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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1911
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text offers odd guidance on foot care products and remedies, mentioning vendors at the Journal and various terms like swelling inflammation and toed issues. The passage includes garbled phrases about foot therapy, treatments, and unrelated cosmetic notes, with no clear event or named entities.
A dubious patent medicine ad touts a miracle tablet claimed to cure all piles without operation. It promises a guaranteed refund and targets a wide audience, mentioning Dr Loombirdt and Dr Woodardt Co with a Buffalo, NY address for mail orders. The ad includes sensational phrases and a one cent trial offer.
Manley and Bingham, Painters and Decorators at 549 E Main St advertise wallpaper and painting services. They claim to work in both domestic and foreign markets, with guaranteed work and two telephone lines.
Coroner Mickey reported William Blam died from skull fractures after blows from a wedge-straight hammer. The inquest found no corroborating evidence or clear motive and concluded the death resulted from self harm. Mrs Staum testified her husband had been brooding over business rubles.
The Utica blaze estimated to damage 875,000 in property, with significant sections of a block on Bleecker Street destroyed. Firefighters fought the flames March 20 as local firms and residents evacuated. authorities tally the loss and assess the cause while the Commonwealth Company and local diners report impact.
An OCR damaged ad promotes Cory Extractor for corns warts callouses bunions and toe hunva. Pricing shown as five shillings monthly with distributor maman downey at a listed address. Evidence of misspellings and garbled text.
Washington dispatch reports Army troop movements near Moslean border spark debate over mobilization meant to signal opposition from Senator Bailey to Parsola Pont. Officials and experts discuss potential impact on public support, with New York and Havana links cited amid broader wartime anxieties and political maneuvering.
A burned vessel named Murnesa ho Atecmatl sailed from Port Adelphia on March 5 en route to Thomek when fire broke out during the return trip. The crew abandoned ship at Miwentuhe after attempts to douse the flames failed. The ship was reported sinking with a 3,00 fous measured by North Point while the vessel’s total losses loomed.
Reported plan outlines establishing formal relations between Romania and the United States. Wording suggests imminent steps by both sides, with mention of a negotiator and symbolic ceremonies. Unclear phrasing hints at procedural hurdles and potential delays in announcements.
D M Jackson offers complete city hack and transfer services at Calon Depot with care for trunks and baggage. Phone lines prioritized for prompt service across all city parts. Special attention given to trunk and baggage transfers.
A local retailer touts Roxford Fabric as among the best papers for the price, emphasizing fine cloth options in both finished and plain variants. The ad notes attractive prices and appealing options for buyers seeking value.
In this snippet readers compare paper prices from ten cents to a higher rate, noting how some outlets promote cheaper copies while others hide cost differences. The article suggests buyers should seek better value and beware inflated prices at certain sellers.
Washington reports President Taft advocates a general revision to aid business interests and push legislation for a permanent tariff commission. He aims to secure informaton and cabinet support, with actions to unfold through congressional consideration and executive communication to Congress.
A battered ad promotes Doane’s Kidney Pills from Amen Co’s Brug Bioad Local ie Ing. The testimonial claims relief after using the product, with a seller listing Dean’s and urging readers to buy through Poster-Milburn Co in Buffalo New York as sole US agents. The text references Corry, Pennsylvania and addresses and includes garbled OCR.
Prominent steel magnate in Atlantic City dies at his summer home after months of heart trouble. He was a longtime Pittsburgh capitalist, once allied with Andrew Carnegie as a partner in steel ventures. He served in the Civil War era and helped build a prominent business coalition with four other millionaires.
March 20 Newburgh NY. Garow, treasurer of the Newburgh Carpet Company, shot himself at Washingtonville near his home and died about a half hour later. A well known Orange County family member, he faced recent illness and financial worries.
A vintage ad promises relief for nervous headaches poor digestion and vitality with "Nero Tablets" sugar coated. Available at Corry druggists for 60 cents per box with a money back guarantee if no benefit, urging readers to buy today.
Minh Picheburs announces the resignation of President Guthrie effective in November or April as the company relocates offices. Tomes Z. Tray, vice president, is named to succeed Guthrie. Mr Bray becomes an official, and the Public company plans a new building in Yourestown while shedding former office locations.
Albany March 20 Governor Dix plans to discuss the Senate situation with Senator Franklin D Roosevelt insurgent Republican leaders say Dix will propose overtures to Roosevelt and to keep party unity for a possible Democratic stance in the senator race. Roosevelt says he has heard nothing from Dix about the matter while aides expect a meeting to occur and assess the plan.
Washington March 20 The Postal Savings system shows only 133 853 deposited since January. Officials project total deposits reaching about 20 000 000 after a year if nationwide patronage matches early figures. By now 892 accounts opened and 6 861 deposits recorded with an average balance of 21 50. During the period 268 accounts closed or withdrawn, leaving 1 5 ben? 1 1 3 3 6 4
Washington reports the justice department signals price cuts on electric lamps amid antitrust actions against the Electric Lamp Trust. Officials expect about 38 percent reductions and savings totaling over 100000 dollars annually for consumers as pools firming up dissolve in anticipation of a sale.
London reports a large rise in Canadian emigration with the headquarters estimating more than 50 percent more departures than in 1910. All available berths on ships bound for Canada are fully booked as the exodus continues into the middle of March.
In Bar-Sur-Aube yesterday thousands of vineyard owners and workers gathered in the Department of the Aube to protest tax demands. Protesters girdled and burned tax notes as authorities watched, signaling widespread rural anger.
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