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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1911
Page
4
Hor Bath May 3 Mrs John Nish 28 of Holfast street died at Bath hospital after burns from lamp fire that spread as she struggled to warn neighbors. Coroner John Heason to hold inquest. husband faced possible charges as details of the incident emerge.
Record prices for Guernseys reported from a May sale at Fredoplek and Vidbnoya show twenty eight cows bringing 37 275 dollars while a bull sold for 3 209 dollars. The event highlighted high bids and strong demand at regional cattle markets with several cows averaging large sums and claims of world records. Local names and places are cited in fragmented OCR passages.
The note urges customers to notify drivers or call Corry Ice Company to arrange delivery. It claims twenty year old prices, offers pure Corry Tea as a standout product, and touts its superior quality for all uses from simple beverages to refined dishes.
Dr Padoll and Dr Gye operate eye consults at the St James Hotel every Friday with a trial optometry session. A permanent office is listed at 426 Holland Street, Erie, PA. Hours noted include morning six and night Tam here for eye and glasses consultations.
Delegation from Buffalo Manchester and Tonawanda testified before the Senate Finance Committee urging adoption of the Canadian reciprocity treaty amid debates on broader trade volumes. Ohio Governor Warner rejected the measure while opponents argued for stronger terms. Rochester and Buffalo participants pressed for a favorable agreement, with university professor Forbis providing contextual remarks.
A list of pharmacists from Corry and nearby towns claim they have tested Linnealn's Cae jaerh Balm and give their unqualified endorsement. The names include Ames & Co, The Nirham Drug Co, Blaleaville, Le Mensinger, Brubaker, Freeman, Longedort, Moyer, Haines, and Bravafelter, affirming the product's efficacy for a Vert.
Debate shows Western New York delegates back reciprocity due to trade growth. Spokesman Rotterstim says people support print paper link with Canada. Senator Smoot notes Amana committee influence. division over maintaining farm produce protections amid treaty talks.
Cleveland heard Dr G W Atnots of Colorado claim wives and mothers sleep on their backs causes illness and obesity. He urged operation for many cases and promoted side or stomach sleeping to prevent internal disorders, urging more abdominal procedures at the convention.
Carlyle admitted frequent smoking and said he would not quit after doctors warned it could injure him. He believed quitting would be more difficult than continuing, noting he found it hard to stop and preferred smoking to going without.
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