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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1912
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Tom Roa and a map related to Wane, likely tied to a local property or event. Readable items show names and a place reference, with minimal surrounding context. Further text needed for a complete headline and summary.
Fragmented OCR snippet mentions Alton and unclear names with numbers and terms. Unable to determine a coherent event or proper nouns beyond Alton. Summary focuses on unreadable historical content with potential references to places and funds.
An old style ad fragment addresses concerns of baldness and aging for young men. It promotes a hair treatment product claiming to restore natural color and improve appearance, encouraging purchase through sensational language and social stigma. The text references female reactions and social pressure, presenting a marketing pitch for a scalp or hair cosmetic.
A Norwalk report outlines a case where Minnie La Valley alleges assault and feathering by a man and a group including women dressed as men. Don Young, special prosecuting attorney, claims the case will be pursued.
An ad notes a new cleaning process to clean and dye old rags and carpets at your door. Prices are described as reasonable and all work guaranteed. Contact R. J. Harto at 461 B Main Street, Ant.
This article explains coral islands and reefs worldwide, including Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian Ocean formations. It discusses atolls built from submerged roots, volcanic activity lifting reefs, and examples like the Great Barrier Reef and Norman atolls, plus coral types and polyp anatomy.
Philadelphia dispatch reports G Long of the Pennsylvania full road refused to meet a committee from the Order of Telegraphers over wage adjusments. The letter to Judge Martin A. Knapp and Chelsea P. Neill denies any intent to bypass officials, maintaining no contact with labor demands.
Dusty school tale recounts a pupil’s late arrival explained by a dream. A ten year old awakens mid night and tries to return to sleep after a strange family-themed dream with a traveling story.
An old style ad promotes Doupepsin from Papé Wiapapaln as a universal stomach remedy. It claims immediate relief for sour upset digestion and dyspepsia, urging households to keep it on hand for daytime or nighttime stomach disturbances.
Governor Witson Starin launches a campaign swing described as keeping his body lie to October while Texas banker John B. Snead appears with ALG. In Amarillo Boyce speculates on a romance. Snead faced last year’s rumors. Eight women vow at Rosary Home Hawthorne to dedicate lives to cancer victims.
Spartanburg dispatch reports threats of civil war if the Democratic executive committee fails to nominate Governor Cole L. Blease. The Anderson Intelligencer quotes public anger, while Charleston readers warn of marching on Columbia to support Blease.
London reports John DB, described as bold, staying with his daughter Cait Saunderson in Newforest. He refuses to make any public statement and dodges reporters while in London. He plans to sail from Southampton to New York next week. Heligoland naval maneuvers aboard the dreadnought Kajsar are set for one day in the North Sea.
A community contest offers a free piano prize and $400 in value. Ballots are available only from listed merchants including The GENT, Teen's Toggery, Schramling & Reed, and many others across Center Street, Main Street, and surrounding avenues. Participation requires purchasing from sponsor businesses to obtain ballots.
Wilkes-Barre reports that manager William J. Clymer will not press his claims to the pennant as key club leaders indicate they cannot attend a meeting. Also notes a violent death of A D Taoner, a woolen goods importer, after he shot himself following a vision of blindness. Mentions origin theories for the term copper and a brief cattle plague observation.
In Chicago on September 1 twelve boy naval recruits were drowned when their boat capsized during a violent storm. Captain Negrm ordered a third man to aide the escape, but only one boy could swim and was left with the survivor. Both bodies were not recovered for hours.
Lorenzo Dunham of Corry Pennsylvania testifies to Down's Kidney Pills restoring his weak kidneys after a long illness. He describes relief from frequent urination and cold-related kidney aggravation and notes continued daily work at eighty two. Sold by N Amey & Co and Fountain-Milburn Co Buffalo as sole US agents.
Eyewitness recounts a dramatic bomb explosion during political unrest in Russell. The narrative, told by a near casualty, describes fear, darkness, a priestly plea, and guided rescue as guards arrive with candles to lift the stricken group to safety.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a woman and husband matters with uncertain events. Details are unreadable, making precise names, places, or outcomes unavailable.
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