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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
5
A dubious advertises a new preparation called Otinean claiming to remove freckles with a single ounce nightly. It promises complete skin improvement and a fair money back guarantee. The text repeats exaggerated claims of dramatic lightening and blotting freckles.
A damaged line of text discusses children and mothers seeking comfort in a village setting. It mentions names or terms that appear garbled, with no clear events, dates, or places. The readable parts suggest a domestic or communal focus rather than a public action.
Washington dispatch reports Democratic leaders push for a smooth caucus as Champ Clark may win the chairmanship while Republicans face shifts. Objections surface over auto machinery in Congress and an “army of unemployed” forms as the minority party criticizes leadership and policy moves.
A testimonial from Greehahoro North Carolina describes relief from weakness and poor blood by Vinol a medicine claimed to combine non greasy oil and iron. The seller Babbitt Bou dyngetate guarantees refunds if customers are unsatisfied.
March 8 report details 144 victims identified by morgue workers at the warehouse fire site on Wasintgon Place and Grob Street. Authorities, led by Assistant U.S. Attorney Mostwick and Rubin, seek causes as more bodies are recovered and funeral pier operations continue. Twenty five young women workers from the firm perished. many identified by initials or partial names. unidentified bodies remain.
More than half of Sage College's 260 women students sign a petition opposing the admission of Black students to dormitories. University advisor Mrs. Martin and Dr. Schurman will be asked to present the petition to trustees, arguing the request lacks justification.
Greensburg sufferer Charles G Kaul was knocked senseless and badly injured during a night robbery. His gold watch and money were stolen as assailants fled. In a separate dispatch Harrisburg reports engineer John A Bowne near death after a long illness while Dr John Hollson, a health official, survived a heart attack with medical care.
A fragmented notice references a corn remedy claiming to burn toes and cure corns. It mentions Putnam’s Corn Extractor and Thomas Downey in a distorted ledger style, implying a barter or sale at 28-20-A1. The garbled text suggests a historical patent medicine advertisement with dubious claims.
A garbled ad claims Rheumatim relieves rheumatic pains in six hours with rapid action. It mentions a Durham drug store selling the remedy and references a one day cold cure product. The text is unreadable in parts but presents a period tone promotional item for medicines and prices.
Editor Kohlsaat of the Chieu Reo Herald testified to the Senate Investigating Committee that he knew 100000 UK had tapped to influence the election and the source of big information. He declined to reveal his informant and was pressed about a $10000 payment. he said he could not violate confidences and would not betray his sources.
An advertisement-style spread promotes MI-O-NA stomach tablets from Ames & Co claiming quick relief from indigestion fermentation and stomach trouble. It urges readers to buy 50 cent and 4 tish cent boxes and mentions guarantees and a true statement on request. The text also includes unrelated medical claims and a fleeting note about King Victor and J. Pierpont Morgan.
A readable testimonial praises Cascarets and Tind Do It for indigestion and constipation. The writer Edward A. Mars of Albany New York endorses the products, claiming they fully cure ailments and should be recommended to every family.
The city announces removal of all trains from Union Depot effective immediately, reducing service to nearby areas. Officials cite a breakdown and major disruptions affecting transportation, with continued updates expected as repairs proceed. Local patrons urged to seek alternate routes and monitor notices for future changes.
Creston Iowa letter claims Lydia B Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured long standing inflammation and pain and restored strength after other medicines failed. Testimonials from War S and others urge women to write for advice to Mrs Pinkham Lyons Mass as she offers confidential, free guidance after twenty years of assistance.
An advertisement from A. Higgins Sweet Pea Specialist in Avoca N.Y. promotes eight half-ounce packets of top named sweet pea varieties for 25 cents plus bonus orchid flower seeds and double poppies. Special pre February 15 offer includes extra orchid sweet pea packet and rare Queen of the Market variety.
Roxford Fabric is highlighted as a premium hat paper for pride on the market today. It offers fine cloth finish, comes in various textures, and is presented in an attractive box with a suggested price.
A fragmented note compares a ten cent paper to cheaper papers of three or fifteen cents. The author claims this paper offers better value, noting nearby alternatives and the perceived advantage of their own publication.
Babbitt's draying service advertises prompt attention for moving and hauling. Raymond D Wood is listed with Union Phone 27 as the contact. The ad emphasizes moving specialty and prompt service for all hindquarters of freight.
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