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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1911
Page
4
The lighting company inaugurates a new day bringing electric flat irons toasters hot plates fans wash ing machines vacuum nets and other comforts. They offer demonstrations or on trial installations to show these conveniences at home.
In stock split steel pulleys hangers belting shsting couplings cement planter structural steel reinforcing steel wheelbarrows electric lamps wire socks switches fuses tape batteries gas engines cor cut mixers
The Daily Telegraph reports that Italian forces repelled a Turkish night attack on Tripoli in two columns. Italian troops held the front, aided by native forces and reinforced by a fleet firing on Turkish positions.
A friend reports Honey Henttia 1% sentenced to die by electric chair on Nov. The tense scene unfolds as Beattie appears unfazed by looming execution. A sharp courtroom moment follows with a gaJoon case, a lawyer’s struggle, and a demand to raise funds for the defendant.
Weather observations across major cities are reported with temperatures and conditions. Notable readings include New York and Albany areas, plus Atlantic City and New Orleans, with varied conditions and notable lows. The scattered data reflects a snapshot of regional weather patterns from the prior day.
A garbled 19th century advertisement promotes Hulls Cainer OMe as a remedy claimed to remove sins and cleanse the body though not containing mercury. The miswritten text names Bay Coy Toledo and FS Cheney & Co with vague claims of internal use and non-mercurial formula, marketed as a universal healer.
Advertisement notes a free style hat with every International valtering Silt Gravercoat order taken this tone. Official listing unclear due to OCR errors but indicates branded hats offered with purchases through Messinger & Son as sole agents.
A brief note urges athletes to seek proper recovery during intense training, highlighting the need for safe remedies to address muscle strain and fatigue as workouts ramp up.
An OCR fragment touts Rexall Rubbing Oil as best for the purpose and mentions Dave Coburn and a day race at Madison Square Garden. It lists pricing as 85 and 50 cents and notes sale at a limited outlet. Strong entities include Rexall, Madison Square Garden, and Dave Coburn.
Babbitt's Wood marks its fifth anniversary with Celebration Week from October 2 to 7. The store touts deeply discounted prices on staples from sugar to cereals, meats, and provisions, with free delivery on orders over a certain amount. Staff promise extra clerks, extended hours, and special 10 cent Havokyn deals, while urging quick in-store shopping to avoid missing items.
Reported dispatches describe sixty steamers forming a convoy with naval escorts including torpedo boats and destroyers. The flotilla, opposed by censorship efforts, travels through a zone described as five miles long with battles and patrols noted. Montenegro faces political tension as Montenegrin opposition to Turkey grows, with sympathy toward Queen Helene of Tus Montenegro.
A desultory note suggests that major powers have aligned with Turkey in handling the Tripoli matter, seeking to influence the Crete dispute in favor of the Porte. The report hints at a diplomatic move linking the Crete issue to broader Turkish interests.
Pioneer aviator Rodgers arrives in Marshall after a flight from New York to Los Angeles contesting for a $20 Hearat prize. He lands at the fair grounds at 4:85 p.m. a $100 purse funded by Marshall merchants to encourage the overnight stay.
The readable fragment mentions BUICI on the mere Summet Liver and references Anunaat and Troohlee Tent Bega Dow, but the source text is too garbled to identify people, places, dates, or events for a precise summary.
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