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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1911
Page
4
An old fashioned ad promotes Cascarets as a natural tonic for aging bowels. It stresses regular bowel movements, compares aging to slower movement, and asserts Cascarets work during sleep, costing one cent per box at the store.
A fragmentary note discusses various methods of courting and emphasizes a test method focused on web practices. The text remains terse and lacks full context or named entities.
Bishop Alexander Mackay-Smith, head of the Episcopal Diocese of Eastern Pennsylvania, announced plans to resign effective October 28. Dr Phil Mercer Rhinslayter will be consecrated bishop coadjutor, with Mackay-Smith moving to Washington. Poor health will end his active charge after a brief transition.
An early report from Clarksville Virginia describes a bank vault dynamiting incident on October 18. A ranger named Hurshire reportedly blasted through the vault and, after a fusillade of shots, fled with what is believed to be a large sum of money. A sleeping guard upstairs was awakened by the clash and exchanged fire with the assailants.
A vintage ad-like notice touts MANOLINE as a remedy to chapped skin after shaving and tips when skin cracks. It promotes quick relief and pleasant use, naming Thomas Downey as a prescription druggist in Corry Pony and referencing page numbers 8 20 28.
The Lighting Company introduces new conveniences now possible with the current day spangulation. They offer demonstrations or on trial installations to show the apparatus and its comfort benefits to customers.
London dispatch reports rebels strengthening Hankow defenses while noncombatants flee by the thousands. Foreign concessions may be evacuated for safety as Admiral Siu Cheng Ping arrives with eight warships. British and Japanese admirals defend the concessions with thirteen foreign ships under consular oversight. The Red Cross camp forms under Dr. McWillie, and Yin Shih Kai loyalists are said to be unreliable.
Reports from Hankow describe Chinese naval commander Central Sa Chine Ping arriving by gunboat and preparing to attack rebel positions north of Hankow. Rebel forces of 1,000 to 2,000 men with artillery encamp north of Hankow, with foreign concessions under threat and outposts within 400 yards of rebel lines.
A cable from Hankow states that all Isalan and Anlod Ta neighbors were ill. Demand surrender of Kin Klang. Kin Kiang June 13. News reached here today that a revolutionary force had arrived outside the city and demanded the city's surrender.
An advert declares Pape’s Cold Compound quickly ends grippe and severe colds after three doses every two hours. It asserts three years of research costing over fifty thousand dollars and notes no quinine or other questionable substances, promising swift relief from headache fever sneezing sore throat and nasal discharges.
Fragmentary warning about false tonics and poisons sold as remedies. Mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney Co and Mercury containing nostrums. Advises buying genuine products and warns of internal use harming health.
A compact notice records a granted action with delivery and associated custom work in Alabama Watrous Hell. The brief item mentions a phone contact and a named party, outlining the conveyance and service scope in concise terms.
Fragmentary notice from Wells Jlink dealer in Nu 317 Ww iniith street. Reader references Tuleh phone AN and card contact. Includes accusatory dialogue about a husband and property and requests inquiry into what was credited or not. Narrative appears misread and garbled.
Mrs McAuslin of Taelty kept 18 pot logs in theeloken. Her husband, McAustin, rents out his time to dogs and objects to her care of them. Mrs McAuslin says her husband shows interest in dogs and votes, while she faced threats if she refused to care for the dogs. The husband has spoken with his wife’s attorney, and says she may leave if he abandons his dori.
An old advertisement promotes Dr Leonhardt's Hem-Rold remedy for piles and related issues. It claims a pill or oil form, offers a 24 day webline, and promises satisfaction guarantees. The ad lists A new Co. and a Buffalo address with Atlantic HB details.
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