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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1911

Page

1

Treasury Rules on Wood Imports From Crown and Private Lands

The Treasury issues rulings clarifying duties for wood imports partly from crown lands and partly private lands with the importer's sworn statement defining the crown and private land percentages. It also eases duties on wood pulp, pulp wood, and print paper from New Brunswick prior to Oct. 1 and delays duties on Newfoundland imports until Oct. 2, reflecting recent contractual expectations.

Woabington Repi James Preeman United States Canada Dingley New Brunawick Treasury Department New Trunswick Survegor General of New Brunswick Department Newfoundland Newfounland Ie Treasury Alligers

Thompson's Barosma promoted for kidney and liver cure

Agents Ames and Downey Deake advertise Thompson's Barosma as a remedy for kidney, liver, and bladder issues. They claim the kidneys filter the blood, promise money back if not helped, and urge readers to buy a 60 cent bottle from N Ames & Co or Thomas Downey. The ad touts rapid improvement and a guaranteed trial.

B. Ames, & Co Thomas Downdy Deake Thompson Corry Yart N. BP. Ames @ Co

Taft Address Sparks Kansas Centenary Turmoil

At the Kansas semicentennial celebration in Hutchinson Walter Fisher of the progressives clashed with Senator Bristow as Taft spoke before about 10,000. Fisher denounced hypocritical progressives and urged true progress while Bristow defended the party’s stance and Kansas’ interests. Taft praised Kansas citizenship and city government reform, as crowd unrest echoed through the event.

Hutchinson Kan Walter Fisher Bristow Kansan Taft Kansas Stubbs Fisher Mr. Fisher Patt Kansay Fair Grounds Ister Tal Mr. Taft Benator Bristow Plahur Knonia Kansie Bisher Sone

Calls Suffragettes Pests Third Sex Idea Debated

A historical column by Dr J Chaluers Da Costa criticizes suffragettes as pests infesting society. He argues they belong to a third sex, neither male nor female, claiming women seek wages and voting rights while neglecting traditional duties. The piece mocks and questions the move toward gender equality.

da Costa Bell Jefferson J. Chaluers

Mother and Baby Starved While Prisoner Husband Held Them

In Philadelphia on September 27 James Thomas a Cuban was jailed on charges of imprisoning his wife and infant daughter for a month and starving them with cabbage leaves and only water The wife Mrs Thomas and their year old daughter Jorrine remain in hospital as authorities describe a forced confinement amid a family dispute A plumber heard a moan from the upper floor and the husband was dragged back to the cellar at gunpoint A note from the wife describing her ordeal was found and led to the arrest of the suspect

Philadephia James Thomas Thomas

Heavy Rail Orders Given for Carnegie Plant Contracts

In Pittsburgh, two large contracts were awarded to Carnegie Steel for rolling rails. The first order covers 0,500 tons of standard stock rails for the Baltimore & Ohio and another for the Baltimore and Ohio road, to be used in early spring improvements. A second order requests 4,600 tons of rails for the Burlington & Maine railroad.

Carnegie Pittsburg Sept Carnegie Steel Company Budbanton & Maine Railroad

Somersaults to Safety Save Fall From Bridge

Stroudsburg Pa September 27 Charles Poiser a diamond worker from Newark New Jersey fell 38 feet from a building top and escaped with slight injuries. An athlete and marathon runner Poiser somersaulted onto a porch roof then again to the ground. Peiffer said he doubled up to roll and avoid a broken back.

Stroudsburg Charles Poiser Newark N. Jy Paltser Peiffer

No Cure Chills and Colds Tonics Promoted in Ad

An old advertisement touts Patnozone as a remedy for chills ague and stomach cramps promising complete disease destruction. It claims direct action on ague and chill with pleasant taste, offering a family size bottle for sale by Thomas Downey.

Times Thomas Downey

Our Town Drugstore Admits Painkiller Shortages

Fragmentary text describes a local druggist and painkiller product issues. Mentions a poor family unable to pay for a bottle and a potential legal action or suit. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.

Thors Jinte Gek Boud Bottloe

Low Fares to the West Pennsylvania Railroad Offer

Advertises discounted daily rail tickets to Rocky Mountains Pacific Coast Western Canada Mexico and southwestern points on sale October 14. Encourages consulting nearest ticket agent for inclusives and reduced fares.

West Pennsylvania Railroad Rocky Mountains Pacific Coast Canada Mexico

City Democratic Committee Calls Voters Meeting Wednesday

Democratic voters in the city are invited to a meeting Wednesday evening in the council room at the stated hour. W Lyons serves as president and C Nantes as secretary for the organizing committee.

Democratic Com W. Lyons Presid C. Nantes

Death by own action and lunacy at Rus et Eee Meee Denw's RC

A safety notice notes cause of death as self-inflicted acts and lunacy. Medical terms list stomach liver kidney and rheumatism with vague references to Downey's Drug Store and Caunbur. The fragmentary report records likely local terminology and unnamed individuals.

RUS

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The Warren National Bank Warren, Pa Citizens National Bank, Corry, Penn's Bps J. J Aterest Bent Henry Keppel C. J. Smith O.h.andrews T Candler Poe Ae Qt Auders Lauri Breee Gerry T. Kincaid Abertan Ees Treasury Boedkers Senator Bristow Kansas Senater Are Uist Ale First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a Warren County DU. W. Jamieson T. Conarro E. E. Russell RB. Winger Teller S. L. Redfern Philadelphia South Center Street Harry J. Moreland Bowra Rowe Rotary C. H. Henderson Piano Co N. Center St Corry, Pa
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