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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
4
Fragmentary text describes a mythical elixir claimed to restore youth and vigor. Mentions a person named Matt nol and garbled phrases about strengthening organs. Contains nonsensical terms and unclear references to taste and currency.
A suffragette named Miss Gibb received a six month sentence at the London sessions on March 28 for breaking windows. The incident reflects ongoing militant action in the suffrage movement.
An old advertisement touts pills to boost energy after meals. It claims readings on digestion and sleepiness, urging purchase of Pillivones sold by Thos. Downey. The copy uses archaic spellings and exaggerated health claims typical of period medicine ads.
The measure has passed both houses and goes to the president. It targets movement between the United States and Canada by tightening land and maritime rules, limiting subsidies and residency ties to curb immigrant flow. Western lawmakers push for stricter enforcement to slow border crossings and stabilize population shifts.
Philadelphia officials ruled that separated or divorced voters may be barred from voting in local elections. The decision targets about 1,800 residents including attorney Willand Rork, who faced residence issues tied to his wife. The commission said a voter's domicile must reflect where his wife resides or where he registers.
An advertisement from Thomas Vowne well hointment called San uri ttiae duirely promotes Ban Cure Soap for immediate relief of fever sores, cuts, bruises, and skin conditions. It touts a 2 to 40 pents price and urges readers to apply for work in manufacturing while advertising the product across Divert, Pa and Maadville, Pa.
An advertorial page allege s a rheumatism remedy named REEUMA promises rapid pain relief and removal of toxins. It cites doctors and broad claims about stopping pain, reducing swelling, and curing various conditions with daily use, urging readers to start immediately and visit wholesalers for distribution.
Junk dealer H Welss of 317 West Smith street reports a phony four to six night scheme. The note appears in local notices and lists Welss as a point of contact for further information.
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