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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
3
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Local notices list a November sale at Downey's Drug Store with house furnishings, furs, coats, and a piano recital ticket sale. Mentions upcoming sales, a new store interior, and fundraising donations for the hospital appeal.
Ledger items show a busy Venango scene with health orders, county reports, school superintendency chatter, and local business notices. Mentions include the board of health excluding grocery stores, G N Roberts, Archie Lygam on foul play, and plans for a Gal Coast event. Also noted are county men in militia, a Sherman shed party, and an Elk County Democrat publishing change.
Miss Nita Fraley prominent in Tonestiite society suffers jaw dislocations twice during yawns in Scranton. Dr L W Powell first under ether, second attempt follows while she recovers from anesthesia. Physician advises outdoor activity and avoidance of indoor yawning to prevent recurrence.
President Journeyeil yesterday traveled to Baltimore to lay a wreath on Francis Scott Key’s grave. He also attended the Maryland Associated Boards of Trade second annual convention and spoke about the Star Spangled Banner and national unity.
Thonaa Burks aged 21, an Indian fighter and former deputy U S marshal in the Texas district, shot himself in a dream at a Chickasha hotel. He slept with a revolver under his pillow and in a nightmare believed he chased a train robber. The shot went through the pillow and struck him in the jaw. 800 Cossacks Leave For Pekin. Russian forces depart Vladivostok for Pekin with 1,500 Cossacks aboard.
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