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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
5
An advertisement claims Hyomist products cure catarrh in days. It promotes Tyomei a rubber inhaler used with a few drops to ease discharge hoarseness and coughing. The copy asserts rapid symptom disappearance and lists Booth's Hyoneo Co Buffalo NY and Ames Voy guarantors.
An OCR fragment advertises Taylor Brothers Plumbing and a confections claim. It markets hot water healing and promotion of pure food quality, touting a glossy storefront on Washington Street and union support, urging attractively presented goods and consistently low prices.
Local ad announces clearance of about 50 boxes of finish papers once sold at 25c 30c and 85c now offered at 18c. A limited supply includes 50c papers for 29c and initial stationery boxes for 10c plus 1c tablet paper. Come early before items close out.
A veteran oil man, 72, Marlon Gurt Blstion, was found dead from exposure in an alley near the Church of the Holy Rowary in Statarsville. He had both hands and feet frozen and died without regaining consciousness. Rocke and others had visited the plant earlier, with Bishop accompanying them and discussing the facility.
Warren June 18 Claiming malpractice by Sheffield physician Dr James Gao, Nelson, through attorney Frederick I Paterson of Jamestown, sues C F Carlson executor of James Casa for 10000 in a Common Pleas action. It alleges Dr Gass treated a right leg fracture but performed a foul operation leaving the plaintiff crippled.
A large fire gutted the Bloomfield Library and a nearby school home one mile north of Fitzotnon's Hornerd in Tromaffeld town, destroying a valuable library collection. The blaze damaged the school room and caused significant losses to local youths’ resources in the region.
A Philadelphian, William Gallneher of Manayunk, was found frozen to the ground in front of the Merchants' Tea Company on Main Street in Norristown. He showed injuries including a fractured skull and bleeding from the nose and ears, with investigators noting a tram line nearby and uncertain cause of death.
A garbled 19th century ad fragment touts a cure for rheumatism and youth restoration from a mysterious discoverer. It claims rapid healing in one week, mentions a pharmacy sale and dubious remedies, with exaggerated assertions and poor readability.
Meadville January 7 Sheriff Oscar Roudebush appoints his son Hogar RK as deputy. The appointment follows the former sheriff William McMilten stepping down to farm duties. The new deputy is a Blooming Vhoy school graduate and will oversee field work in his father’s absence.
The Geeatent Specialist Dr Franklin Miles announces free treatment and a new book to prove heart disease cures. Readers plagued by shortness of breath palpitations or dropsy can request a two pound trial, a free examination chart, and the doctor’s book detailing cures from his 26 years of research at 508 to 613 Main Street Bichart Indiana.
A Corry, Pennsylvania testimonial claims Doan's Kidney Pills greatly eased the user’s kidney pain and backache after years of spells. The writer, Mia H Gordon of 14 B South St, urges others with kidney trouble to try the remedy and notes Ames & Co store stocked it. Price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY.
In Havana Ja a duel between Army Lieutenant Rey and Speaker Merri ended with Rey slightly wounded. Both officers fired three shots. Rey struck in the temple on the first wound, then missed the second attempt. Merri only hit once, and did not fire again after blood appeared on Rey’s face.
The undersigned Purchas of D. J. Sullivan store pledges to pay all AML DIMA debts owed by the concern. All bills should be directed to B. J. Sullivan at the store in Galunibue.
A short paragraph notes a dealer identified as A Wolas located at 316 W Braich Union Phono with an aggravated issue referenced by the fragment Sank dealer. The readable text provides minimal details and lacks dates or outcomes. Further context is unavailable in the fragment.
Waeron report: Peter Hagan, once jailed in Warren County for alleged offenses, leaves Australia wealth estimated around $100,000. He built wealth while abroad, aided by a change in circumstances and late reunion with family. The story notes his father’s sentiment shifted as overseas connections influenced his fortunes and life choices.
An advertisement narrates a Brooklyn mother recalling how Vinol helped her two year old daughter regain vigor and blood strength. The testimonial praises Vinol as superior to doctors medicines, claiming the tonic built up the child and improved health, with a money back guarantee from Die & Sou, druggists in Corry Ma. The piece ends noting journal want ads reach an alert audience ready to respond.
Two men were killed and several injured when a limited trolley car outbound from Julian Avills plowed head on into a work train four miles from Martinsville. The dead were a foreman and a conductor of the work train. The crash occurred on Riverside curve as the limited tried to make up lost time.
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