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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1911
Page
2
Harrisburg reports the Tionesta Water Power Co plans a Clarion river dam across the watershed near Tionesta Creek for power. The proposal awaits governor approval as commissions prepare hearings amid protests and scrutiny following an earlier disaster.
A 1919 letter from Benj F Starr of Corry Pa discusses an item called the K R L T runabout. He attests to its quality, comparing it favorably to a Winton and noting plans to sell when spring arrives. The fragment also references early automobile advertising and seller options.
In Mem Quay Townsville a mother reports her child bitten by a rat and a serous wound. The child died after seeming fit. Dr. Prather advised quarantine. the rat head was sent to Harrisburg for examination by the state laboratory to determine if the animal caused the illness.
A notice indicates a shift of the scheduled Wednesday night dance event to this week instead of Friday. It lists Dantiig Scloo and Bie as participants or organizers and notes the revised timetable.
Governor Tener announces a slate of medical and institutional appointees spanning Pennsylvanis and nearby states. The list includes colonels and doctors tied to hospital governance, with a focus on medical education and public health. A Warren conference on medical education is planned for September in Washington and Philadelphia hosts related events. In Kane County, Detective Jones and Chief Ives search for Joe Pisko, an Italian suspect linked to a Saturday stabbing. Officers trace the suspect to Warren then Kane, but fail to locate him.
Sisson of the city says oiling a cane to be done in the matter for absulniine and a toeat decision until the Republican state convention in Harrisburg on May 15. He arrived Saturday for business and stayed at home over sanity. He was surprised by reports that he was holding up the election on his term of office. The judges would have to decide when the term expires, and the convention must be met before action.
Police believe four suspects, including Tony Vrausk and Anthony Sawuckl, were linked to a Dunkirk burglary spree. Sentinel details indicate they were previously sentenced to prison terms and hold alleged involvement in stealing funds tied to a saloon keeper acting as banker. Investigators moved to Pittsburgh to recover remaining money for victims, aided by photographs and witness testimony.
A testimonial advertises Rheuma as a sure cure for rheumatism promising money back. It cites a yearlong relief from a severe attack after two bottles and mentions another cured patient, with location details in Michigan. The letter lists symptoms and asserts rapid relief from kidneys and liver troubles.
Notice stating Melvin Drake will not be responsible for debts contracted by his wife Mru Melvin Drake who has left his home without just cause.
Amusel lists three films showing this evening at the Amunell cinema. The lineup includes two dramas and a light comedy, aiming to provide a varied program for local patrons with emphasis on accessible entertainment.
In a remarkable flight, Aviator Sandt climbs to about 100 feet during a test run and glides a distance near the midline before safely landing. The feat echoes earlier demonstrations of the craft’s capabilities and marks a notable milestone in aviation progress.
Dr F A Beebe a well known physician at Millburn Hospital on Spring Street died this afternoon around six. He had faced notoriety years ago in the Damien and Lottie Dugan cases and was connected to a young woman’s death near Hashes place. The doctor and his wife were arrested and indicted in that matter but later adjourned.
An Olds era press note touts Reo the Fifth with center control and left hand drive as advances in the five passenger touring car line. It highlights economy reliability safety and comfort, noting strong demand and rapid deliveries as 1912 marks a record year for Reo with diverse body styles and detachable features.
Investigation of Chester’s AML class action in One City found lax theater seating and blocked aisles. Mayor Stern authorized action by Inspector M.N. Taker to enforce theater crowding rules and fire safety exits. Deputy status officer Corey reported improper chairs and missing extras, with managers urged to clear aisles and provide emergency exits.
Franklin Ph January court records show Lowey Hofman convicted of arson in his brother’s barn and later found guilty of robbing the cellar of Squire Toward Sir Jena id Tawit towns last May. A jury deliberated for over seventeen hours before verdicts were returned on Wednesday afternoon in Apt roweh.
In stock items include split steel pulleys hangers belting shafts couplings cement master structural steel reinforcing steel wheelbarrows wire sockets switches buses tape batteries gas engines concrete mixers and other building materials and electrical machinery and supplies.
A 1907 testimonial from Mrs. Frank Brower of Union City Pamaya praises Doan's Kidney Pills as a valuable remedy for backache and kidney trouble. She notes dramatic personal improvements after use and reiterates the product's effectiveness in a 1909 interview, warning against fake imitations.
A vintage notice promotes Copeland’s Royal Rheumatic Liniment used by the Little Lame Man for pain and dwellings. It states Robton’s pain is gone, lists regular price 266 and hospital size 50 cents, and mentions sale at Durham’s Drug Store with a sample offer from Royal Rheumatic Liniment Co at 174-171 State Street Wrlo Paimi7.
An advertisement for Ressler's First Avenue Market touts finest cuts of choice beef. It contrasts quality with cheaper western grades and promises fresh fish stocked daily, urging buyers to choose superior standards over lower grades.
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