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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1910
Page
3
A fragmented OCR reads J. M. Parkhurst at 44 North Center Street Corry Pennsylvania and garbled dialogue about a letter. Visible phrases reference missed mail and a stray memory, with unclear speakers and stray names.
Local notices include lace curtain sales at GN Roberts and special low prices on furniture polish and potatoes at Crapuce’s. Ads promote safety razors, phonographs, and a moving notice for H F Meltzer family. reports cover births, moves, and a theater play at Temple theater with positive reviews and upcoming Bradford show.
A historical account recalls the three "mysterious" cupboards opened by Sir John Boone's will in 1800, 1830, and 1896. Each revealed only worthless letters and papers, proving the famed posthumous joke on posterity by the donor, with figures like Bir J. Grant and Alfred Waterhouse present at various openings.
A New York Press critique from the era laments loud clapping by audiences and overenthusiastic praise during performances. It argues such behavior disrupts actors’ focus, distracts neighbors, and diminishes overall dramatic enjoyment, urging managers to curb noisy approval in favor of considerate viewing.
Fragmentary dialogue references life in the suburbs and social interactions. It cites Washington Star passages and quotes from figures like Chesterfield and a West editor's daughter. The text also mentions a one night specialist at the St. James Hotel and a dismissive note about attire.
A garbled passage recalls an author asking Lowell to write on a TMN album. The Heel complied with a nonsensical line. June Cull visits a woman’s house days later as Lowell idly edits the album. He signs his autograph beneath a childish scribble: A Chinaman with whiskers.
G. W. Morris announces a sale this week at 150 North Center Street offering sewing machines with a deposit option of $2, machines priced around 18.50 and 27, plus 22 00 and 20 7 om repairs and supplies. Includes items labeled Ag and Atm-100.
Johator Cobb pledges a primary reform law in New York amid a Montgomery banquet speech. He asserts legislature must enact a law to curb corruption and restore public trust, stressing citizen rights and seeking consensus with Governor Hughie and the people.
The Lions rarely charge unless wounded or protecting young, behaving similarly to tigers when pressed chased by hunters. Their gaze and stance give a comical appearance, contrasting with roaring force. London Times reports on observed lion behavior.
Booths Hyomei Co advertises a remedy made from eucalyptus derived air for germs and throat and chest issues. It markets Hyomei as a complete outfit including bottle, rubber inhaler, and instructions for use, with a lifetime inhaler and replacement bottles sold by dr ogists. A money back guarantee backs claims of relief for catarrh croup and throat troubles.
Samuel B. Bayle announces candidacy for State Senator for the two year term. He states intent to contest the Republican primary decision, with polls set for June 4, 1910. He frames the move as a response to voter choice in the prior decision.
Potatoes offered in bulk 26 bushels of fine waiting potatoes priced at 0 cents per bushel. Small ones suitable for slanting. Seller Ind Blakeley located at 4% N. Center Street, Lewis.
An odd advertisement discusses name-on umbrellas with no extra charge, claiming durability and return prospects. It also markets inexpensive to fine corsets and dresses, highlighting a Bossarl corset with insertions and varied prices, emphasizing appearance and value.
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