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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1911
Page
1
Fragmented catalog style notice advertises rings pens watches and chains with mentions of diamonds sterling silver and glass items. Includes garbled phrases suggesting clocks bracelets and chin items. No readable dates or firm entities.
Fragmentary OCR text references a scale of creatures or beings, noting brainy ante and asserting proportionality to body size versus other living beings. The passage is unclear and reads as a philosophical or speculative line from a larger discussion. No definite event or entities can be confirmed.
Lurid details emerge from the Asch Building fire in New York as rescuers tally 145 dead. Firefighters recover bodies from water and debris while investigators probe venting flames and possible causes. Relatives line the pier morgue seeking identifications as officials describe grisly scenes and ongoing searches for missing.
Major George C. Squier outlines a program for regular aerial patrols along the Mexican border to monitor incursions. The proposal emphasizes airpower, coordination with ground units, and enhanced reconnaissance capabilities amid border tensions.
Three more army aviators arrive in San Antonio to join Lt Foulois and Phil Parmalee in a border patrol plan along the Rio Grande. Major George O Shuler leads the aerial effort as four more Curtiss planes are prepared for service within a week.
A distorted Austin dispatch reports the largest battle of the Mexican revolution with claims of 363 rebels killed and about twice that wounded, plus 152 killed on the rebel side. It cites a prominent Austin family member and mentions federal troops and a Drake Penn engagement with unclear dates.
The text describes a Civil War style clash where Col Barrett Arraya forces rout and capture rebels at a key moment, followed by a march to Reyes and Eytan. Three Americans, including Drake Penn, are killed in a hard fought engagement. The narrator witnesses close combat and receives a wound, noting fierce charges and a decisive moment near A at toy a.
Boston reports 28 percent of the country’s cotton mill spindles idle due to low demand and gas shortages harming raw material flow. Mills face reduced activity as production slows and markets tighten amid unsteady economics.
Corry residents praise Doans Kidney Pills after years of use, citing reliable relief and strong endorsement by local figures. The ad notes Foster Milburn Co as sole US agents and urges kidney sufferers to try the medicine. A separate local report recounts George Hoven's accident near Sharon, Pennsylvania, where he fell into an abandoned well but survived after two hours.
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