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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1911
Page
5
Fragmented text appears to discuss baldheads and a figure named Lad Hoon Wuatroyed. The readable content is garbled and lacks clear event, dates, or identifiable organizations to form a full summary.
An OCR fragment touts Parisian Sagh from N. PL Aloh & Co, RUOFHAteOS PARISIAN S4GE for fall hair and baldness prevention. It urges readers to save hats while hair remains and mentions outlets at N. Z. Ames & Co and various merchants. The text also refers to a girl with the Auburn bale on every bottle.
The World previews next Sundays magazine with items like My Mont Whestling Second by a famous detective Happiness by Helty Groot and Tony TubMow Moye by Candinal Gibbon. It notes new features such as Animal Pawn Show and opinions on New Marriage Laws.
An athletic training note urges athletes to find a remedy to ease soreness after Mubelon use. It emphasizes preparation for the upcoming meet and urges careful recovery strategies.
An old advertisement touts Rexall Rubbing Oil as the best. Endorsed by Dave Coburn, it claims a two ounce bottle in 25 and 50 cent sizes. Sold at local druggists.
Constantineuln dated dispatch reports Italy planning definite annexation of Tripoli, with civil and military control while defining religious authority for the Caliph. Mines are being laid in the Dardanelles for defense. a league of Italian influence is formed. A Turkish camel march to Tripoli is noted, and King Victor Humbert of Austria is cited in unrelated context.
In a dispatch from Milan and Tunisian fronts, reports say Tripoli losses to Turkish forces provoke a call for peace talks. Italy plans a forthcoming invasion with 11 planes and a large ammunition stockpile while dispatching troops to reinforce positions in the interior.
Logan Bullitt, head of the Taxpayers' committee, cites a Bullitt committee report claiming Philadelphia has lost seven million dollars through illegal spending during the current administration. He notes city contracts and grants totaled 7 128 100, with per person impact near eight dollars.
A chaotic scene unfolded as a window was shattered and four individuals were arrested amid gunplay near a neighborhood intersection. Police say the incident involved a courier and a bystander who were struck as shots rang out while bystanders fled.
The article details the trial of two brothers, Berother and Abn hum, with Berother facing operation during hospitalization and the case raising questions about the motive and possible conclusion if the two are found guilty.
An old style advertisement touts relief for corns warts and foot pain. It claims a 20 cent bottle of Purena m’s Pearl Mont Corn and War remedy provides complete satisfaction and promises home treatment for corns and brittle nails. It mentions Mrugglets and Vhonas Downey as sellers.
An unreadable OCR fragment describes mercury exposure risks and internal ingestion warnings. It mentions a container, fumes, and dangerous handling with references to names and places that are unclear due to text corruption.
Two men were instantly killed when a vessel collision occurred near Sandusky on October 4. Authorities say a hook and line malfunction led to a fatal incident at the waterway, with one passenger fatally injured and another severely hurt.
An old advertisement touts Cascaret as a quick nightly cleanse for stomach and bowels. It claims to ease headaches, fatigue, and digestive issues by removing fermenting food and toxins, with a 40 cent price promising hours of relief and months of improved mood.
Justice John Harlan remains at his Washington residence with bronchitis after an illness. City medical staff report the condition as non life threatening and the judge is resting as he receives care.
W S Tige Harlan III is ill with bronchitis but not seriously. Col M-loin Marsh of Kentucky, a supreme court associate justice, is at his home in Ilkweite with bronchitis and fever. Justice Martin’s condition worsened by age 78. Marian was born in Proylel county Kentucky in 1888 and is now serving on the band.
Supreme Court Justice Pentleton appoints W. N. My referee amid divorce action brought by Tinton Sinclair against Mot a filler Sinclair. Harry Kemp named corespondent. Mrs Sinclair answers denying husband’s accusations.
Wisconsin senator La Follette plans a cross country train tour through Iowa Minnesota Nebraska North and South Dakota Michigan Illinois and more to rally delegates for the Republican nomination. He will speak from the rear platform and press a progressive platform as aides depart for Chicago for a progressive conference预计.
An opera cloak sheltered a baby delivered on a crowded Pittsburgh street. The mother, about 38, vanished after the scene, while officials traced the infant found dead inside an ark. The mother kept her identity hidden, and the crowd dispersed as investigators pursued details.
A vintage advertisement warns of back pain indigestion headaches and frequent thirst as signs of kidney trouble. It touts Fillozones as the essential remedy claimed to remove the cause and offer day by day improvement for kidneys liver and stomach. Sold by dealers at 260.
An Ames & Co. advertisement touts San Cura Ointment and San Cura Soap as powerful antiseptics that draw out infection, relieve pain, and heal running sores, ulcers, and skin issues. It cites user testimonials from N. F. Ames & Co and Thomas Downey, with returnable purchase guarantees if results fail.
Advertisement lists car departures from North Carey and East Wayne Street with regular intervals from 8:20 a.m. to 8:45 p.m. on Saturdays and specific hourly times on Sundays. It mentions routes including Pennsylvania Flyer to Pittsburgh and Buffalo and notes special timings for North Corry and North Gorey with 11 p.m. Sunday start.
Fragmentary notes show prices of cider making materials and related services. Mentions quantities delivered and custom work at Bowman Farm near Bell Phong with cryptic figures 120R41. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
The Ladies Furnishing Store offers fall coat suits in black brown blue and mixed fabrics, dresses in black navy rose red and grey from eight to twenty dollars, and sweaters for ladies misses and infants. Colors are mainly red white and oxford with shaped neat ladies sweaters.
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