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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1911

Page

4

Bargain Sale Promises Low Prices on Staples

A broad daily sale advertises cash-only purchases with a money back guarantee on all orders, listing low prices on flour, meal, beans, canned goods, refrigerated items, and drugs. The notice emphasizes large stock, 30 years of experience, and a claim of imminent price increases due to lean stock. Local store CJ Wood’s highlights 10 to 19 cent can prices on a wide range of groceries and household items.

Whittier Hartlett Heinz Superior Sheridan Randall's Wales Vienna Astoria C.J. Wood Mother Cook Paris Maryland Hawaian Island Atmore Dewitt Fletcher Hire Sloan Foley Pinkham Hood Kilmer Pierce

Farmers Denounce Treaty Denounce Taft Reciprocity Push

Washington, Sept. 29. National farmers organizations gather to oppose President Taft and the reciprocity program. Aaron Jones of South Bend, a leading reformer, claims Taft is unpopular and faces near loss in Ohio and worse in Indiana. Jones says the reciprocity bill would be modified so Taft cannot recognize its terms. He has long led the national Grange movement.

PPOE Washington Eto National Aaron Jones South Band Taft Madfann Ohio Jones

New Cabinet Members Named for Mexico City

Mexico City's cabinet lines up under President Dliax with Limantour, Cosio the only old guards retained. De La Barra, Limantour, Sod, Estanol, Dominguez, Corto named to key posts. Corral to Europe in April with likely replacement at foreign office. Also reports suggest Casasas or Cavarrubias to replace La Barra as ambassador in Washington. Meanwhile a lightning storm in Newburgh, North Carolina, causes 100000 dollars in damage to Valle gate home and Mead-Tatt factory in Cornwall, with further damage to a house near Maribor.

Limantour Cosio Mambera Mexico City Dlax Francisco de LaBarra Josu Y. Limantour Demetrio Sod Vera Estanol Norberts Dominguez Mavy Gonzales Corto Sind Gosia Corral Gall Europe Mspann Taliesin Vera Cruz la Barra Washington Jon J Onin Casasas Miguel Cavarrubias England Newburgh N.C Vallegate Farfell Peffrays Cornwall Mead-Tatt Company Maribor

Malaria Fever Relief Post From Lynn, Mass

Gronou P Sinoxa of Lynn Massachusetts recounts a long struggle with malaria each spring and summer. He credits Pinkham's Blood Purifier after months of illness and pimples clearing up and claims lasting health now.

Lulea Bob Pinkham Gronou P. Sinoxa Groveland Street Lynn Mass

Pinkham's Blood Purifier Promised For Malaria

Malaria is caused by a parasite in the blood that destroys red cells and weakens health. Chills and fever are key symptoms, and the blood purifier claims to cure by purifying and enriching the blood. The advertisement cites Mr. Strong as a case who reportedly found relief after other remedies failed.

Mr. Strong Pinkham

Romans Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary of Rome as Capital

Rome marks the fiftieth anniversary of proclaiming Rome as the capital of United Italy with midnight gun salutes and dawn bells. The city is crowded, flags fly, and a royal reception honors Victor Emmanuel II Mazzini and Garibaldi. Mayors and presidents deliver addresses praising Italy’s founders as banners and decorations abound.

Rome Italy Hiall Victor Emmanuel Bayout Muzzino Garibaldi Victor

Peruvian Rebels Surprise Guard Near CaLuenos

A band of about 40 insurgents surprised guards at CaLuenos Peru on March 29 and seized two merchants. Government troops pursue the rebels as reports describe the movement as sporadic and uncoordinated.

Lina Peru CaLuenos Prise

Motive for Crime in Bitter Feud at Little Valley

District Attorney Cole opened the case alleging motive in the alleged murder of Mary O Connor by her sister Margaret Dean in Little Valley. Witnesses testified to bitter feuds between the two women, including a Nov 5 incident at the Do na home when a room was to be used for cooking and Mary O Connor protested, prompting a sharp exchange with Margaret Dean.

Mra Dean O'Connor Little Valley Cole Margaret Dean Dona

Coffer Dam Burst Near Mechanicsville Delays Hudson Work

Heavy rains caused a coffer dam on the Hudson River south of Mechanicsville to fail, undermining over 180 feet of the channel and flooding nearby fields and lines. No lives were lost, with about 10,000 dollars in damage reported. Dam built by a barge company for blasting rock. High water affected observers along the river.

Saratoga N.Y Mudkon Mechanicsville Fudson

Negotiations Doubt Over U S France Arbitration

London March 29 The government was asked if the United States and France had begun talks on a treaty of arbitration and whether the foreign secretary would present a formal proposal Sir Edward Gray replied he had no information on such negotiations and could not comment on any approaching discussions with France.

Aritiehery United State London Commone United States France For Align Sir Edward Gray Ile

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