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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1911
Page
5
Lydia E Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts developed in her herb based remedy Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after women wrote for help with female ailments. She found many suffered from impure impoverished blood and sought a reliable blood purifier she could confidently recommend.
The article extols a traditional home medicine made from roots and herbs as superior to numerous market blood purifiers and spring medicines. It notes the product is produced on a large scale, advertised little, and trusted for purifying the blood and removing humors.
International Made to Order garments wear as well as they look the largest tailoring concern in the world. Some extra big bargains just how A Wy Messenger and Son, local agents for Corry vicinity.
A garbled excerpt discusses frozen water and price, suggesting nothing of value is present. It mentions Gerry and Frode Aqua Puri in a fragmentary dialogue about stakes, duration, and affordability.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Gail neott Nulton Piayer Plano Musia Schenck and Busan. Reference to music, Howie 4 WLES CURED IN 0 YO 414 Daye YAZO OINTMENT with claims of itching bleeding or protruding piles and a 14 day or money refunded guarantee.
A vivid report from Punishment For City Catchers in Pittsburg recounts a dog mistreatment incident. Miss Adelaide Jones testified that two men used a fly net to trap her dog while workers nearby watched. she cried out as the dog was seized by the ears and howled. One man was arrested. W Partridge corroborated her account and was discharged next day. J W Hodge said the catchers threatened to throw Miss Jones into a wagon.
An ad claims Dr Detchon’s Relief relieves rheumatism in hours by acting on the system and removing the cause. The product is offered in 75c to $1.00 and sold by the Durham Drug Co.
An ad for the Ressler Market on Pirat Avenue touts a full line of fresh credients. It emphasizes trial offers and inviting customers to sample goods.
An advertising card for Raymond D Wood promoting drawing of all kinds with prompt attention at Union Phone 27 and moving specialty services offered.
A vintage health ad claims a simple dose cures fermentation and sour stomach within five minutes, listing Pap e Minpepsin as a stomach regulator. It also promotes Dr Leonhardt's Hemroid as an internal remedy for piles, sold by N. P. Ames & Co and druggists, with a 24 day treatment at a dollar.
Dispatches from Lexington report that nine African American men were lynched near the Tentuel Moe area in northern Tennessee by strike firemen on the GN O and TP railroad. Passengers from the South describe a mountain region upheaval, with officials offering no confirmation or denial of the incident. An engineer said three men were killed, though details remain scant as trains depart with heavy guards.
NY market shows wheat No. 4 red and No. 1 northern sparking price notes, corn slight shifts, oats and butter quoted with standard grades. Buffalo market details wheat No. 1 northern and No. 2 red quotes, eggs and potatoes listed, livestock including steers cows hogs sheep and lambs priced across ranges.
Fragmentary report from the Buffalo hay market shows No 1 Mimothty on Lack at 17.00 and No 2 Hmothy at 16.00 while raw wheat and ants list at 6.0007.00, reflecting fluctuating prices and unclear units.
Rheumatic folks suffer from uric acid in blood, but the aim is to remove all uric acid. Doan's Kidney Pills claim to remove uric acid and cure kidneys, ending danger from uric acid. D J Bulth of Corry testifies they cured his back pain and kidney trouble after use. He bought six boxes at Northwest Ames & Co.'s Drug Store and has been free from the complaint since. Foster-sullivan Co Buffalo NY is sole US agents. remember the name Doan's.
An illustrated brochure from the Pennsylvania Railroad extols the New York Penn Station and accompanying ventilation tunnels as pivotal to city travel. It details construction feats beneath Manhattan and invites readers to request the pamphlet, offered postpaid from George W. Boyd. Also, a dubious health ad promises cures for deafness via nasal remedies, with a financial offer for stubborn catarrh cases.
Thieves attempted a brass haul from H. J. Whitby’s car in Norristown Pennsylvania. They entered the rear garage stripped a Mitchell touring car of brass, causing the auto to burn and be destroyed while a brass basket was stolen from the lawn. In Bloomington Indiana a man survived a suicide attempt after a long chase aided by university students. authorities described a midnight race and a forceful restraint at a skating rink.
Four year old Jim Hagerdon, child of Hoyt and unnamed mother, perished when a fire devastated the family home in Ellington, Chautauqua County. A baby brother was nearly suffocated in the blaze. The disaster follows quick succession of injuries and fatalities reported in nearby notices.
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