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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
1
The notice lists a large assortment of jewelry and goods including rings watches beads and clocks in various finishes, described as up to date and of fine quality. It mentions sterling dore ware in a heraldic pattern and a varied display, with extensive inventory and fireproof storage claims.
A London gathering marks the King James Bible tercentenary at Royal Albert Hall with speeches by Premier Asquith and Ambassador Reid. The event emphasizes unity between Britain and the United States while suffragists, angered by delays, push their ballot campaign with banners urging votes for women and excerpts tied to the celebration.
Obscure ad touts Pathogone as cure for pain injuries and cramps in horses. Claims it reduces veterinary bills and improves health, urging owners to buy for farm use and training. References vague names and terms, appears as a damaged product promotion.
A garbled line appears to discuss morning plans and what to wear, with unclear context and no identifiable names or locations.
A local event titled Speakeat Celebration honors the King James Bible translation. The program highlights linguistic artistry and historical impact, inviting congregants and scholars to reflect on its enduring role in religious and cultural life.
Albany reports a massive blaze that destroyed the state Capitol complex, with fires consuming the granite structure and causing extensive losses surpassing seven million dollars. One life feared lost while many firemen succumbed to smoke as crews battled the inferno for hours, forcing sessions to meet in nearby chambers and leaving state offices crippled or homeless.
In a Philadelphia desertion case Mrs Annie O Neale of New York accuses Lawrence O Lee, once with Grace Van Bridgford Opera, of leaving her on March 12 after a quarrel over trousers. The hearing revealed he claimed he would go to Philadelphia, while she fought to keep him from returning. A $20 payment by money order to his wife was noted but did not resolve the matter.
Elizabeth Cook 21 of Clear Witter died by her own hand after a distraught sequence described as influenced by maternal guidance and a desire to emulate a loved one. The petitioner, Mrs Richard Mur, reportedly drank carbolic acid after an evening theater outing and died beside her husband.
A medical student from the University of Pennsylvania Paris Philadelphia volunteered for a blood transfusion at University Hospital. The operation was performed under Dr Harry O Wins ter with details of wages and railway workers updates interlaced in the report. The piece notes the voluntary donation and a later public issuance for more volunteers, alongside unrelated wage changes announced by manager McGuire of the Lenten Valley Railroad Company.
In Valley March court proceedings, the jury found the accused not guilty after deliberations in the Nim Baarjart case. The judge sentenced Mrs Dern to a temporary discharge amid unclear circumstances.
The Albany Capitol faced a serious blaze prompting officials to note obsolete electric wiring and call for a new building. Governor Foss and Maryland’s Willliams sent telegraphs. a red-haired Irish guard and Mrs John A. Dix sparked entry drama as crowds from New York and Brooklyn arrived aboard the Empire State Express to observe the incident.
C O Babbitt and Son promote a quick sale of their specific for constipation with Howard Co supplies. They offer a money back guarantee if it does not cure. The ad lists symptoms such as poor digestion fatigue and upset stomach and claims benefit from the remedy.
Movers are asked to transport carpets rugs and draperies to a new plant for cleaning by a powerful air system. Items will be returned to any city address. Service promised promptly on short notice. Hoth phones Manley and Bingham. Ans.
A Scottish golf note discusses public links funding and round costs, noting residents face fees to maintain these courses and cover upkeep. The piece emphasizes community access and financial sustainability of local courses.
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