29 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1911
Page
1
Incomplete ad style text describes the Warren National Bank offering four percent interest and conveniences for handling money. Mentions meeting dates and generic facilities but lacks clear specifics or outcomes.
The funeral for Mrs Henry Adams was held Tuesday at a Tate home on South Senter street with Rev O H Wallace officiating. Interment followed in Pine Grove cemetery. Conflicting reports misinformed about the death, which doctors attributed to a stroke of an apoplectic nature.
The Stanford Hose Company plans a concert this evening as part of a larger program with Old Homestead Company performers. Local residents and visitors have arrived for the annual ball, expecting a lively event with a larger crowd than in past years.
An old advertisement extols Ton Vita as a modern remedy for nervous debility a run down condition sweeping the country. It claims rapid improvement in vitality energy and mood within weeks and promises a money back refund if not satisfied. Also promotes Leo's Rhubarb Luxative as a natural laxative for related digestive and bodily weakness in a family friendly tone.
Senate and Representative secured five of 296 statewide routes for Warren area. Routes include No. 48 Erie to Warren via Corry Columba and Youngstown, No. 89 Meadville to Warren via Diamond and Grand Valley, No. 94 Monesta to Warren via Hickory and Irving, No. 1 Warren to New York line via North Warren and Ackley, and No. 11 Warren to Smethport via Kane and Jewett.
Five youths from Dubois, all teens, face robbery charges after a court hearing. A perjury hearing followed a disorderly conduct case from a schoolroom incident during school hours. Arrests are expected for the others. The group is tied to a bank store venture and alleged thefts from a Jewish merchant on January Thursday, with warrants issued and bail set at $200 for each.
Begg’s Mustarine by N. F. Ames & Co claims to relieve headache earache toothache neuralgia bronchitis chest back pains and rheumatism with a ready to use sterile mustard plaster product. It markets fourty plasters per box for 25 cents plus prepaid mall orders and a money back guarantee.
Reports say Erie Police Chief Edl ward W Wagner and Clerk Louie J Kahn have handed resignation letters to Mayor Liebe and will take effect December 4 as a new administration begins. Rumors said Chief Wagner had resigned, but he denies stepping down despite steady rumors of upheaval in the department.
The Library Theater hosts a Stetson's big company production Uncle Tom's Cabin with new effects and electrical stunts. Vaudeville and specialty acts echo 1911 trends while southern songs and melodies are featured in the show. London reports Lord George Sanger, the famed veteran showman, murdered by a farm servant.
A Civil War veteran, wounded at Gettysburg, attempted suicide by jumping into a river on Market Street. He shouted for help as a workman from a rebuilding firm pulled him from the water. Weeks earlier a horse kick worsened his injuries and affected his mind.
In Lebanon Pennsylvania on November 29 a seven year old boy, Blod, son of Harry Davia of Indiantown Gap, was killed when his nine year old brother, Trulo, fired a loaded handgun during a rabbit hunting game. The accident occurred while the parents were away. Irwin, a relative, secured the weapon and the boy reportedly did not know it was loaded.
Mrs. Charles Proper of West Scranton writes about feeling weak for three years and credits Vinal with restoring strength. She endorses Vinal for those run-down, with coughs, poor appetite, sleeplessness, or nervous conditions and urges others to try it. Corry druggists advertise the remedy.
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