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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
1
A paraphrased report notes men in Warren endorsing a monetary reform plan. It discusses Democrat and business support, the Aldrich plan, and references a broad national economic reform effort. Included are remarks by an assistant secretary and a convention atmosphere among trade representatives. The piece also contains a curious animal accident anecdote about a cat reflecting on temperature effects.
An old advertisement promotes Patnorone a topical remedy for aches sprains neuralgia and conditions described as back and nerve pains. It claims deep penetrating effect with a trial bottle offer and emphasizes its suitability for family use as a pain killer sold by a Thomas Downey and J W Grove signature line. It also mentions a laxative bromide product with a money back guarantee. The text reflects a vintage drug ad style with several product claims.
Ely Bly proves safe shipboard descent by leaping from South San Francisco to the Pennsylvania’s deck aboard a Curtis biplane. Thousands watched as the feat set a new aviation record amid cheering officers. Bly praised wind and platform approach, then returned home to Tanforan greeted by Major O Neill’s infantry and cheering troops.
Senator Lodge received congratulations after news of his election reached Charlestown Massachusetts. He issued a public statement thanking supporters including the legislature and Massachusetts papers. He expressed gratitude and pledged to serve the country and state to earn the trust placed in him.
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission awarded a silver medal and funds to Edwarde Wave, Edwarde Wave? and Anne C. Bromley for bravery during the Aug 9 attempt on Mayor Gaynor’s life in New York. The ceremony noted multiple recipients, including Philip Fackanthotl, with education-related use of the funds.
Advert text touts Thompson's Narcsma as a universal remedy for kidney disease backache nervousness and weakness. It cites numerous claimed cures from Bright's disease liver and spleen issues to bedwetting and rheumatism with refunds guaranteed by N F Amos & Co and Thomas Downey despite alleged nonreturnable results.
Governor Dis has remalimed by ohargon newmnt Digirier Attorney Wiltman of neglo nt of duty, and Reneral UnAtieax for office made by Attornay 8. J. Gowan of New York.
Wheeling June reports a dramatic day in the trial of Mrs. Falita Farnsworth Sebemkoxmo with expert testimony on poisoning. Mrs. Schenk fainted in court and later claimed distress from stomach trouble. All women barred from courtroom sparked further disruption.
Mount Carmel Pa January 18. Peter Nean Frank Compeatring and Wally Sovalurine were killed when struck by a train en route to work. In Blairsville Pa a warehouse fire at Josephine Company Store caused extensive damage. Portingstown Portitalsng limited details claim a loss of about 80,000.
Paragraph of medical advertising explains impure blood hinders nourishment and waste removal, causing headaches, irritability, insomnia, and skin blemishes. It promotes Ne-Ro Tablets as a remedy to purify blood, feed nerves, aid digestion, and regulate bowels. It promises a money back guarantee and a 50 cent price per box at Corry drug stores.
Six men were killed in a dynamite explosion at the Kextiog mine in Radane burg, 40 miles east of Helena Montana. Victims include the Ryan brothers and others unnamed. Mrs Newrich comments on her husband’s lack of interest in books.
Todlinapolis reports Representative Calvert of Jenton and Warren counties introduces a bill requiring every man who wants a drink to possess a certificate confirming he does not drink to excess. If passed, saloonkeepers could only serve liquor after verifying licensed customers, with penalties and suspension for violations.
Thomas Brown of Philadelphia fired his valet after a servant robbed him. The valet fled with a diamond ring worth 10,000 francs to a jeweler for a milking stone replacement. The employer pursued the valet and his arrest followed.
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