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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1911
Page
4
A 50 cent dose of Papes Diapepsin is advertised as a harmless digestive aid that dissolves heavy meals, relieves sour stomach, gas, nausea, and heartburn within minutes. It claims to cure indigestion and prevent reliance on laxatives, suitable for daytime or night use.
An advert promises quick private loans to employed people with weekly or monthly payments. It claims no loss of earnings and offers repayment via deductions. An agent will call in person, stating open day and evening hours for inquiries.
A terse report traces Therese Vinton from a historic Hind condition described as magic years ago to a modern medical breakthrough that resolves the ailment. The piece notes progress in diagnosis and treatment improving quality of life.
A special report by Arthur W. Dunn outlines a Senate endurance test where prolonged sessions decide on key measures. The piece laments delays in naval ship construction from red tape, notes party fights over war funding, and recalls remarks on leadership and reciprocity while detailing the unpredictable course of the 1930s Senate.
Wet Executive states legislature must elect a U.S. senator at once to allow him to take his seat. He insists party unity and constitutional duties require action as Gov Dix supports early Senate choice while Sheehan and rival leaders react with surprise and cautious comment.
Reported action near Pi Bano west of El Paso shows insurgents clashing with federal troops. About 100 insurgents moved toward the smelter, met by federal forces. roughly 10 were killed or wounded and the rebels withdrew toward the hills. Infantry pursued the proceeding through the afternoon.
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