The move follows widespread petitioning and public clamor.
Jan. 15 in Phindélpiyu Helen Tawa 19 of Want Lolth avenue learned she inherits 93 000 from John Hurmer of New York City. Hurmer died recently in New York at age th. Mind to Ma ald parents who live Heat Aline Ehile'n home.
The corpse of William Campion was recovered at his Brooklyn home after an apparent smoke suffocation incident. Campion, described as captain of the waterworks, was involved with the Mercantile Safe Deposit Company.
An 18th or early 20th century styled offer markets packets of Sweet Peas, claiming beauty and fragrance and listing varieties such as White pink lavender and double yellow. It touts orchid flavored accents and includes a deal on twenty eight packets plus jackets of Sweet Pony seeds.
An ad spreads claims Thompson's Barosma cures kidney and liver issues with testimonials from M. Ames Co and Thompson Downey. It markets bottles at $1 and offers money refunds if not cured. Separately, armored cruisers North Carolina and Washington arrival at Hampton Roads after gale, with yard transfers and plans to move ships to Washington.
A fragment advertises a trade offer from Asmie Milling Co of Corry PA seeking good milling buckwheat in exchange for corp meal and Avon weight. The note emphasizes improved baking results with better buckwheat.
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