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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1910
Page
5
An advertisement extols a new rheumatism cure promising rapid relief from joint pain and stomach issues. It claims dramatic results after taking the tonic starting January 8 and offers the remedy for 60 cents, mailed from Buttala New York.
Brown University president Faunce and Tufts president Hamilton warn that rising costs of bare necessities force faculty to leave. They cite strain on salaries and urge action as professors depart Brown and Tufts, jeopardizing colleges’ future and student instruction.
The case details a maid accused of receiving gowns and other valuables from Mrs Archur. Proceeds were kept by the servant as the court heard testimony about dresses allegedly stolen by the maid and companions. Authorities recovered some items and pursued quiet sale of remaining pieces.
New Haven Conn November 21 The Railroad Securities Commission announces that its inquiry into foreign capitalists and the methods of their control over railroad securities is only preliminary. President Hadley has just returned from Europe and Berlin university to study German techniques and will present findings at a Washington meeting this week.
A chaotic scene unfolded when Premier Briand left a monument event as a man rushed him with a weapon. The assailant, a member of a royalist faction, was stopped by the crowd and nearly lynched. The incident followed tense demonstrations linked to royalist agitation.
Queen Elisabeth III of Brussels is reported gravely ill with influenza. The public figure, widely popular, is described as anxious, with symptoms including a fever and coughing.
The store promotes an early holiday sale featuring two piece suits from 45¢ and silk wear up to 1.25, silk suspenders 50¢ to 1.00, wool cashmere and silk hosiery 15¢ to 50c, underwear brands Glasdenburg Rob Roy Imperial, Moulton wireless umbrellas 60c to 5.50, travel bags and suit cases, dress shirts 1.00 to 1.50, and other new stock in boxes and various prices.
Our Jewelry Department offers near wholesale prices as we close out the entire stock. About $2,000 worth of small diamond rings and brooches, plus watch fobs lockets bracelets and related items priced to move.
A fragment notes how time seems to differ by situation. The text suggests expectancy makes days shorten and possessions alter perceived sunset and seasons appear to shift.
In a tangled tale from the Bowers farm, Johnny O'Neil rises to wealth with a $7,500 car while a mysterious oil find stirs dispute over land ownership. The narrative centers on Bowers, his daughter Kit, suitor Johnny, and local oil interests as secrets surface about deeds, wells, and promised redress.
A Corry Pennsylvania resident reports sharp kidney pains easing after using Doan's Kidney Pills with a testimonial dated 1904. The far reaching text includes an agricultural era patent style note and a Brooklyn delay mentioning a wartime invention with no clear event tie.
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