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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1911
Page
5
A garbled travel scene shows a tannery keeper planning an early trek to a glacier while a tourist comments on readiness and pacing. The dialogue hints at cold, movement, and a humorous clash between two travelers amid icy imagery.
A period advertisement claims Rheuma cures rheumatism in the ankles within a day. Mrs Gerluile Kozol of Immodieth, Pa praises relief after one bottle, and N P Amos & Co offers a 50 cent bottle with guarantee or money back. Free trials and prepaid orders advertised from Buffalo NY.
Mrs Frederica Gilpin obtains a divorce from Charles Gilpin in a high society split. The decree forbids Mr Gilpin from remarrying within the period after the divorce and mentions Robin Med. Cattrey as a previously linked figure. Mrs Gilpin, active in social circles in Philadelphia and Newport, is currently in Europe seeking support and public attention.
J Owen Chirles of Scranton announces that George Livya chancellor of the exchequer, famed Welsh leader, will attend a Welsh festival in Tiaina park Scranton this fall. Chirles, a police magistrate and publisher of The Druid, says he secured a promise from the chancellor, described as a notably democratic figure.
From New ftieh mond New Jersey the following statement quotes Ars Isidore Holswan praising Ferrozone for curing his pale sickly daughter with advanced anemia. He asserts the product restored her health after years of illness and claims success with a 100 Hor box at Thomas Downey's 128-25 28.
Well known young Pittsburg man and president of the Tube City railroad was convicted in court for attempting to bring the railroad into the city. He was fined $500 and sentenced to one year in the Western penitentiary. The case involved $70,000 and linked to ex Councilman William Martin, who has just completed a sentence. An appeal was taken to the supreme court and a resentence was ordered.
Cincinnati mourns as Police Chief Samuel Corbin dies from pneumonia contracted while directing the Chamber of Commerce fire rescue on January 10. Six lives were lost in the blaze, and Corbin’s sacrifice is honored as the tragedy’s peak.
Mrs Laura Schenk faces a circumstantial murder case as prosecutors wrap arguments and jurors await verdict. The defense and state rest their positions after testimony from Dr Morris and Jane Hodes, with Judge Jordan sealing jury instructions.
Washington Jan 2 federal authorities will allow paroled prisoners to begin life anew after serving one third of their sentences. The Justice Department will discard its custom of listing names after each parole board meeting. No names will be made public, aiming to protect prisoners who demonstrate good conduct and clemency-worthy behavior.
Washington January 25 Captain Ross of the Revenue Cutter Service reports the cutter Yaimaur has gone to the rescue of the British steamer Carlisbrook which ran ashore off Favoy rocks near the Florida coast. Three dozen men were saved and the crew evacuated aboard the Yaimaur. The vessel may be damaged and awaits further assistance.
An old advertisement touts Perry Davis Pain Killer as fast relief for nerve pain and various ailments. It claims nearly immediate action, urging users to rely on the product rather than doctors, with a single affordable bottle price noted.
A vintage notice touts Diapepsin as a remedy for indigestion dyspepsia and stomach fermentation. It promises quick relief within minutes by neutralizing fermentation toxins and restoring appetite. The ad claims food passes without gas pressure or bloating and favors fast results from a 60 cent can.
An advertisement extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney disorders. Mrs J M Burroughs of Volton Ority Tulsa speaks of rapid improvement after using the product, noting no issues since 1907 and endorsing the medicine as highly efficient.
Advert reads Nero Tablets as a nerve tonic for a hurried century. It claims to strengthen delicate nerves, enrich blood, and boost vitality, presenting a guaranteed formula available at local drug stores in Corry.
An advertisement touts Reliot for rheumatism from Dr Betehon. It claims rapid relief within a few hours by acting on the system and removing pain. Price ranges from 76 cents to $1.00 as sold by Durham Drug Co.
A dense catalog-style listing detailing numerous pantry and household items with unusually low prices. Items include soaps, starches, crackers, cookies, coffees, teas, salves, pills, tonics, and tonics, with brand names like Red Rose and Lydia Pinkham. The ad emphasizes heavy discounts and broad stock.
Advertises low prices on 49th best spring wheat flour at 1.85 and 49th best winter flour at 1.25, Irish potatoes, canned goods, pickles, olives, clam products, soups, luncheon tongue, beans, breakfast foods, soap, thread, socks, and more. States prevent extra charges on five items and promises free delivery with a dollar added to any order.
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