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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
9
The Thomas Downey Drug Store advertises Zemo claiming it will treat infant and adult skin eruptions including pimples eczema and prickly heat. It guarantees money back if not satisfied and touts rapid first results with a guide to preventing skin issues.
A student protest at the main cathedral in Petersburg on November 25 turned violent. Troopers charged repeatedly, injuring several participants as demonstrators urged Tolstoyan views and prison terms, while the crowd showed limited sympathy.
President Taft's White House observance was quiet on Thanksgiving Day. In the morning he attended the Pan American Thanksgiving service at Saint Patrick's Church with Secretary of State Knox and other cabinet members present, reflecting broad union in the two Americas.
Market report from New York lists No 4 red wheat at 1.025 per bushel and No 2 hard whitened at 1.025, corn and oats values, pork m e ss at 19.00, butter and cheese prices, potatoes and creamery notes, and Buffalo Livestock Market figures for cattle hogs and sheep with ranges for choicest cuts.
An old advertisement offers a claimed remedy for infant ailments. The text urges mothers to write Dr Caldwell for a free sample of a syrup marketed as safe and purporting to ease fever and teething. It emphasizes a personal, home remedy approach and invites readers to request advice and a trial bottle.
Dispatches from Mexico City recount widespread unrest as Diaz tightens grip on government and war plans. Reports note arrests of revolutionaries, troop movements to the north, and Diaz personally overseeing the secret service and suppression efforts. In Eagle Pass, Diaz informs officials that revolutionary leader Malcolm was badly wounded in battle near Guerrero, with details scarce and the status of his forces unclear.
In Louisville a young man identified as Robert F. Bier of Groinnay, nephew of Reading raffron's President Baer, died by self harm at the Galt House after a broken engagement with Nettie Hegewald, daughter of a leading local manufacturer. The father alleged the engagement's collapse precipitated the tragedy, with a revolver involved.
About 6,000 spectators at Crystal Palace watched the Jackies of the Idaho battalion defeat Vermont 19 to 0 in a spirited football game. The English crowd enjoyed the American style play as the teams clashed in London yesterday afternoon.
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