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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1911
Page
4
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A brief entry indicates coach tenants are to be hal for the advertising on the Journal World page. The notice references page placement and scheduling for promotional content.
Mrs Perry from near Gilmboro arched her home Monday after two months with sister Mrs Prank Hylega of Corry was guest of Springstead family last week Mr and Mrs Percy McCray and mother Mrs Owen of Corry visited Hiram Moore October 20 Mrs Jennie Goss of Lottsville visited sister Mrs Clyde Tussett Thursday Hiram Moore recovered and returned home with daughter Meg 80 Green of Thusville Saturday Swat Mp Poole went Saturday to Mandora Timeville Mrs Charles DaJean joined Halloween parade at Corry and later Mrs Jay Rickerson Morris Moore and others attended Hillside skating party Monday night Mrs Charles Sandburg and children guests of relatives in Corry over Sunday
An old, garbled advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a fake testimonial by J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It parrots financial guaranties by Walding Kinnan and Marvin and promotes a medical cure claimed to act on mucous surfaces with a 7 cents per bottle price.
The article describes a Thanksgiving Day plan at the Andrews home for the prisoner. It notes a full holiday dinner with turkey and all the trimmings as well as visits from relatives and neighbors, including Mr. Sheldon and his daughters, and a call to the prisoner to chat during the day.
A Garland couple seeks a divorce after two years of marriage. George A. Miiin is accused of cruel treatment by Mrs. Bristow as she files for divorce and seeks custody of their two children, with monetary matters debated in court.
A garbled ad touts Pilloxones as a universal cure for fatigue sleepiness and digestive issues. The text promises quick energy after resting and claims wide availability through Phos Downey in multiple teacas.
About 49 public school teachers and county school directors were injured as they left the West Chester high school after a county teachers meeting. The concrete floor of a vestibule collapsed, dumping them into a ten foot hall and cellar, with several suffering burns and other injuries.
An old advertisement touts Sin Cura as a universal remedy for burns bruises and numerous ailments. It promises to draw out poisons cure piles ulcers pimples and other conditions with a money back guarantee. Also promotes Say Cure Soap for dandruff and skin cleansing priced at 25 cents to 50 cents.
A German lieutenant from the German army, Max Sobults, was arraigned in London on charges under the Official Secrets Act. Prosecution claims offences occurred in July and August in Plymouth. He was found guilty and sentenced to 21 months imprisonment.
W J Flaherty described as teacher of violin and mandolin dealer based at 6 Park Place Corry Pennsylvania. The note lists his name and occupation with address fragment.
A training tip urges athletes to find a good remedy to ease muscle soreness as they prepare for the upcoming meet. The brief emphasizes practical relief methods to maintain training momentum.
A confusing report notes Rexall rubbing oil being criticized as a top market item. Trainer Dave Coburn praises its use on Rutt and Clark in a race at Madison Square Garden. The piece references price points of 25 and 60 cents and indicates limited stock.
Railway timetable in effect October 10, 1011 lists multiple daily departures from Corry to Columbus and Pittsburgh with varying midweek and Saturday times. Additional cars run to North Corry and Wayne Street, with early morning and late evening trains noted. special Saturday schedules and partial lines reflect limited services and connections.
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