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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1911
Page
4
An old ad touts HYOMEL as the cure for catarrh with a money back guarantee from Ames & Co. It claims a patient can be cured only by proper breathing and mocks paying doctors. Also mentions HYOMEL outfit price and separate bottles, plus a separate ointment for piles with a money-back guarantee.
An advertisement-like notice offers loans of 100 850 on household goods in use. It promises quick private transactions for those steadily employed, with weekly or monthly payments and no warnings missed. Individuals are invited to write or call an agent who will come with the money, available day and evening.
Brief notice identifies Erie Finance Co located at 101 Sinte Street in Erie Belt. No additional details or dates provided.
A perplexing local region puzzle yields a scientific approach to solution. Researchers from a nearby institution present findings clarifying the issue and outlining practical implications for residents and officials. The breakthrough shifts the narrative from speculation to measurable analysis.
A garbled tale recounts rumors of past trials and a French revolutionary plot. The narrative centers on Marie de Maurier, condemned during the Reign of Terror, and a surgeon professor who supposedly revives her through a hazy laboratory procedure. The account blends myth and recovered memory, suggesting centuries of silence and the possibility of an immortal curious patient revived into a living mystery.
A scientist named Florent awakens a woman revived from death after four centuries. He hides a grim injunction from a powerful ancestor while narrating Napoleonic era shifts. He plans to leave her, but seeks guidance from his mother as he faces a perilous future.
A distorted narrative recounts a man pressuring a woman named Chaintin to submit, culminating in violence and the discovery of a corpse. The account mentions a prison encounter, a failed attempt to move the body, and a medical examiner's unlikely evidence. A mother is alerted as investigators pursue the truth of what occurred.
A 1907 testimonial describes a prolonged kidney ailment relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills. The speaker credits family use and multiple doctors, noting substantial improvement after starting the remedy and urging others with kidney complaints to try it, with a distributor list for the United States.
The article alleges Captain Arthur J. Matthews, of the United States Marines, disappeared from Mare Island navy yard amid thefts from the mess fund. Investigations referenced small sums totaling about 3900 dollars and 1000 in claims. materials indicate inquiries include notes to the secretary of the navy. Matthews had been appointed to a literary corps from Tidewater in April 1899.
Fragmented text notes a burial planned for Thursday in Rome with references to royal figures and attendees. The garbled lines mention Pehrioe Ghilin and Amour Haron Paterno in a collage of names, dates, and places, suggesting a ceremonial context surrounding a royal event.
An advertisement touts a rheumatic cure claiming it removes uric acid within 44 hours and offers quick relief from rheumatism. Itpromotes a 60 cent bottle and mentions English Marhue for indigestion, listing No I. Antes & Co and Rheuma Co Burtwlo NY as distributors.
In this era a false claim links internal medicine to curing piles and improving bowel circulation. It advertises Dr Leohardtw Hem-Bold as a guaranteed internal cure offered as tablets costing $4 per large box, with distribution by N M Anion & Co and Dry Konlardt Co Buffalo NY.
Oklahoma City streetcar system halted by a citywide strike drawing about 1,000 demonstrators. Trolley traffic stopped after a mass meeting at Tunber hall with a parade. Officials, including Mayor Lackey, prepared for arbitration and a possible city response to restore service.
Rebels control transport routes in Chihuahua as central rails halt movement north south and west of the city. Officials report reform of a deputy consular party and attempts to reopen lines falter. Business is demoralized and prices rise as shortages spread while a persistent borrower seeks relief with a wry reply about the value of a week’s wage.
Pleasant and economical preparation claims to heal chapped and rough skin while offering coating benefits. The ad touts low price of 26 cents for a bottle and urges readers to spread the word. Thomas Downey, prescription druggist, promotes the remedy from Corry, Pennsylvania.
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