18 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1911
Page
1
The Warren National Bank offers improved services to help you grow your money. It emphasizes earning interest and better fund handling for greater convenience. The notice highlights extending the meet to dates advantages for customers and bank operations.
In Junoutown Yn on November 1 a factory employee was fatally struck by a switch engine while crossing a yard used to access a roadway to the Photony plant. The victim, identified as Augut Peterson, was fatally injured after the whistle and bell reportedly failed to alert him in time. He died at a hospital shortly after the accident.
An expressman was killed when a car footed axle failed and the express car shed debris between Taylor and Scranton on the Delaware Lackawanna and Western line. The train left Northumberland near 5 PM and stopped at Taylor Junction before reaching Scranton. The victim, named Barger, was found dead in the car as workers assessed the scene. Authorities report a theft loss of 1600 to 2000 dollars and say police claim to know the assassin of Hargie, with custody expected soon.
A garbled ad claims Orrine eases domestic strain from excessive drinking. It markets two forms pill and powder with a low price per box and promises a free booklet to learn more about the product and its claimed benefits.
Reported tumult in Pekin as provincial revolts gain space in the capital. Yuan Shih Kai and loyalists face criticism from native papers while rebels advance, seizing key posts and threatening the throne with the aim to abolish the existing constitution. Imperial authorities retreat, waterworks damaged, and naval actions affect Hankow region.
An overtaxed digestion is addressed by cleansing the body and strengthening the stomach. The ad promotes Pillsopones as a remedy to purify blood, regulate the system, and improve sleep and color. It cites a price of twenty five cents per box and credits Thomas Downey.
A fragment from a 19th century religious discussion describes a remarkable movement begun by men of the White Episcopal Church. It centers on applying Christian principles to daily life, business, and community welfare, urging broad participation and reform across society. The text references lectures, meetings, and future topics including sanitation and housing, signaling a national discussion formed by ten groups advocating improved living conditions and civic betterment.
Irvine Nov 17 11 Baller Journal reports forward Charles Jauleson of the Tivin Hashot Ball team broke a bone during a practice game. The injury threatens his season and prompts search for a capable replacement. Interested teams or managers should contact the listed Irvine advertiser for a four season commitment.
The record shows aForty-Fifth Year bank with capital $100000 surplus $100000 and undivided profits $50000. It notes 4 percent interest on time deposits compounded semi annually and lists officers W Jamieson president Conarra cashier F K Huscull vice president H Winger teller.
Chief Waggoner and detectives pursue a pharmacy forger in Erie. A stranger used a counterfeit check drawn on People’s Bank, numbered 609, to obtain a bottle of Bruining Seltzer and a forty cent item from Flesser’s drug store. A telephoned request to deliver medicine to the Marine Bank led to a staged exchange, but no arrests have been made yet.
A shaky OCR fragment describes an event at a window involving a teller and a stranger. The text mentions a Marine National, a person named Cor Wen, and a vague exchange about a rite or premium. The readable details are sparse and uncertain.
Dr Henry W Mitchell chosen as superintendent of the State Hospital for the Insane at North Warren after an exhaustive inquiry of thirty applicants. He is 40, a University of Vermont graduate, and earns eight dollars a day. Mitchell will lead the North Warren institution with about 1200 patients and previously headed the Danvers asylum for eight years.
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