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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
5
Turner W. Shacklett of Erie seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Erie-Crawford District. A longtime businessman and city official, he favors tariff revision but pledges to protect legitimate business interests while serving as a public official.
A testimonial from Dunham at Main St Cor v Pa recounts kidney pain and frequent secretions during a cold in 1904. The narrator claims Doan’s Kidney Pills cured weakness and kept kidneys functioning, praising Amey & Co.’s Drug Store for a supply. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is listed as sole US agents. Remember the name Dean’s.
Classified notice announces old newspapers available from the Journal office. Cites contact or sale terms and urges readers to inquire at the office for details and pricing.
Abstract OCR fragment records a string of numbers and terms with no clear event or names. Readable pieces include 20400 and UGA, suggesting a coding sequence or index. No coherent news item or persons identifiable to form a summary.
Oyster Bay reports Colonel Roosevelt ends a full day by tying for dinner with George W. Porkitt and Senator Joseph M. Dixon. Public response praises his stamina after a grueling schedule while doctors pause on a motor trip to New York.
In Pottsville Pennsylvania on November 1 George Martin stumbled near a scrap heap in a steel plant. He cried for help as a massive electric crane approached. The noise obscured his pleas until the operator stopped the machine just before crushing him. Martin remains in serious condition.
An advertisement claims MI-O-N-A Stomach Tablets end stomach distress from indigestion gastritis and dyspepsia. Regular use after meals supposedly prevents heaviness fermentation and solvibility with a money back guarantee. Available in large boxes for 10 cents at NF Anes Co or Booths MI-O-N-A Buffalo NY.
Union City candidate John S Steves seeks the legislature with bids from both progressive and prohibition parties. Born August 20 1877 in Hire City, he later moved south of the city. Steves has served as Erie County Sunday School Union president and runs a mercantile business while canvassing county voters. He claims broad cross party support and expects election on November fifth.
A brief column shares practical tips for staying warm indoors during a cold snap. It suggests using efficient heating, layering clothing, and cozying up with blankets while keeping safety in mind.
Special showing features Bine blown etched cut and engraved crystal ware from the Fostoria Glass Company. New jardinieres and fern dishes displayed in the basement with Jardinieres and fernices lined with matching decoration. Lamps and lamp fixtures complete the display.
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