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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1911
Page
5
A shopper testifies to using Pinteham's Blood Purifier after illness in April. After one bottle relief was rapid and three bottles left the user feeling renewed. The testimonial states a gain of twenty pounds in three months following the medicine.
Albany jurors heard more than one talisman express opinions on the woman charged with a capital offense. The court adjourned with twenty four talesmen examined. only Westen Smith remained in the jury pool.
The Rev Dylenton Arryoughs, a 74 year old minister from Butington, married Marie Ztert a widow aged 19 in Philadelphia. The ceremony followed his claimed recovery from blindness and marked his third marriage, with him declaring age no barrier to marriage.
Correspondence from Columbus reports community updates from Corry and nearby areas. Mrs Al Smart cared for her ailing mother in Ol City. several residents visited friends, attended the Pomona Grange at Warren, and Mrs Colla Gates hosted at George Simmons’ home. Notices include Ladies Aid and Auxiliary meetings, dental work, travel to Ithaca, and farm changes.
Edgar A Higging, Sweet Pea Specialist of Avora, N Eta, advertises high grade seeds of choice sweet peas. Sixteen packets offered including Spanisher varieties and orchid flowering Paradi Spencer, with extra free packets for orders before February 15.
Fragmentary obituary note from 1911 references Mrs Johnston and Alice Plokat, a long illness, and a surgical operation at a Detroit hospital on February 22. It expresses sympathy for the bereaved, mentioning Harry Ulivespen and others in the community.
The Thomas Downey Drug Store advertises ZEMO as a remedy for pimples, brickheads, dandruff, eczema, prickly heat, rashes, hives, and other skin or scalp conditions with a money back promise. It touts quick improvement after first application and asks customers to send for a 82 page skin preservation book, while also promoting LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets for colds with a money-back guarantee.
An old newspaper ad touts Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for constipation and nervous trouble in the elderly. It claims rapid relief, invites readers to request a free sample, and provides a Monticello address for requests, promising access to medical advice and a home remedy history.
A deputation of business men visited Frank Tudor in Melorune on March 7 to push for new markets for Australian products and to urge government subsidization of a cargo service to Canada. Tudor said he would raise the idea with the cabinet but doubted action if exports to Canada in 1900 were only about 400000.
The Senate rejected several presidential appointments including William S. Lewis of Boston and Nokier of Nashville. The action drew objections tied to racial bias and a protest over posts, with critics arguing the selections did not meet civil service norms and that delays reflected broader political infighting.
Secretary of War Dickinson approved temporary extensions for two North River piers to accommodate new liners. A joint commission will assess the situation in cooperation with New York state and the War Department. The action may be temporary and revocable if it impedes the North River harbor operations.
Washington March 7 The Treasury Department will issue Panama Canal bonds within a few months, likely totaling about 506 million. Congress authorized up to 290.569 million, with 50 million contemplated now, while the working balance aims to drop to around 25 million before June as the Treasury Secretary moves to strengthen it through bond issues.
Washington March 7 Jamon A Tawtay of Mingasata retires from the house of representatives and from the chairmanship at the Appropriations Committee. Dozens of prominent figures express regret at his leaving public life including Associate Justice Harton and former Speaker Cannon who praise his service and contributions.
Alexandria Ind March 7 James Walker who killed Officer Kirk Kuin and wounded Chief Kupt as officers moved to arrest him for a burglary attempt was captured in a barn four miles away. He was asleep when found and appeared to be armed with four to six revolvers in his possession. He offered slight resistance when seized.
An advertisement claims deafness results from an inflamed mucous tube and offers a cure by constitutional remedies. It promises one hundred dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured and urges readers to send for a free circular.
Xheumation relief offered as a quick cure claiming relief in hours, with first dose benefits and a price of $1.00. Durham Drug Co. markets the remedy, while local contractors advertise repair work on short notice with guarantees, noting attention to small jobs and specialty Wright work.
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