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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
5
An advertorial piece urges middle aged women to use Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for menopausal symptoms. It claims to ease hot flashes sleeplessness backache and irritability and highlights husband wife dynamics and broad medical endorsements.
A fragment quoting Thoreau on resilience and effort. It muses how even the gentlest plants pierce hard earth and rock, and questions what a man can achieve with true material power and determination.
Baltimore reports that Senator O Gorman asked to withdraw from consideration for national convention chair. Despite support from McGraw, O Gorman’s name was pulled amid strong opposition and debate among the arrangement committee members.
A Countess Alles Albert and Baron were found in a Vienna railway carriage at midnight with self-inflicted wounds. Both were dead or dying. a discarded note hinted at hopeless love and a wish to die together. The baron died later. the countess clutched a silver heart as she died.
Bertha von Suttnar, longtime Austrian Peace leader, arrives from Miroye en route to San Francisco and New York. She plans to address women’s groups and conventions, citing influence on peace efforts and a Nobel Prize background.
John P. Cudahy the packer and his wife, estranged after he attacked Lilly the Wank premium, announced they have reconciled. The incident occurred at their former home in Kangaa City, leaving injuries unspecified.
Observations at 8 p m show varied conditions from New York to Washington with many stations reporting cloudy skies. Temperatures range from the upper 60s to mid 80s and several locales note clear or partly clear conditions.
Credentials committees wrestle over 72 delegate seats with disputes between Taft and Roosevelt camps. Delegates contested include 224 awarded to Taft and 20 to Roosevelt as factions push to influence the nomination. The credentials group plans to report when the convention opens at noon on the following day.
Philadelphia men ready to testify as the Justice Department opens a probe under the Sherman Act into possible concerted price increases by an anthracite coal trust. Special agents will gather evidence and decide if the case proceeds criminally or civilly, independent of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Winthrop W. Southworth presided as Sargent prepared to fly in a Welsh machine at the Avro club. The spiral climb failed, the craft tumbled, and Sargent suffered fatal head injuries and a skull fracture after the fall near Nassx Boulevard.
Claims medical help failed, Mrs. Jennie Guin credits Pinkham’s Compound with restoring health after hemorrhages and weakness. A Brownsville, Indiana testimonial notes operation was avoided and overall strength improved. A Montana anecdote touts Easy Work Song to ease chores and cleaning burdens.
Corns and callouses claimed to dissolve with no coin or cutting. Apply Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor as directed for lasting relief. 25¢ per bottle sold by frgi...gates in Corry by Thomas Downey. Also notes other items and random numbers.
Course offers bookkeeping, shorthand, and typing with placement after graduation. Emphasizes up-to-date equipment and personal instruction. Free prospectus available on request.
An optometrist in Corry PA advertises a device and glasses claimed to cure eye strain with extensive experience. The notice warns against fake products and low price 5 for $1 spectacles, urging caution with contact names and locations.
Junk dealer listing with Bell telephone contact 282 J appears in classified section.
Fragmentary note requests more than defined experiments at your disposal and mentions reputation concerns. No clear events or entities beyond generic references to practice and command.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a heating appliance offered for thirty dollars with seven months of use. Text references hot air steam and hot water options and a home fire incident. Names included Tobert Heerlein and Coit as contacts.
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