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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1912
Page
1
A strong rumor claims the Corry plant of the Radiator Corporation may restart at noon, with plans to produce wall radiators locally. If true, it could bring steady work and many jobs back to the city, after prior layoffs and factory closures.
In Bly County West Springs officials discuss building anew school under code rules. Superintendent and field director raise questions about the plan and the impact on widows and residents as plans specify limited space per floor. The discourse focuses on required setbacks and sufficiency of space per occupant.
A Erie firefighter suffered a severely crushed right leg when a bolt from Truck 4, responding to a fire on Myrtle Street, was thrown as the apparatus passed near 714 Morrison Street. He was taken to St Vincent Hospital for treatment as the scene was dampened by smoke and water.
The Hire Dispatch reports two Columbus Pennsylvania fugitives, Walley West and Bryangn from Wu field New York, may be in Erie. Police rushed to water for them as a store theft in Columbus is cited and descriptions note a tall scarred man and a short stocky man in red sweater and dark clothing.
Corry residents fear stomach and bowel trouble may turn dangerous with possible appendicitis. An old German remedy Adjorilka is advertised with Buckthorn bark and glycerine, claimed to ease symptoms instantly. A London telegram notes Turkish advances and Italian progress in wartime telegraph and railway developments.
A garbled Erie union notice describes funding efforts for a Central Labor building at the corner of Twelfth and Mrench streets with a $5,000 project. It mentions a committee, hearings, and an auditor’s oversight, with plans for stores and a religious or temple association.
Seven men died and several were injured when a naptha explosion wrecked the Sashan Door factory in Wake. Firemen MacPhoryon Mollueaus were killed. others hurt including McKeon Schram McDonald Gibson. A clerk George Wiker died from a falling brick. one man was electrocuted. total loss about 150000 covered by insurance.
An old advertisement touts Vinol as a cure for cholera related weakness and dysentery from European immigrants. It claims one bottle restores strength and vitality, with claims from C. C. Babbitt & Son of Corry, Pa. The copy urges readers to use Vinol for renewed flesh and energy.
Paris reports a nine year old, Sueno Bernal, perished during air pilot licensing trials as a biplane she handled overturned in a 60 yard fall. She had passed two tests but ignored advice to curb risk and perform safer turns. The machine rolled, crashed to the ground, and she died ten minutes later.
Landoy county council moves to economize during a strike by curtailing municipal streetcar service starting today. Passengers will face a brief wait and fares reduced to 10 BoM per ride while workers are phased back.
Hobart dispatch reports Captain Amundsen and Captain Scott disputed claims of reaching the South Pole. Amundsen says Scott may have reached the pole but could not build a dyeing camp, weather hindered dogs and supplies, and the party faced high elevations with breathing difficulties. The piece covers sledging hardships, dog meat accounts, and perilous conditions at extreme latitudes.
Reporters describe Captain Amundsen’s arrival at Hi bart as surprising and sensational. The crew faced barriers and confusion as they approached the harbor, with observers noting puzzling maneuvers and guarded access while authorities withheld details about the expedition.
An attorney for Fitzgerald County, Nachgy Sir, aged 38, died after electrocution in a courtroom wiring setup. Investigators say lighting wires rated at 14 volts caused a fatal shock when contact occurred, with witnesses noting the room was partly filled and a faulty fixture. Authorities continue to gather statements and assess safety procedures.
A quirky note describes four distinct birds known by the name robin redbroast in several countries, noting confusion over identity and local naming. The account highlights regional variations and suggests a need for clearer classification among hobbyists.
A testimonial letter touts RUBUMA as the prompt cure for rheumatism with a money back plan. It claims rapid relief within hours and days, citing George M. Ross of Saginaw Michigan and a neighbor's swift improvement after two bottles. The ad urges readers to visit Ames and Co. for a bottle and features sensational claims of kidney and stomach cleansing benefits.
An ad touts Palpozone as a powerful remedy for lumbago and related pains. It claims to penetrate deep tissues, reduce inflammation and strain, and relieve rheumatism neuralgia sprains and discomfort caused by drafts and exposure. The text lists a 500 unit trial and a 260 price, attributed to Thomas Downey.
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