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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1911
Page
5
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London reports Mrs John Burling formerly Clara Taylor of Washington, divorced from Captain Burling in 1909, will wed Lord George Hage Cholmondely the second son of Marquess Cholmondely. He is 28, a popular society figure. Previously a chorus girl and Moorne Theatre performer, she and Lord George share a passion for skating and frequent the fashionable tea rink at Tomlon. The wedding is expected to be lavish with part of the honeymoon in parks.
A reflective piece urges patience and steady progress. It uses the metaphor of a lantern in darkness to illustrate taking one step at a time, noting that seeing the entire path is unnecessary and that progress comes with each small advance.
Women with illnesses are urged to contact Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Letters are read and answered by women, ensuring confidentiality. The appeal notes vast experience and free availability of Lydia E Pinkham’s 80 page Text Book, offered by the Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co.
A two story house feature description highlights efficient room use and modern conveniences. First story emphasizes a bedroom alternative with birch and oak finishes, second story pine with enamel birch floors, 28 by 30 feet overall, first floor 14 by 15, second floor 14 by 15. Construction cost, heating excluded, about $3,700. Plans set and specifications available from editor for $25. Saxton.
Fifty Hiram College students were suspended for two weeks after participating in a dormitory parade through the girls' dormitory Friday night. The incident began when early-morning talk of visiting Gerald Hall led to a campus-wide dress in pajamas and nightgowns.
An early 20th century ad promises rapid relief for piles using Mlee Pile Ointment. It claims cures in two to five days, and offers a money refund if not healed. The ad markets a topical remedy with bold guarantees to attract sufferers seeking quick relief.
In Brockton Massachusetts two women were seriously injured when matches scattered and caused a fall in separate parts of the city. Tena Packard dislocated her right shoulder and was taken by Dr. McCarthy to Brockton Hospital in critical condition. Mrs. Morley suffered a dislocated shoulder while waiting in a hall and was also admitted to the Brockton hospital.
A gossip item notes a fashionable wife and her cost of living, with her husband claiming no trouble in keeping her in style. In Annapolis, Mrs Rob Armstrong sues for divorce from playwright Paul Armstrong, while Judge Brasher hears the preliminary defenses. Also, Baseball News: Pitcher Overall of the Cube informs President Murphy he is sorrowful and unable to save his California minting business.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as instant relief for head or chest colds, offering a bowful of boiling water inhalation and antiseptic vapor. It claims no morphine or harmful drugs, promises quick relief, and urges readers to request a free trial sample from Booth’s Avowel Co. and J Cheney & Co. Also references Deafness cure and Halva Family Pills with a warn for dubious claims.
An advertisement touts Dr Detchon’s Relief for Rheumatism, claiming relief in six hours. It states the medicine acts on the system to remove the cause and end the disease rapidly, with first dose benefits and price from 75 cents to $1.00, sold by Ducham Drug Co.
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