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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1911
Page
5
A Lynn Massachusetts resident testifies to Pinkham Dead Purifier aiding recovery after spring fatigue. The note claims rapid improvement after three bottles and a gain of twenty pounds in three months. The speaker urges others to use a reliable blood purifier for seasonal ills.
Tacoma Washington March 27 Professor Belmore Browne of Columbia University and Merl Lavoy will lead an expedition to Mount McKinley accompanied by Arthur Aten and Akurans. They plan a spring 1922 ascent with a preliminary climb in March and aim to reach the summit from the northern side within about one month. Browne and Parker will join in July for further plans.
Albany report says Democrats hold a caucus tonight to name a candidate for United States senatorship. Governor Dix and insurgent leader Roosevelt both decline to reveal specifics while leaders discuss the tenuous path to a majority.
A pardon petition for Thomas F E Stripling, imprisoned in Beonville Virginia for a murder 14 years ago, was signed by many private citizens of Harris County Georgia and received by the governor for transmission to the prison commission.
An advertisement touts Hem-Wold and Later by Ames & Co as cures for piles with a money-back guarantee if results fall short. It promotes Homrold as an internal remedy by Dr J S Leos and includes a rheumatism relief claim with Detetson's Rollet. The piece lists prices and a Buffalo supplier, urging readers to request a booklet.
An advertisement promises cure for itching and protruding piles in 8 to 14 days with a money back guarantee. The claim targets sufferers seeking relief through a topical or medicinal treatment labeled VLES. No verifiable medical endorsement provided.
An old advertisement touts Ezo as a foot care ointment from the Hiro Chemical Co of Rochester New York. It claims rapid soothing of soreness after shaving or irritations and promises tender feet with relief from burning and aching.
An advertisement touts HYOMEL as a universal remedy for catarrh coughs and throat illnesses. It promotes a complete HYOMEL outfit including bottle and inhaler priced at $1,000 with optional extra bottle for 50 cents and urges readers to buy through Ny FL Anes & Co. MIi-27.
A note traces early counting methods before formal arithmetic and how ancient peoples multiplied objects to solve problems. It highlights adapters of number systems and the transition from tallying to structured calculation across civilizations.
The former toe king Charles W. Moris is described as going crazy in his Atlanta federal prison cell. John F. Gaynor, recently released from a state institution, reports Moris pacing and staring at walls, losing interest in visitors and meals, indicating severe mental condition amid imprisonment and worry.
Brock The Stark Granite Marble Works offers monument stones treadstones and setting work at lower prices by avoiding agents and middlemen. They promise at least 45 percent savings versus outsiders, with quotes on prices and a direct from quarry process.
Washington reports President Taft is rapidly recovering from a pink eye attack that caused personal inconveniences. He had a brief communications outage and limited reading but resumed normal duties after a weekend rest and a long walk with Secretary Norton. Eye irritation remains mild with expectations to return to full schedule in days.
In New York on March 27 gamblers used sawdust as a defense. Eleven assailants attacked a suspected gambling den in the downtown district with axes. The walls collapsed under four tons of sawdust, burying the attackers for several minutes and allowing the gamblers to escape in the chaos.
William F. Sheehan writes to Democratic legislators insisting he will not decline the U S Senate nomination nor resist a caucus decision. He cites a Feb 25 letter and says he will abide by the majority caucus choice and remains firm in his stance.
Mrs George Clover aged 48, mother of 17, gave birth to twins on March 27. The Clover household includes five pairs of twins and triplets with husband listed as a laborer.
Fragmentary text suggests discussion of envy as a major weakness and ignorance. The readable portions reference a figure named Nurpest and a critique of what he observed, though details are incomplete and unclear.
A fragment notes Roxford Fabric as one of the vest papers for file price on the market today. It mentions fine cloth though vague on whether riled or plain and describes it in an attractive box with an implied price.
A brief remark notes the local paper offers a ten cent price, inviting comparison with fifteen or twenty cent papers. The writer claims this publication exceeds rivals like Mooulidis and Soli in class and quality.
Babbitt's Spring Blood Tonic claims spring fever relief as winter drains nerves and blood. Nero Tablets are advertised to ease sleeplessness headaches and fatigue with a guarantee from the Corry druggist and postpaid delivery on receipt of price.
A fragment describes a man in town seen as watchful and devoted to others. The speaker wishes a better life for him, hoping he receives a prize like a Howard watch and joins an aristocratic circle among prominent leaders.
Local notice promoting D M Jackson proprietor operated city train and baggage transfer service from Union Depot. Emphasizes broad city coverage, special attention to transfers, and both phones available for contact.
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