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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1911
Page
5
An old style sensational ad warns readers of kidney trouble and promises a guaranteed remedy. Amos & Co. offer a tonic claiming to cleanse impurities from blood, with phrases about rapid relief from backache leg pain and general weakness. The copy uses dramatic language and a low price of one dollar per bottle.
September Hvory day this month in a big eat geo day. A cleanup of stock before their Semi Annual Inventory in October 1 bier. AML high Yous, will eats and ends anna bas wo.
The notice lists numerous September specials including Beans at 2 mills for 35 cents, Fairy Soup six bars for 25 cents, Five cent wax papers, and various pantry staples. It urges readers to travel 60 miles to take advantage, with delivery offered free on orders of $5 or more to city stations or elsewhere.
Indianaplis papers report Gary mayor Knots and several city officials charged after allegations of bribery tied to Dean Heating franchise. Witnesses describe demand of 5000 to secure votes, with digraphs capturing conversations in Gary hotel rooms and city hall. Additional officials named and arrested, including former Hammond mayor A Knots.
Report from Waynesburg area recounts a train wreck near Campbell’s Narrowa. Engine derailed after a rock struck the track while rounding a curve, derailing two cars and injuring Frank Donking who was braced against debris. No other passengers were hurt.
Rehebil e in effect July ist 1919 schedule shows connections with Penn’s Pryor North and 8:30 pm North Corry service. Sunday first car operated at 5:40 pm with 1100 Dmwaeee Speer route details. Potential OCR errors. key entities include Lorry and Columbus Street Railway and 1919 timetable.
An advertising claim offers Parlilin Sage to permanently remove dandruff and stop hair loss within two weeks. It asserts youth restoration and guaranteed results, promoting easy cures and routine use. Sold by N. F. Aney & Co and local druggists for 60 cents.
An endorsement from Corry resident Henry Jstage touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for back pain claiming relief after a few doses. The ad notes the product is sold by Foster-Milhira Co in Buffalo with Dean's as the agent and urges readers to remember the name. Also advertised are a surplus of stove coats and an agricultural line from Acie Milling Company offered at deep discounts.
Madame Myers welcomed many visitors at her residence 104 West Main Street. The gathering highlighted local social ties and community hospitality in a warm, informal setting.
A New York forged check scam swindled banks of nearly $12,000 as a single forger tested methods across institutions. Detectives probe the case amid insurance plans to cover banks against forgery, while investigators weigh risks to major banks and the industry.
Paterson New Jersey September report describes a woman filing against Louis Mendelson claiming she faced humiliation and canceled nuptials when fiancé Flance Inbal vanished hours before the ceremony. The suit alleges she waited with wedding guests while the groom’s absence triggered social embarrassment and financial loss. The case seeks legal remedy as details about parties and timing surface.
Peking September 11 reports the young emperor as the empire's sole child to attend school. It being a holiday for others, all other children were granted a day off to observe the event.
Sept 9. Feamets Connors is held by police in a murder case involving his first wife. He married her two weeks after her death and then wed Mary Owens. Authorities suspect foul play as Connors’ second wife died under suspicious circumstances. The police have followed Connors closely since the wedding.
A fragment notes a girl who grows pale and thin from insufficient eating and digestion. It touts Ferrotone as a remedy, claiming it nourishes blood and nerves and restores strength. The ad targets women with a mock medical tone, naming Ferrotone and a price.
Mr. A Raymond Mullens tutors a new class in European master styles in Plano Volos Harmony. Enrollment is open to a limited number of pupils and applications are invited from interested students.
Henderson Music House advertises up to date instrument rentals with a focus on careful selection and advanced piano options. The text emphasizes conscientious, modern service and customer satisfaction for musicians seeking quality gear.
A schooner crew of fourteen perished when a gasoline tanker exploded offshore near Port Lion in Septembers. Captain Winewas Hal of Philadelphia led efforts to rescue the crew but flames engulfed the vessel leaving no survivors. The charred hull sank quickly as the ship’s remains vanished beneath the waves.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a universal remedy for indigestion bile bowels headaches and nervousness. It promises improved digestion liver and stomach cleansing and a clear head with regular use and urges all druggists to stock the product for children and adults alike.
Dr. Davie Jayne Hin, recently resigned as ambassador to Germany, has been offered the head of the department of politics and economics at Cornell University in Ithaca New York. President Schurman withheld confirmation but indicated the university seeks a man of stature due to the absence of Jeremish Whipple Jenkn on a year’s leave.
Paris reports several deaths and numerous injuries from a heat wave gripping the city for 24 hours. Record high temperatures, stifling humidity, and dense factory smoke from motor vehicles exacerbate the crisis, with casualties concentrated in crowded urban areas.
An advertisement touts a pill remedy for piles claiming to cure by internal action after 24 days. It warns against disappointed hopes from salves and promotes a “mem-rold” tablet and a solution sold by N. FL Union & Co. and Dr Leonhardt Co with a free booklet.
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