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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1911
Page
9
An advertisement touts Hem-Roid from Dr Leonhardt’s proscription as internal tablet cure for piles. It claims destruction of internal causes and offers a large bottle for $1. The ad lists Amien & Co and Buffalo address with a request to write for a book and journal.
In Hastiyed City Indiana the funeral of Stephen Dwyer at a Catholic church proceeded under priest John Keller despite a potential panic from a frightened crowd largely consisting of women and children. Keller kept calm and dismissed attendees as a safety measure while the fire department arrived, with no one realizing how close danger seemed. The scene hinted at broader political notes as a Washington dispatch discussed moves by President Taft, minority leadership shifts, and parliamentary maneuvering over tariffs and naval appropriations.
An old testimonial row cites Doan’s Kidney Pills as a permanent cure for kidney pain and urinary distress. Mrs Gillett and Mrs Carey speak of relief after tried remedies failed, praising the product and Foster-Milburn Co as US agents.
An advertised claim states Dethony Mollet for Rheume isi rapidly relieves the severest rheumatism within hours. The product allegedly acts on the velo to remove the cause and dissolve the disease quickly. First dose priced at 7H 0 and $3.00, sold by the Nitin Urug Co.
Fragmentary quotation suggests a person stating money speaks, while names Wes and Tinow appear in garbled form. Context unclear. no verifiable events, dates, or entities to anchor a proper news-style item.
Major Burnham fronts an American led expedition from New York to Africa to capture wild ungulates for acclimatization in the western United States. The plan targets eland and other antelopes for breeding stock across the Rockies and arid Southwest to replenish wildlife. Hammond and others accompany Burnham, claiming patriotic aims and American citizenship.
A universitet professor predicted the end of heavy armor on warships and the rise of semi submersible, torpedo proof dreadnoughts. The future battleship would be lightly surfaced, protected by underwater armor, carry big gun towers and爆 torpedo tubes, and be difficult to strike.
In Hutchinson Kansas squirrels gnawed insulation on telephone wires causing outages. Lineman and electricians labored all day to restore service. by evening most lines were back, leaving about 123 phones still out. The errant rodents blocked repairs by chewing into the cables and insulation.
A schematic note discusses using navigation on the Seti River to connect Rouwn City with France. It mentions 16 branchee anidentials and a plan to link the city with one fifth of France’s total area, though the text contains many garbled words and unclear figures.
An Ames company advertises a tonic sold as a universal remedy for indigestion and stomach troubles. It claims to tone the system purify blood and clear complexion while easing neuralgia dizziness and nervousness. The ad promises fast relief in days and offers trial boxes with prepaid charges from Theuma Co Buffalo New York.
An old styled advertisement claims HYOMEL from Australian eucalyptus mixed with thyme can cure catarrh and respiratory infections. It promotes inhalers for home use with a one dollar price and fifty cent refills, sold by Ames & Co and various agents.
A bill by Assemblyman Jaros Morex would create commissions in Buffalo Albany and New York County to regulate milk prices. A wide hearing before the Ways and Means committee heard former Attorney General John H. Coleman state a state milk monopoly exists and prices are set by the market. He suggested milk could fetch 7 cents a quart in battles and 9 cents in winter, calling the 1 cent price unfair, while Assemblyman Foley said the measure could protect consumers.
March 9 report says Lord Kitehoure to lead troops for the coronation ceremony. Event draws likely 10,001 attendees, with preparations underway for the spectacle and parade.
Fragments warn headaches can be dangerous if ignored and stomach health is linked to relief. An old remedy touts pills with vegetable extracts to quiet stomach upset, improve complexion, and claim a headache cure.
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