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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
3
An advertisement touts Hom-Rold from Amos Co and Dr Leonhardt for internal use to treat piles. It claims rapid results in 24 days and invites readers to request a hope letter from the Journal.
In Hartford City Indiana on March 9 a church basement fire caused fear within the congregation. Priest Joby Keller calmly guided attendees including many children toward safety while Mother Keller finished the service and dismissed the worshipers without triggering a panic.
The text analyzes limb movement during walking, noting alternating leg actions and trunk rotation. It describes how foot motion and hip rotation create opposite directional torques, producing a coordinated whole body sway with each step.
A state assembly debate concluded with the defeat of a bill amending cold storage rules for butter cheese and eggs. The measure would have allowed nine months storage without health commissioner consent, with strict labeling and periodic inspections. The bill failed 107 to 3, amid support from diverse lawmakers and opposition from critics wary of refrigeration safeguards.
A man named Winston Churchill was publicly admonished in a London home incident on November 8 after authorities arrested him for burning a stone through a window at Mr. Kirhie’s residence. Yaondin Morph and A Franklin were also detained in a related disturbance escalating to jail time.
March 9 reports the death of Mary Cuchi a prominent professor of theology at the Propaganda in Rome The obituary notes her long career and influence in religious scholarship and education leaving a mark on Catholic intellectual circles in Italy and abroad
A 1907 testimonial from A. C. Gillett of Toton City, Papanyar notes improvement after using Don's Kidney Pills. The statement lauds the remedy for kidney complaints and mentions continued use and dealer distribution through Donne Gdney Pilla Lr.
A fragmentary report claims a remedy named Relieved in 6 Hours swiftly eases rheumatic symptoms within hours. The text notes rapid relief, price ranges from 0.76 to 1.00, sold by a Drie Bo vendor, with a quip about money. The prose is garbled and lacks verifiable details.
Report notes President Taft's demand for an extra congressional session despite opposition. Mentions Senator Culberson as possible Senate minority leader, Republican splits, and debates over tariffs, the tariff board, and alleged parliamentary tricks. Includes foreign goods notes and temperance opinions.
An old advertisement touts Quelish Marlue as a universal stomach remedy promising rapid relief for indigestion and neuralgia. It claims system cleansing, blood purification, and beauty benefits, with low price and mail order options from Rheuma Co. Buffalo. N F. Amen & Co. in Ames & Co. handle orders.
An old advertorial mixes a patent remedy HYOMED promising cures for catarrh and illnesses with a note on milk price regulation from Albany. It mentions milk commission plans in Buffalo and Rochester New York, Assemblyman James Foley pushing a milk price commission bill, and John B. Coleman calling New York City milk pricing a monopoly. The piece blends medical claims and political squabble, reflecting era journalism style.
London reports Lord Kitchener named to command the roopa for the coronation ceremony. It is expected about 10,000 wateringers will assemble for the event.
An old patent medicine ad touts Pilloxones claiming to cure headaches and improve complexion by taking 250 boxes. It markets a vegetable extract formula with instructions and a separate plaster paste for cleansing and drawing out toxins, priced and sold by Thomas Downey at 6810 Pinatar Cante.
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