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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1913
Page
8
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New York reports Dr. Herman C. Frauenthal stating that relief observed in tuberculosis patients treated by Dr. Friedmann may result from hypnotism. He notes adults were hypnotized, some moved joints previously unable, and faith in the doctor persisted even as recovery remains uncertain. Temperature drops to normal in some cases.
Ames & Co. promotes BZO with a money back offer for strong feet at work. Rub on BZO for sore, burning, aching feet and corns. Also advertised as a delightful ointment for chapped hands and eczema. A jar costs 26 cents nationwide.
New York March 24 crowds jam Fifth Avenue as Bulgarians surprise with bold displays in Easter parade. Women wear baggy blouses, yellow sashes and sheer stockings, while colored top shoes draw attention from Madison Square to the plaza. Sidewalks two miles crowded with spectators and photographers.
Walks were packed as automobiles and four wheelers filled the broad road. The greatest press of traffic came after noon when churches dismissed. Traffic policemen managed the flow as people kept moving through the area.
City auto men urge repainting and repair of street automobile signs before the season. Big red fins at street termini are dented and need extensive work to enforce speed and right-of-way rules. Local drivers should cooperate to strengthen traffic regulation enforcement, aiming to reduce misunderstandings and troubles.
President Taft spoke to a large audience at Tabernacle Baptist Church in Augusta Ga yesterday afternoon along with Dr N M Butler and Dr David Gregg. The meeting aimed to raise funds for an institutional church planned by Dr Walker the local pastor. A substantial sum was raised.
London dispatch reports high peril as Squarl’s crisis worsens with imminent murder threats against Dorothy Ainsworth, stepdaughter of Rear Admiral Eaton. An Austrian steamboat is ordered to rush aid including food clothing and tents to Soutarl to relieve endangered inhabitants.
Four charred bodies were found at the Leo Wharton homestead near Williamstown New Jersey about 20 miles from Camden. The blaze appeared intended to cover a killing and left the house extensively damaged as investigators began probing the violent death scene.
The text notes opposition to a constitutional convention and discusses a bill to create an Intermediate court in Philadelphia. It mentions a Senate session and a Philadelphia delegation ready to sign enactment for city funds to finance subway construction and other improvements. The Compromise Public Works bill, backed by administration and independents, faces reshaping by the Judiciary General committee this week.
An old newspaper advertisement touts Putnam's Corn Extrac tor as the best corn remedy. It claims the product removes corns to the root without a greasy salve and urges purchase from druggists at 25 cents, mentioning Thos Downey as a recommended source.
Lieutenant Sir Ernest Shackleton sails for New York aboard the Mauretania via London, stating plans for another Antarctic expedition. The exact start date of the new voyage has not been fixed.
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