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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1911
Page
5
Bernstein's advert promises complete clothes satisfaction with Bernsteins special $9.50 and $12.50 suits. It claims clever patterns, perfect fit, and excellent wearing qualities plus strong value versus other shops, urging shoppers to buy now for larger savings.
Newark May 22 An entire family was killed when an auto loaded with passengers on route Huckeye lake crashed into a wagon. Bennie Dolson four years old, wife Helen twenty eight, daughters Helen seven and Edith five perished. father and elder daughter fled injuries. The car frightened the horse which bolted sending the buggy into the wreck. mother and younger daughter died on impact, the oldest child survived.
Cohen's Shoe Store invites shoppers to browse a large spring assortment with fashionably styled women's footwear built for hard wear and comfort. Prices range from 1.50 to 4.00 for general shoes, with children’s options featuring patent leather and gun metal uppers, including straps and oxfords from 1 to 2 dollars.
A historical advertisement-like text touts a remedy sold for bunions corns and tender feet. It claims soaking in hot water with a calo olde compound dissolved in a basin, repeated nightly, with instant relief and permanent cure. mentions a pinkabe cit Cilonide and other preparations as treatments and general foot care.
An old advertisement for Hemrold and Hom-Rold touts relief from piles. It claims substantial refunds if unsatisfied, lists Dr J S Leonhardt as prescriber, and offers a large bottle for $1 from Dr Leonhardt Co Buffalo NY. A booklet is available on request.
Americans in Torreon report a mob seized the town after rebel victory. Twenty five Chinese were slaughtered in the railroad eating house and many more killed elsewhere. Wealthy Chinese families defended banks and properties while several Americans fled the city fearing attack. No American deaths confirmed. Railroad and telegraph lines remain cut.
An ad touts Corry Ice as absolutely pure, distilled and sterilized, claiming it is free from dirt and germs. It pledges clean storage, stronger odor control, longer shelf life, lower cost, and delivery by year, season, or 100 pounds from a Corry produced facility.
Representative Booher denounces a Supreme Court dissent in the Standard Oil case, arguing the ruling disarms the legislative branch. He cites President Taft’s 1911 antitrust message, urging Congress to resist amendments that would change the law in light of the decision.
In El Paso on May 22 a brief peace agreement was signed by federal Judge Francisco Cirhajal and insurgent leaders Visquesames Francisco Madero Sr and Pina Sumex. The document claims Diaz has resigned and rebel demands satisfied, declaring a cessation of hostilities on both sides.
A public statement from D H Johnson of 261 Hasex Street Corry Pa promotes Down's Kidney Pills for kidney complaints. He reports relief after using a box bought at N B Antes & Co Drug Store, noting the pills live up to claims and recommending them highly. Sold by all druggists at 60 cents with Fouter-Milburn Co as sole US agents. Remember the name Down's and take no other.
May 30 report from Mauch Chunk says the strike on the Lehigh and New England line between Danielsville and Tamaqua is settled and work is resuming. Laborers agreed to return, with the promise of prompt measures to handle hazards and injuries during onboarding and initial days.
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