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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1911
Page
3
A medical claim markets a internal pill claimed to cure piles with only 2 percent failure, offering money back. The ad lists Ames & Co and Dr Leonhardt Hem-Rold with $1 for a 24 day treatment and claims nationwide distribution.
In New York two women were injured near the Marcus Hall on East Broadway as a mob gathered outside a Hebrew shelter. Schiff arrived as a speaker amid protests, a crowd surged toward the doors, a push brought down several bystanders, and one woman was probably fatally hurt with the other lightly injured.
An old advertisement touts a “Bells tarrah Cure” claimed to cure a constitutional disease called catarrh. The text asserts internal use and lists Toledo as a location with a dramatic price mention and pills for convulsion-like symptoms.
J F Vogey will lecture in the Library Theater Wednesday night on The Pannion Play. The vividly produced film is described as expensive, with global interest and a plea for broad attendance. Tickets are available at Habits store and 266 Reserved.
Fragmented OCR style notice lists The Corry Woral Co with addresses Gor Colybum Ave and Comer St. Vague statement about flowers pins and assassins appears, along with a contact note and informal closing.
The column lists a funeral for J J Croker at 1 oclock at his residence tomorrow afternoon. It advertises sales and bargains from B W Stennett a Son with various goods and prices. It mentions a court hearing, an injunction, and local notices including a police case, a dance, and weather related updates along with scattered local business promotions and community events.
New York business leaders pressed lengthening the piers near Manhattan to dock two giant ocean liners, Olstaple and Titolo, arguing it would boost commerce. They cited potential yearly dairy, fruit and poultry value losses of millions if the ships dock elsewhere, highlighting city and regional economic stakes.
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