27 May 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1911
Page
1
President Taft expressed optimism over a proposed amendment package tied to a forestry and paper act. He favored compromise with Senator Root and anticipated Democratic votes for city-related measures, while White House aides signaled a potential vote by mid June.
An advertorial note from Titusville Pa promotes Ban Cura Jointment as a cure for piles and related ailments. It quotes Rev. Wo Gibert of Titusville, praising twenty years of suffering followed by a permanent cure after using Sun Cura Ointment. The ad lists agents N F Aimer and Thomas Downey of Corry and Downey, with prices and mentions a Baby Soap product also sold by the same firms.
In Paris a state funeral for M Henri Berteaux, war minister, was attended by prominent republic officers and notable citizens. reports say the gathering reflected nationwide mourning as the minister’s death from a plane crash near Mayence is noted amid war-time hardships.
Reports say an insurgent head will resign from the Senate and hold a public reception in El Paso Monday as friends announce plans for his candidacy for the presidency. The piece notes an undercurrent of satisfaction among rebel forces and mentions the uncertain stance of factions allied with Diaz.
General Porfirio Diaz resigned the presidency and, with his wife and children, boarded the steamship for Havana. The ex-president’s party, aided by the Mexican National Railway, departed for Europe and the Santander area, where Diaz was reported to spend a tour of days before settling abroad.
London May 27 reports the Ireland census showing a population near 4.81 million with a 1.7 percent decline from years past. Male numbers drop by about 0.6 and the number of youths under ten rises slightly, while the overall trend hints at shifts in urban and rural areas.
An OCR fragment lists a Kapelle Band concert program featuring overtures, solos, and descriptive pieces. Highlights include Wagner, Rossini, Losey, a male quartet, and selections from Madame Sherry and The Time, The Place and the Girl, with pieces named by several performers such as George Thomas, Warren Thom as, and Archie Lyons. The jumble of titles suggests a varied program and multiple performers.
The fragment notes Frank J. Chandy joining as a notary or official in a Toledo county matter, with references to Cheney and Wy Ghney Ce and a court setting. It mentions a confrontation about money and a character named Dawley Weinbrower, ending with a burst of dialogue.
The First National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania titled as the oldest bank in Warren County highlights its long history in the region. Established prominence suggests enduring community financial service in Warren County.
A North Dakota reader and a Columbia resident tout Parisian Sage as the best hair tonic for children and adults. They report improved scalp health, no dandruff, even color, and reduced hair loss after two weeks, with a marketing claim of a large bottle priced at local stores and pharmacies.
An advertisement promotes a home remedy claiming to curb a cold in one day using a laxative. It assures refunds if it fails to work and states a signature on each box. The copy uses promotional language and emphasizes quick relief despite questionable health claims.
The singer asserts a vast difference among sewing machines and says only the Singer outperforms others. It credits distinctive ideas, continual improvement, and specialized staff to the factory's year by year advancement.
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