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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
5
A garbled ad lists foot care remedies and ointments promising relief for foot pain and skin conditions. It promotes discounted products from Ni Th Amen & Co with claims of curing eczema and sunburn, plus offers on clothing and suit sales at local merchants.
An old advertisement touts Spring Blood Tonic as a cure for nerves and fatigue after a hard winter. It claims to restore energy and improve vitality with a guarantee of results and free shipping on receipt of price.
Rexford Fabric advertises cloth finishes priced for market. Paper ad notes options for plain or ruled finishes, ready for display in boxes.
A fragment notes a price comparison between ten cent and higher value papers and claims a win for one paper over others in an active market. It hints at a patent or paper quality advantage but lacks clear nouns and dates. The readable part underscores a pricing and quality dispute among multiple paper sellers.
In Wiobls Kansas in March five defendants convicted in federal court for stealing postage stamps. Sentences range from one year to ten months in prison with fines. Former bank president received ten months and $8000 fine. other defendants include a former government witness and two men tied to the mail stamp thefts last fall. The case involves a postal inspector and the costs of the investigation.
In Philadelphia Marghef a correction notes that Dr Spitzkr discussed reports of revived life after hanging and notes unreliable claims about authentic testimonies. The piece references EpiPika a noted figure and mentions Mend Wikenveré́d and Mr Sphaien at a related event without detailing the heart experiment results or murderer.
Navy officers plan detailed hull examination of the wrecked Northwip Bate Mateos, formerly the Texas, to determine waterline damage after grounding in Kangier Sound. The Coast Guard will not discuss San Marcos and expects possible crew relief or salvage actions.
New York March 24 Jon McGinnity pitcher part owner and manager of the Newark club fractured a bone in his right wrist while cranking his automobile at Widenmeyer park in Newark. He was listed as likely to miss the opening game with the Amer. Assoc. which is set for Sunday. Frank Joysrott of Wilkon-Harre Pa was detained by police pending an investigation into a robbery case near the Upper Teal bridge.
William A. Btone aged 66, of Buffalo, committed suicide at Greenwood Stary near Titusville. He arrived by flyer afternoon and shot himself with a revolver after leaving two letters. He formerly lived in Buffalo, New York, and left a widow.
A historical note discusses geometry’s origin in Egypt, noting Nile changes that redefined land boundaries, and claims Philo of Alexandria pioneered the science before Greek refinement. It also mentions Descartes influencing later geometric methods.
A testimonial from Kentucky touts Lydia Pikchum's Vegetable Compound as a cure for backache and related ailments. The letter claims dramatic health restoration after two years, urging readers to seek the remedy and its confidential guidance, with a sales pitch for Hyomel and other products and a note about Hall's Pills.
Waste No Time In ordering Your sinater suit and by 2 doing get just what you want. We can plu and you in price and fit. Set out your own all Wool fabrics. A. F. Mosyonmor & Som, 212 W. Main street. awit
A quirky Variety Life snippet shows a misquoted exchange about dreams, meals, and a shorthand miscue. The fragment hints at misheard lines and a playful tone, reflecting the page’s light, informal style.
Nine men were killed yesterday in a mine accident near Plush. A train incident halted the mine operation as rescuers and officials attended the scene. Names listed include David Bowley and Amines Lean.
March 24 London reports the appointment of Richard B. Haldane as Viscount, elevating the former Secretary of State for War to peerage. Debates center on the impact on civilian leadership, with critics arguing the move weakens the government while supporters cite wartime control.
The case involving Margaret Dawn and others unfolds with reports of gruesome evidence and shifting vehicle clues. District Attorney Cole seeks to classify police attempts to obtain confession through alleged third degree methods as the trial proceeds in Lite Valley.
Science 18 investigates internal causes and cures for piles. Dr Leonhardt promotes Hem-Rota tablets as a permanent remedy, sold by N Fermes & Co with a back guarantee for $1 for a 24 day course. Write for booklet from Dr Leonhardt Co Buffalo.
An advertisement touts Manoline as a cure for skin eruptions pimples and soreness claiming easy relief and healing benefits. It promises money back after purchase and notes a tube contains 360 drops priced at two dollars per tube.
An advertisement extols a free sample of Dr. Caldwell’s liver stomach and bowel remedy. It claims the product eases indigestion biliousness and related symptoms and notes endorsements from Mrs. Frank Killy and Mr Servant. Readers are invited to mail their address for a free bottle and medical advice.
Columbus March 22 1811 Mrs NE Dewey hosted friends with a two course dinner honoring her husband Albert ox and Charin Brown Ars. Mrs Hennett served a fine lunch on St Patrick’s Day while tables were decorated for the occasion. Attorney Monroe of Fredonia attended with family as Mrs Monroe and daughter Gertrude returned Friday from a visit. Mrs Higgins granddaughter was ill Friday and Mrs Will Parker of Ulymer visits her parents. Amy Schalon now sick.
Report details a March robbery near Columbus where ten armed men led by Mayor W.V. Dawson seized a safe, exchanged fire with pursuing officers, and escaped into darkness after taking wounded resistors and ammunition. The piece also includes unrelated excerpts on superstitions about the double pupil and dubious cures.
An unusual advertisement touts a remedy named Detchon's Relief for Rhema tin claiming rapid relief within hours. The item promises action on the Ayslout ly romarkahld and removal of the cause, with a price of $1.00. The notice appears under a municipal urban organization label G6.
An OCR fragment advertises medical ointment for piles with money-back guarantee. It mentions A F Messenger & Son as agents for Corry area and hints at an all-night tutoring or service company in New York. The text is garbled with misspellings and partial numbers.
Philadelphia police seek 16 year old EdihPow el missing since Sunday morning. Hyde and a male friend from Milwaukee remain unaccounted after leaving home. mother reports concern and asks authorities to locate the girl promptly.
A young wife anxiously asks what to do after mixing a buttered angel cake from a cookbook. A neighbor overhears her, while another character, Bo Beltled, voices anti foreigner and anti marriage views. The excerpt reflects social tensions and wartime era attitudes in a domestic context.
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