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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1910
Page
7
Specthtote Journal reports Crippen's execution postponed from November 4 with no new date set. The incident occurred near Spartanburg when a locomotive struck a wagon, killing a horse and injuring several people including Min Nichole and others from the Ma Indes Steed plant.
An advertisement promotes Hyomel inhaler and related products claiming rapid relief from cold symptoms. It touts easy pocketability, a two-bottle trial with price, a guaranteed money back offer, and mentions a 24 degree temperature reading and a “tremendous” morning and evening use routine. The copy stresses convenience, a trial bottle, and nationwide availability with a Turin address.
The city theater offers a varied program this week with Mildred and Roucere and their refined company. A large ensemble performs. a notable Egyptian pantomime titled Prigedas Wis appears, drawing audience intrigue and mixed reactions from locals.
A fragment discusses cracked dry lips and a product named Manolina or Manoline claimed to aid skin and moisture. It mentions nourishment, skin health, and a price of two dollars with a back refund offer, but the text is garbled and difficult to verify.
The fragment describes suffocation deaths and a controversial remedy named Catirchaxone claimed to relieve choking and throat troubles. It touts immediate relief and states it cures bronchitis and hay fever, urging purchase in standard patent medicine style with dubious dosing and advertising language.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a claimed cure for a mucous related ear condition. The text mentions a “tube inflamed” causing sounds, cloning, and a faulty remedy claim with a money offer. It lists unverified cures and a medical potpourri with a contact at CHENEY & 20. The overall piece reads as a dubious medical advertisement from an older publication.
An obscure early 20th century ad note claims a remedy relieves rheumatism in hours. It mentions Beyere M. Kase and a stimulant tone, touts quick benefits, and lists a price of $1.00. Sold by the Durham Drug Co.
Warren Times reports the death of Charles Howards former Corry resident aged about sixty in Warren after two months of stomach illness. He moved through Corry to Braddock and finally settled in Warren with his wife Mary Edwards. He leaves four brothers and one sister, with funeral at 10:40 a.m. Tuesday from the Hillkory Street home and burial in Corry.
An advertisement by Thoman Downey promotes Ferrozone as a nourishing tonic for women to improve appetite and vitality. It claims the product helps pale, dispirited women regain strength and health, with testimonials mentioning Mrs J B Adpiate and others. Sold at a price of 50% per bottle.
A local business advertises a Christmas gift photo service at the Photo Gallery, 10 1-2 Pst Avenue. It urges customers to visit before the heavy rush and mentions timing for office hours and service.
A dense classified listing from The Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency advertises houses and building lots for sale on multiple streets including Mott Street Columbus Avenue and Center Street. It highlights several properties with prices from 400 to 8000, noting features like large lots, two story homes, frontages, and occupancy potential. The ad invites readers to visit CR Powell Real Estate to view offerings and discuss prices.
A garbled newspaper page shows numerous help wanted items for automotive trades with training claims and promotional pay, plus several farm and rental notices. Listings include Foreman and shop positions in Columbus and Rochester, a pressure to respond quickly, and mixed contact details. Also found are lost animal notices and various sale and rental propositions with erroneous spellings and scattered addresses.
A fragmented OCR snippet discusses the harp’s ancient origins linked to Ireland and Saxons, mentioning Dublin and a historical figure. It notes a sale listing for a driving work team and invites inquiries at the Journal office.
Classified item seeks a housier ra by day for 821 W Pleasant Street. Ad specifies weekly availability with preferred weekday work. Potential employer lists address for contact and scheduling.
Prince Francia Hatefeldt born 1863, eldest son of Alfred Purnaty and Gabriette, Countess of Dietrichstein-Proe Kau-Lesilie, died last evening in London. He married Misa Clara Huntington in 1889.
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