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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1911
Page
4
A quirky note urges athletes to balance intense training with humor to ease tension and keep morale high. It playfully suggests using comedy to momentarily distract from pressure before major moot events.
Rexall Rubbings Oil touted as the best on the market by trainer Dave Coburn who praises its use on Rutt and Clarke in a six day race at Madison Square Garden. The product is sold in two sizes, 25 and 60 cents, and is marketed in limited fashion.
Railway car schedule fragment lists times and destinations in unclear OCR text. Mentions North Corry and Pittsburgh region with odd spellings and scattered times. Delineation of services appears incomplete, offering minimal usable scheduling details.
In Galveston Texas a local town paper notes a long pause in nuptials with a dramatic tale of a family plot, a home readiness, and a demand to secure funds around $3,000. The article references Sacul as a nearby factor and hints at a marriage plan delayed for years.
Fragments identify the dismembered body found in a gully near a barge in Rochester as Francisco Minzarello of Brooklyn. Investigators link the victim to a Chicago man and a Western area suspect in a high profile murder case. Police release few details on how the victim died.
Albany reports that New York City school teachers won equal pay with Governor Slane signing a bill that recognizes wage schedules adopted by the board of education in May. The measure expands approved raises for elementary teachers and boosts high school funding, with an estimated total cost around two thousand two hundred eighty dollars. The governor attached a memorandum reviewing the provisions.
A mangled OCR passage hints at weather notes and times of day with distorted names and phrases. Readers cannot discern clear facts, events, or entities due to corrupted text and interleaved garbled words.
Local Erie ministers engaged in political discourse as tensions over municipal voting arise. A meeting was held to arrange timing for a candidate gathering while some members urged postponement, citing conflicts. Decisions included delaying a Sunday assembly and planning a Monday night session, with protest and procedural disputes noted among attendees.
Defendants named in suit against United States Mortgage and Trust Corp face subpoenas. Officials Ay Tint Mithon of APE IE GE Foundations and others are targeted as authorities seek personal service through U S marshal. Subpoenas directed to Marstal Menkle in New York and to Northern District of Ohio, with actions tied to Rockefeller case proceedings.
New York reports say the late Thomas Pulitzer bequeathed $1,100,000 for a School of Journalism at Columbia. Officials note funds become available now and plan a new program in journalism education. A service is scheduled at St. Thomas Church with interment at Woodlawn.
George Sen hedy of Murphysboro collapsed after dining at a restaurant in Marion and choking on Seetateak. Kennedy, a civil engineer and former Jackson County surveyor, is named in the brief notice.
A letter from a Baltimore mother praises Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for restoring health and relieving menstrual and related symptoms. The missive cites prior illness, long-term suffering, and gratitude from many other mothers who benefited, urging others to seek advice by writing to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
An early vacuum washer claims to replace labor with a device that uses soap and boiling water to clean in 10 to 20 minutes. It supposedly fits in any boiler, draws water from the bottom, discharges from the top, and requires no wheels or levers. Priced at 4.59 with a $0 trial, it guarantees results if directions are followed.
A garbled sale notice from Brigham Hardware touts inside and outside items. The text mixes misspellings and stray phrases about attractive displays and low prices. It proclaims products meet government food directives and claims continual low prices.
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