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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1911
Page
5
Simply Wonder for toothache neuralgia and rheumatic pain offers immediate relief. Apply Patnozone to gums for tooth pain and use hot flannel for swollen joints. A bottle promises cure for the whole family with Lange size about 26 cents. Sold by Thomay Bowney.
The Lighting Company introduces a line of electric flat irons toasters hot plates fans washing machines vacuum cleaners and related hardware in Corry and nearby areas. In stock items include split steel pulleys hangers belting shafting couplings cement and other building and electrical supplies.
In Muskogee Oklahoma October 23 a race feud erupted after a white woman was accosted on the sidewalk. Coweta city attorney W. L. Bowers and two other white men were shot. two white men died and a Black man named Suddeth was lynched. Accounts describe a violent confrontation with a white mob and several injured participants.
A Cleveland era advertisement recounts a family claiming Thompson's Barosma cured a sick child who suffered pale skin back pain and bedwetting after other remedies failed. The testimonial asserts rapid improvement and links the product to a total recovery with promises of kidney and urinary health benefits.
The Corry and Columbus Street Streetcar timetable in effect shows departure times from early morning to late evening with multiple daily runs. Notable routes include connections to Colum bus via North Corry and East Wayne Street, Saturday additions, and Sunday first car at 8:00 a.m.
A fragmented note describes festive pantry activities and playful preparations. It mentions selections and ingredients, though much of the text is garbled. The piece evokes seasonal cooking and cheerful planning without clear individuals or organizations.
An advertise ment touts Rheuma as a quick remedy for rheumatism and gout promising full recovery and a money back guarantee via N Ames & Co. The testimony from Fort Myers Florida describes dramatic relief after one bottle and urges mail orders prepaid from the Rheuma Co Buffalo NY. Also mentions indigestion treated by English Marcus at 25 cents.
A prior warning against ointments tainted with mercury is printed alongside promotion for Hall’s Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo. The ad promises no mercury in the product and claims internal action on the sinus and throat, selling through druggists with prices per bottle and testimonials.
Notice issued warning all persons against trespassing on the property. Penalties provided by the Act of Assembly. Names cited include D. M. Carrier, D. P. Carrier, M. Guter. The rest contains dialogue fragments not clearly connected to the notice.
Boston October report details visits to Miss Linnell and Rev Richeson at Sea Grill, with Charles Bennett questioned about Linnell lunching patterns. Police probe notes suggest cyanide was ingested at the restaurant and a path to the poison via a drink, while authorities continue grand jury preparations and witness interviews.
An old advertisement promotes Hyomel a vaporized antiseptic inhaler claimed to kill catarrh germs. It offers a complete outfit for $1.00 sold by Ames & Co and Booth’s Hyomel Co of Buffalo with a no habit-forming guarantee and includes a rubber inhaler and liquid antiseptic.
A brief note from Watrous Bowman Farm in Hell AL records a cider order priced at ten and sixteen cents per gallon by quantity. Delivery details reference Sino custom work and a contact phone 126R4 imea.
Rexall Rubbing Oil enters the market as a wartime wartime health aid. Trainer Dave Coburn hails its use by Route and Slur in six day race at Madison Square Garden. Available in 26 and 60 cent sizes at Westles.
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