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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1911
Page
5
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepin as a cure for gas, dyspepsia, and indigestion. It promises rapid relief within minutes, digestion of meals, and a stomach that tolerates any food. The copy urges readers to buy a 50 cent page of the remedy from a pharmacist.
Roy Athlete remained in play after a severe chest injury from a tackle at Newburg High School. With no substitute, the 14 year old Toppling stayed in and collapsed later. Doctors say the injury affected his heart and caused his death. The athlete was a star player on the team.
Army officer John R Lynch of the Third Cavalry stationed at Fort Sam Houston died by his own hand in Texas. A 27 year old, Lynch had risen from private of the Sixth Cavalry and had been a seasonal: regular since Aug 17 1910. The War Department reported the death. motive not disclosed. Strathcona to retain office in Canada as high commissioner, per London report.
A 19th century advertisement claims Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor quickly and safely removes corns calluses warts and bunions with a 25 cent bottle. Sold by Thomas Downey and local druggists with guaranteed satisfaction and no substitutes.
An ad promotes Gre-Solvent as a grease and grime remover and time saver for machin es and kitchenware. It claims effectiveness on bath tubs, enamel ware, and utensils with multiple coats. Distributed by William J. Adams agent, 418 Second Avenue, or at Wrapk Bay's North Center Street.
A. F. Mossonger 4 Bon offers a wide display of hats and betting items in city shops. Patrons are invited to view imports and bargain prices on Holi merchandise and samples, with emphasis on low costs and value.
Evan Wahl Jr. died after a scout with Frank Ruhl in New York near Stamford. He was struck by a heavily charged wire while crossing with companions. He fell 29 feet, suffered a fractured skull, and died after transfer to a hospital.
An old advertisement touts Caldwell’s Syrup Pepin as a liver remedy for indigestion and belching. It claims the product arouses the ematic process, eases bloating, and helps with yellowish urine, urging readers to obtain it through a local druggist and to trust Caldwell’s promised benefits.
More than $10 000 worth of supplies and tools were stolen from Clinton Prison by prison employees. Investigators traced the loss to inside involvement as officers and workers allegedly concealed the theft, with barrels found and suspected stolen items recovered. The theft reportedly involved tobacco whisky morphine and other items, as authorities pursue the case and seek arrests.
Purley of New Philadelphia was committed to the county jail as a dangerous lunatic after threats and a dispute over a $12,500 engagement ring. The suspect allegedly pressed the victim for money and jewelry and was restrained following the confrontation.
New York society figure Ida von Claussey faces scrutiny amid alleged extortion schemes linked to the United States Mortgage & Trust Company. Court records indicate she sought to compel former President Roosevelt to testify in a Swaren court matter, with Supreme Court Justice Greenham ordering an examination into her sanity while her counsel attends the proceedings.
An old classified style ad warns that weak backs and indigestion signal kidney trouble and promises immediate improvement with Pillozones. The copy claims cures for kidneys, liver, and stomach, touts quick daily benefits, and lists Thomas Downey as the advertiser.
Louisville Courier Journal reports a long running dispute where a party insists the other refused for a decade. The dialogue hints at a pained admission of fault and ongoing consequences requiring labor to sustain life. No clear names or dates are provided in the fragment.
The advertisement offers a free style hat with every international tailoring order placed this month. Messenger & Son, sole agents for Coney and Vicinity, promote this sale as a limited time offer during the current month.
An old advertisement warns that mercury preparations destroy senses and upset the system when absorbed through mucous surfaces. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co as mercury free, to be taken internally, said to act on blood and mucous surfaces. It promises genuine product and lists a price for a bottle.
Ladies sweaters feature neat shaping with stylish lines in red white and oxford. Misses and infant sizes are included offering coordinated options for family wear.
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