19 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1911
Page
1
Parasan Sage is advertised as a modern scientific hair tonic that stops hair loss and itching, smooths the scalp, and promises new growth within two weeks with a money back guarantee. It is touted as refined and grease free, cost 50 cents a bottle at N. F. Amen & Co. and other druggists.
Box of Dr Leonhardt Hem Rold claims to cure all forms of piles with a prescription based tablet remedy taken internally. Offers money back guarantee and a large bottle priced to last 24 days, with distribution through Amos & Co and Amen & Co in Buffalo New York.
In Parli a deadly aviation gathering saw at least three aeronauts killed during tests. LeMartin crashed near Vincennes, another pilot burned after a Blériot monoplanes exploded near Chateau Thierry, and Garros briefly survived a near miss before crashing as spectators panicked. The day also featured tense police actions and crowd disturbances as investigations began.
J Proctor Knott longtime Kentucky statesman and Hoban resident died yesterday afternoon after a week of pulmonary troubles. Friends who knew him for nearly fifty years mourn the loss as the community reflects on his public service.
In accordance with City of Corry ordinance Bill No 186 owners must trim trees along street abutting property within ten days per notice signed by B Stevens Chief of Police.
A Sunday baseball sermon draws a crowd as a minister uses the sport to illustrate faith. He praises the game’s best behaved fans and delivers a simple message about joy, reverence, and community under a canopy at the field.
The Woodmen of the World convention in Buffalo begins today with hundreds of delegates or "dufegutes" present. Buffalo welcomes visitors as the parade of uniforms displays a vibrant array of colors.
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