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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1911
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a pleasant, gentle laxative. It claims quick, soothing action without cramping and states the product suits children and adults. The ad offers two package sizes and instructs buyers to obtain them only at C. O. Bab-WiLL & Son, The Rexall Store.
An old advertisement style piece touts Donn's Kidney Pills as a miracle cure for kidney troubles and lifelong ailments. It includes testimonials from GC Arranen of Corry Pa and a humorous exchange about college plans, reflecting period satire.
Albany dispatch reports Charley White a prominent Tammany figure was taken to St Peters hospital for an operation after days of deteriorating condition. Doctors Dr Biting and Dr Samuel Ward advised surgery as the only chance for recovery.
A long article outlines likely delays to ratifying a Canada United States trade treaty. It notes senators Hale and Aldrich may not be present to push leadership changes and urges patience until Congress reconvenes in December. It discusses pension reform talk and the politics shaping representation, with commentary on leaders in Idaho and Kansas, plus concerns about pension fraud.
An advertisement touts an internal remedy for piles from Dr. J. S. Leonhardt and the Leonhardt Co. It claims low costs and favorable funds, urging readers to write for a booklet and buy a large bottle for one dollar.
In Reading Pa this week workers at the Heating railway car and locomotive shop begin longer days. Trainmen will work 5 hours daily, up from 4 1/2, starting at 7 a m and ending at 5 p m. Promotive shop employees shift to four 9 hour days, with four hours overtime possible, as they have lately. Indications are the volume of work will rise briefly before easing.
Coroner Hellenstelt opened the inquest into a strangled woman found on the second floor of Brymdeft Hotel. Printer Wilism Lrode alerted Policeman Coole after the chambermaid discovered the body. The hotel staff recall the deceased registered under two names, John Smith and wife, and left after dawn.
In Fort Plain New York a vicious stallion attacked Kent Barne injuring his left hand and body. Clifford Wood used sneezing powder to force the horse to free Kent, allowing spectators to pull him to safety. Wood’s quick action is praised and a medal may be sought for him.
A fragment advertising Catarrboxone claims it easily destroys catarrh germs, clears nasal passage, and relieves hacking coughs and bronchial symptoms. It touts a new method, lasting months, priced at $1.00, sold by howas Tuwney.
New York January 26 funeral services for David Graham Phillips will be held at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon in St George’s Church with Bishop Greer officiating. Pallbearers include Senator Everlies, Joseph H. Sears, Robert W. Chambers, Arthur W. Tut tle, George Homes Lorimer, Otto Carmichael, John O’Hara Congrave, and Samuel G. Blyth. The body will lie in the regplying vault of Marble Cemetery until a permanent burial place is decided. Goldaborough’s body was sent to Washington at midnight.
An advertisement claims Hyomei inhaler cures catarrh and helps asthma bronchitis and colds. The kit sells for 1.08 dollars with extra bottles at 50 cents. Trial samples are offered, and the product is marketed by N. F. Ames & Co and Booth Hyomei Go of Buffalo New York.
Pittsburg June 28 A new electric tire heating car has been commissioned by the Lehigh Valley Coal Company for use in Pennsylvania hard coal mines. The mobile unit carries 50 gallons per minute at 400 feet head and includes pumps and fire fighting gear to reach inaccessible chambers. The car aims to cut mine losses by avoiding long pipe strings and draws water from reservoirs via contractor dams.
The coming week promises unsettled weather with general precipitation across the country. A warm spell gives way to a cold front east of the Rockies, followed by a disturbance moving from the Middle West toward the central region, crossing the Middle West Thursday or Friday, bringing rising temperatures then general rainfall and colder air in the northern and central districts behind the front.
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