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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1911
Page
1
The notice announces a banking by mail service from The Warren National Bank offering four percent returns. It outlines how customers may use mail correspondence for deposits and inquiries, highlighting convenience and safety features of the banking by mail program.
In Warren Ohio? Warren Pa a foster father and the real mother clash over custody of a child swapped at birth. A strange infant replaced the legit child at birth three years ago and the case comes to court after the mother applied for habeas corpus. The Humane Society holds the child as custody is contested amid hospital and ambulance era details.
An advertisement touts Pitlozones to cleanse and strengthen the digestive system, claiming relief from indigestion, bad breath, headaches, and fatigue. The copy promises improved sleep, color, and vitality after a 20 day course, noting Gold sold by Thomas Downey on 11-18-40. It also mentions a news item: Brigadier General Jennie Catargo, deceased, with a brief obituary fragment.
Witness found at examination that the millionaire patient showed no signs of lead or arsenical poisoning. Dr. Osborne testified no arsenic or lead poisoning symptoms. Prosecution argued several poisoning indicators. defense challenged admissibility and called for broader physician testimony. Trial to continue with rebuttal and further medical evidence.
Pad Morton, president of the Life Insurance Society group, died after a cerebral rupture caused by arteriosclerosis. The 1887 born Chicago native rose through railroad posts to top insurance roles, befriending Theodore Roosevelt and briefly serving as secretary of commerce and labor. Coroners ruled death due to apoplexy from a brain blood vessel rupture. funeral notices to follow.
Telegraphic reports say the giant oil well at Tampico or near the Panuco river faces imminent danger as a flood spreads upstream. The well, tapping Mexico’s seventh oil field, reportedly yields about 190000 barrels daily and vents a 10 inch diameter flame nearly 400 feet high. Existing relief efforts target capping the well, but reservoirs are already overflowing, risking billions of gallons of oil into the river. Experts and a chartered crew are rushing to cap the well before disaster.
A Corry citizen testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved kidney trouble years ago and asserts the cure was permanent. The speaker, Lorena Dushaw of Cony Pa, recalls using them in 1904 after severe kidney pain and frequent urination. She praises prompt relief and urges others to try the remedy, noting Foster Milburn Co as New York agents.
Compact fiscal note reports amending the Bruna wick Dike Cotlender company capital stock from 1 500 000 to 6 411 000 000 dollars while Cortifloaten of amendment are issued in Devon Delaware. The text is garbled and partial. The readable entities include Bruna wick Dike Cotlender company and Delaware.
At a recent presidency meeting, resignations were tendered by President James W Alexander, Vice President James Hazen Feyde, Second Vice President Gage F Tap Bell, and Third Vice President Georgia T Witgon, signaling leadership changes and organizational restructuring.
An old newspaper ad extols Ne-Ro Tablets as a blood and system tonic. It claims impure blood harms body functions, adds that the tablets refresh nerves, aid digestion, and regulate bowels. It offers a 50 cent price and a money back guarantee.
Washington reports that a definite reciprocity agreement between the United States and Canada is expected within days. Canadian negotiators await instructions from Ottawa before finalizing terms. a conference at the department may set the pace for possible completion before week’s end.
An Abidok mongrel went mad through Passaic NJ yesterday, biting twenty persons and terrorizing women and children across two miles of the thickly settled area before a policeman's shot stopped it. Two bite victims sought treatment in New York at the Pasteur Institute.
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