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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
5
An advertisement promotes a mild laxative for women claiming to ease constipation and indigestion. It describes benefits, claims medical endorsement, and offers a free trial sample tied to Dr Caldwell’s syrup and a mailing address for Monticello. It emphasizes female wellness and household use.
The Tight Company promotes convenience with new day inaugurations offering demonstrations and trial installations. In stock items include split steel pallets and hangers, belting, shifting, couplings, cement, plaster, structural and reinforcing steel, wheelbarrows, electric lamps, wire, sockets, switches, fuses, tape, batteries, gas hogines, and concrete mixers.
California town's first all female jury acquitted editor AL A King amid demonstrations. Jury, drawn after protests, found the profanity in the newspaper not obscene, noting it was less shocking in print than spoken aloud. Townspeople cheered the verdict and King credited local sentiment.
Ten men were seated in the jury box in the Tomes B. McNamara murder case. When court adjourned that evening an eleventh had been partially examined. The jury box may be used today if eight believed that only one or possibly two will escape peremptory challenges.
Local music shop J Flaberty offers fine violins and mandolins at 6 Park Maco Corner. General merchandise for musicians includes instruments and accessories.
A steamer burned yesterday at the Johnson Inc yard on the east bank of the outlet near Moorling. The vessel was towed ashore after the fire was discovered. damage is reported at about four thousand dollars with two thousand insured. Firemen and a chemical engine responded quickly but the boat burned to the water line.
An advertisement claims Rheuma acts quickly by targeting kidneys liver and blood to remove uric acid. It urges readers to buy directly from N W Ames & Co or the Rheuma Co Buffalo New York and offers a free trial option by mail for acute indigestion or related misery.
An eastbound freight train accident at Mewivilli injured brakeman James H. Green. He lost five toes after his foot was caught beneath a moving wheel. Slippery rails blamed. investigation ongoing.
Richeson, minister of Immanuel Baptist Church in Cambridge, announces bold claims of evidence to be revealed. His attorney Lee says supporters should expect revelations when the grand jury action is addressed. Richeson is to be arraigned in Superior Court at 9:00 next Monday and then remanded for January term trial.
Viola May Schaefer an 11 year old girl in Cincinnati on November 3 saved four cousins aged two to six from a kitchen fire. She guided the children to safety as gasoline fumes spread, burned her fingers, and waited for firefighters to arrive.
Prince Friedrich and Prince Wilhelm with their wives and younger son Prince Joachim plus several officials traveled by Zeppelin from Johannisthal at 2 PM. The airship circled the Kaiser’s palace at Potsdam before returning to Johannisthal and landing with the royal party aboard.
London reports the city corporation has accepted John Wanamaker's offer to present a plot representing the royal luncheon at the Guild Hall on January 3. Wanamaker serves as lord mayor's only auto st.
An advertisement touts Diapepsin as a quick remedy for sour stomach, gas, indigestion, and headaches. It claims five minute relief, restored appetite, and a fresh stomach, urging readers to buy from their druggist and eat without discomfort.
The Economy Vacuum Washer is promoted as a great labor saving device for wash day. It claims to operate on a vacuum principle with no wheel crank or lever and uses boiling water to do the work. The washer is described as adaptable to any boiler.
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