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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1911
Page
6
An advertisement promotes a remedy for indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims food fermentation causes gastric issues and that taking a 50 cent bottle of Diapepsin eases symptoms within five minutes. The copy emphasizes quick judging of stomach health and urges immediate use to restore appetite and comfort.
An editorial ad claims piles are caused by stagnant blood in the lower bowel and cannot be cured by salves or suppositories. It promotes Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Rold as a guaranteed internal remedy sold by Ny F. Ames & Co. with a 24 day treatment and a booklet offered by Dr. Leonhardt Co. Buffalo New York.
Funeral services were held for Miss Cora Sherman on Monday, with burial postponed to Thursday January 11 at Waterford Cemetery due to severe cold and storm. The report also notes locals such as J.M. Applebee of Wattsburg improving after illness, and several residents dealing with fevers, colds, or other ailments.
Lulu Glaser performs The Waltz Bong with expanded words at the Majestic Theater in Brooklyn as part of The Girl and the Kaiser. The item will be true with every copy of next Sunday's New York World featuring the song.
An advertisement notes a sample book release by the International Tailoring Company of New York City. It mentions fabric and model completion for a coming weapon Calarty while linen remains complete, and lists A. M. Messenger and Son as sole agents for Cory and Vininity.
A fragmented report notes a Dans Thiraday night event at Tatolug school with unclear details. Readable bits mention attendees and parting echoes as the scene closes.
At the Armory Roller Rink Mor. O Rourke allegedly injured Prof. H C Doone of New York, a recognized world champion, during a skating stunt described as a spy cat attraction. The event drew interest from both young and old as the week unfolds.
A runoff of personal mentions describes visitors and residents in Buffalo Erie Jamestown Meadville Warren Corry Spartansburg and Oil City. Names include Mrs Steel Mrs Roberts Captain Baker Leon Morris Miss Wilcox Maude Spotts and Mrs Rogers among others with remarks on illness travel and a humorous exchange in the Ladies Home Journal.
Aviator Weymann native of Hay flew a Farman biplane with two passengers. He departed Chalons at 10 o clock yesterday morning, reached Chalons again near 4:82, and landed at the camp at 3:32. The round trip covered about 38 miles, amid early aviation feats and public attention.
A historical note explains that ivory billiard balls shrink in width more than length due to moisture, with pre made balls using denser ivory to compensate. It states cow elephant tusks were preferred for billiard balls, unaltered by dye, then shaped and polished after long aging and a second process in New York Press.
Tonight at the sagio audience can see three full reels including neograph comedy When Min Loves and The Reddewed Criminal plus Mike Be comes the Housemaid. The hour show promises the comedy hit of the year and Pride scents. Don’t miss this fine bit.
Viewers meeting adjourned due to the city solicitor's inability to attend. The alley gathering between First and Second avenues was postponed and will be held January 25.
A desk calendar from 1911 described as a daily reminder to notice future events. Noted features include excellent paper weight and decorative appeal for desks. The pad may be renewed yearly at a small cost with several styles available and portable designs priced around 4.09 each.
Fragmented real estate notice lists rooms and large house details with terms like 4 room, 2 1.3, 200 N mention, and rental intent. Mentions Wright Street city area, furniture factory, and various owner and occupant references in a jumbled OCR strip.
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