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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1912
Page
5
A fragmented OCR item notes a whaler mount event near the HYOretae area involving untitled details and unclear parties. Readable names and exact actions are unavailable in the fragment, but the report indicates a whaler mounted equipment or vessel connection. Further clarity is needed from the full page.
An unclear fragment references a disturbance involving multiple parties near Garmer. The readable text suggests a confrontation or disruption, with names and specifics not salvageable. Further context would clarify dates, locations, and outcomes.
Residents praise Donns Kidney Pills citing relief from backaches and kidney pain. Mrs Clayton Custer of 42 Putnam St Upton City Pa says the remedy remains highly regarded since a prior endorsement. A 1907 backache episode is recalled with benefit from using Deans Kidney Pills. The ad notes price and distributors in Buffalo NY and US agents. Also reported a battle near Mergheb with a thousand Arabs killed by Tripoli date March 1.
The Hastert Pennsylvania conference of Evangelical Association opened in Bangor with more than 100 clergy in attendance. Bishop Spreng will preside over decisions and deliver the annual missionary address. A rare mayor list of churches is expected in the pastorate. An unexpected grant will be Med Will he in St Matthew's church. The resignation of Rev George Hamilton and his joining the Congregationalist denomination surprised conference members.
A Pittaburg woman exhibits situs inversus with heart on the right and organs reversed. Doctors at Jefferson Hospital, after two years, confirmed abnormal placement of liver kidneys and spleen during examination, with the patient seeking relief and further study.
De Tamble Automobile made at Anderson Indiana Model G two passenger priced at 1000 dollars. Four cylinder unit power wheel 34x4 inch bore with magneto and plant 86 horsepower three speed and dual ignition system gas lamps and force selective type transmission generator oil sump tools shaft drive clutch and tufted upholstery.
Dispatches report a ship in the Ohio River near Marietta after a heavy storm pounded the crew. A boy was saved after being tossed ashore. two women and other crew members reportedly swam to safety though the vessel was wrecked. Governor Dix granted Edward Burnett a reprieve until April 1 for a possible new trial due to newly discovered evidence.
An advertisement urges readers to cleanse the kidneys with Thompson's Barosma from N F Ames & Co. and Thomas Downey. It claims the product clears impurities from blood, cures kidney liver and bladder diseases, and guarantees a money back offer for 50 cents. It references uric acid linked to rheumatism and promotes two weeks of regular use for output.
Morrisburg, Pa March 1 Charles Johnson state insurance commissioner sent to 20 Pennsylvania insurers a directive requiring every person engaged in soliciting insurance to obtain a license, including each partner and employee, and also the firm. The move follows an opinion by Deputy Attorney General J B Cum wingham and enforces a prohibition on fire insurance brokers writing life insurance.
Harrisburg March 1 The state railroad commission has been asked by Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing of Pittsburgh if the full-grown act applies to its interworks railroad a six mile test track connecting parts of the works used to test electric motors The commission referred Marshal Doheny's report on the Warrior's Ridge wreck to the Pennsylvania railroad noting the recommendation to use emergency kite and tools on steel cars.
Pleasant View resident William T Kimmel, 38, died after his patent lighting system, recharged with crude alcohol, ignited his clothing. His wife tried to extinguish the flames with water but he succumbed to severe burns. He left a wife and two children.
An advertisement touts Denis as a cure for stomach liver kidney and nervous troubles claiming it treats long lasting ailments in one week. It urges trial bottles at 25 cents to prove the remedy while stocks last at Downeys Pharmacy.
Local notice advertises upholstering painting and paper hanging services. Promises quiet work and complete covering of walls furniture and furnishings. Includes misspelled phrases but conveys service scope and an invitation to try once.
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