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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1911
Page
6
John s Steamship Agency lists rates to all parts of Europe applicable through Durhams Drig Store. Rates cover various transit options and destinations, with service details available at the agency and participating stores.
An advertisement touts VERY BEST FLOUR as the economical choice that yields superior bread and biscuits. It claims cost benefits per batch and encourages bakers to choose the brand for better results and lower waste.
A November report from New York states Romeo Mignetta has married Mary Whedon Gates after Mary recently secured a divorce from Charles Gates, son of Lady John W. Gates. The groom is listed as 32 years old and from an established home. In Havalin, fourteen diphtheria cases and one death prompted health officials to close Pringle Avenue Public School and St Anthony’s school until further notice.
The Marya of the empire funds a Queen Mary endowment to establish a home for working girls in London. Subscriptions reached ninety percent, with strong support from Canadian women who cheered the Mary name.
A damaged ad copy from a Columbus drug store promotes remedies for mental distress and speed, claiming offerings from Downey's Drug Store and featuring pricing of three boxes for $1.00. The text includes garbled phrases about cures and reliability, reflecting an era drug advertising style.
Roston reports Laurence Frasier, a police officer who clashed with young Theodore Roosevelt, died after injuries suffered in the incident. The event involved Meredith Messen and Shaun Kelly, Harvard students, with Kelly later found not guilty of assault and battery. Frasier had left the force two years prior and had been ill since the fight.
An old ad touts Palnozone as a universal pain reliever for neuralgic aches, lumbago, rheumatism, pleurisy of colds, and more. It claims instant effects and popularity, with large bottles priced at 60 cents and 25 cents per dose, sold by Thomas Downey.
In a heated courtroom scene, Mrs. Louise Vermilya, jailed for murder and suspected in nine other poisoning cases, faced arraignment as authorities exhumed the body of Brinkamp at Waldheim cemetery. Coroner Hoffman revealed an affidavit by Elizabeth Nolan alleging Vermilya fed poison to her son Frank Frinkamp, while family members testified to mysterious illnesses after meals at the Vermilya home. The trial unfolded amid sensational testimony and ongoing investigations.
Mexico City reports the inauguration of Francisca Madero as president amid strong public enthusiasm. He rode through the streets in a ceremonial train, flanked by Orozco and a large guard, while foreign representatives attended the palace to pay respects. De La Baras travels by special train to Vera Cruz, then sails for Europe.
In Thompsonville a Halloween joke involving gunpowder nearly killed seven year old Nathaniel Downton. A hidden can of powder in a yard exploded when another boy moved rubbish, flinging debris and causing severe burns to Downton. Authorities note such pranks are dangerous and could be fatal.
Miss Mary Fitzpatrick, former private secretary to Mrs. Mary Adelaide Yerkes, widow of Charles T. Yerkes, claims promise of $50,000 for services in settling trouble and aiding with the estate dispute. The complaint includes an agreement dated the date in question acknowledging her assistance and promising payment.
Henry A. Ulrich, held since March 19 on an assault charge against Dr. Booker T. Washington at 114 West Mind Street, was acquitted by Justices Moss and Yoller with Justice O’Keefe dissenting. He was later arrested on a fugitive-from-justice charge from Oyange, M. 1, as the Essex grand jury indicted him for abandonment at his wit.
An advertisement from Erie Finance Co at 1101 State St Erie Pa invites readers to apply for loans payable in easy weekly or monthly installments. The ad promises a special agent will call with the money, and provides a Bell Phone number for contact.
The piece discusses motherhood, noting that most women today face childbirth and strain but also share emotional journeys. It mentions trials, support from counselors, and a call for women to write to Pinkchaneal Lynn in Maxx for letters.
An ad-like notice discusses piles and their treatment, citing a tablet remedy claimed to aid circulation and provide relief. It lists Dr Léonhandt’s product and N. K Ames & Co as distributors, with a money back guarantee if ineffective. Contact details and a request for good tenants appear in the text.
A training bulletin advises athletes to seek a simple remedy to ease muscle soreness during preparations for the upcoming meet. The note emphasizes stretching, rest, and proper hydration as key components to maintain peak performance.
An advertisement touts Rexall Rubbing Oil as the best on the market. Trainer Dave Coburn, described as world famous, praises it as “lb dandy” and claims use on champions Butt and Clank in a six day race at Madison Square Garden. Available in two sizes priced at 25 and 40 cents.
The Corry Col umbus street railway announces its new timetable effective 1044 with departures from Corry and Columbus at multiple morning and afternoon intervals. Special weekend and Saturday services include additional cars toward North Corry and mutual Wayne Street departures.
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