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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
5
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Widely advertised testimonial letters claim Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures female disorders. Letters from young women describe relief from menstrual suppression and weakness after using the product, with urges to others to try it. The note invites readers to write for advice and health guidance.
A distraught woman leapt from a moving car after a passenger squeezed through a window. A man nearby witnessed the incident and the woman was severely injured, later dying at a local hospital. Police are reviewing the case as a potential accident or intentional act with multiple witnesses and location details from Pittsburgh area environs.
A 24 year old man Herward Winer shot himself with a hunting rifle within three months of a death by suicide linked to Ms Flanoen and Miss Olea Yenny who died by swallowing poison on June 17. Rumors spoke of a possible pact between the widower and the young woman amid religious tensions and opposition to the union.
A garbled opinion fragment argues Anita Chi should not be corrected and discusses unhelpful shifts in pronouns and references. It mentions a proposer and a warning to avoid altering names, with unclear context and several misspellings.
Colonel Roosevelt’s North Dakota tour draws crowds from Medora to Fargo as hymns fill the streets. He rides the line, greets locals, and speaks at several town stops, with warm reception from children, workers, and merchants. Roosevelt’s charisma and campaign tone captivate a state craving attention and political momentum.
A garbled OCR fragment lists multiple names and places uncertainly linked to a legal or official notice. The readable elements include personal names such as Harroriit Totnes and Martel Curvolliyi alongside scattered place-like strings, with no clear action or outcome discernible.
An old advertisement touts Petrozone as a remedy for women’s pain and nerve weakness. It claims benefits like improved blood flow and heart strength with a listed price and a local seller, Thomas Downey, with a dated price notation.
The second national conservation congress opened in St Paul with 5000 delegates gathered as dignitaries including Cavern Eherhard and Mayor Kole Jer welcomed attendees. The president delivered an address to strong applause followed by Sendzar Nelson and a governors conference in session.
The article notes Vice President Sherman returning home from a Western tour. It reports he declined to rule politics at any level and would likely pay for publication. Sherman was warmly received in multiple stops, with widespread signs of prosperity and a notably tight schedule since his departure.
The cruiser Niobe, bought by Canada for 1 076 000 dollars, has been commissioned for service with the Canadian navy. She will sail for Halifax in October.
An 19th century testimonial from Mrs H L Gordon of Corry Pennsylvania extols Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney complaints. She describes years of spells and relief after using Down's Pills, bought from Antes & Co.’s drugstore, with Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo listed as sole US agent. The ad urges readers to remember the Dean's name and avoid other remedies.
A 1910 notice from POW Gruss Cutting in New York State County of Chari, dated Anewst 4A, lists exclusion from support and contract obligations related to a wife named Whoras Wy and mentions forbidding harboring or trusting her on the author’s account.
An old printed advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure promising to treat catarrh by affecting the blood and mucous membranes. It lists F J Cheney Co Toledo as sellers and Walding Kinnand Marvin as wholesalers. Contains testimonials and a offer of a free sample, urging readers to buy locally.
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