End of the World Theory by Professor Lowell
A Brooklyn News summary discusses a sensational theory by Professor Lowell predicting planetary catastrophe. It argues the end could come when a distant comet or celestial event nears the sun, with timing suggesting visible clues within decades and a gradual collapse of life as the world and humanity vanish silently.
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Profesor Lowell
Lowell
Stein
Thito
Jupiter
Ian
Brooklyn Bogle
A Cure and a Fee Story of a London Vertigo Cure
A patient consults Dr Weir Mitchell after returning from Europe with vertigo. Mitchell recounts an amusing London exchange where a physician claims a cure for $50, offering a costly blank check. The tale contrasts expectation with a blunt claim that only the payer can decide value, ending with a note on the moral of price and cure.
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Dontor Witt
Uboul
Aovicen
Weir Mitchell
Europe
Tim
London
Curious Funeral Ceremony Read in Old Ledger
A fragmented account describes a funeral amid curious rites and the burial of a figure tied to a contested event. It mentions names like Gulshan and Me, references a river, juries, and a crowd, with unclear details about who was buried and why.
Cascarets cure stubborn headaches for M Dickson
A reader testimonial from M Dickson of Indianapolis says Cascarets relieved a twenty five year headache after trying many remedies. The notice touts Cascarets as pleasant potent and good for headaches and promises a sample if you write for it.
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M. Dickson
Jio Resiner Sr
Indianapolis
Paid in Pelts When Tennessee Was Franklin State
A fragmentary historical note traces the naming of Tennessee from Franklin in 1788, documenting salaries under the early state law and listing official pay in furs. It recalls Louisiana Territory boundaries, Memphis’ growth from a trading post to a city by 1820, and the rough social conditions of late 18th century frontier governance.
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Tantesse
Franklin
Tennesee
Frank
Permanin
Pranttin
Lowhsfura
Louisiana
Prantlin
Tennessee
Memphis
Tenderfoot Poker Tale From a Saloon Scene
A rough anecdote from a mining town describes a tenderfoot in a poker game with Pat Sheedy. After heavy drinking, confusion erupts over a sixth card and a sandwich bet, as waiters and onlookers react to the unfolding misdeal and alleged swindle. The tale ends with a bartender’s cry and the crowds’ disbelief.
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Pat Sheedy
Wwe
Asia
Aelion
Gwentilug
Burke
Sindwich
Loula Globe-Denv
Corry and Columbus Street Railway Schedule 1909
Corry and Columbus Street Railway timetable in effect September 30, 1909. Cars to Columbus depart Corry on even hours from 6 am to beyond, with Columbus departures 20 minutes past those times. Last Corry departure 10 pm and Columbus 10:23 pm, with service about every 20 minutes to North Corry and East Wayne Street. Saturday nights add late trains from Waiting Room. East Wayne Street departures on the hour and at 20 and 45 minutes past. Sunday service begins with a first car from the Waiting Room at 8:00 am.
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Corry & Columbus Street Railway
Columbus
Corry
Psxcept
North Corry
East Wayne Catreet
East Wayne Street
Hea. A
Notice Conwult Eye-Sight Specialist at St James Hotel
Public notice indicates an eye sight specialist will hold consultations at the St James Hotel every Friday. The contact details show the venue and recurring schedule for appointments solicitations.
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Conwult
Padoll
O. R
St James Hotel
FOR SALE Real estate list and notices
Various property listings and notices for sale or exchange near Corry. Houses and a 160 acre farm two miles north, a dairy farm near city limits, a Munsee farm near Elgin, street lots in Corry with prices, a horse and buggy and vacant lots, a 78 foot East Main frontage, and lost item notices. Contact listed parties for details and inquiries.
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Genter Street
Y. J. Killotton
Kant South Strout
W. AV. Hasbrouck
Addrons
R. P. No
L. A. Willams
Bell Phone
East Main Street
South Street
Jeane B. Brown
Center Street
Corry
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Gil Cox
Htcchester
N.Y
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Ohio
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Pleasant Atreet
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London Standard
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Bonnell
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Bonnell, Corry, Pa
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Andrew Taylor Still
Rukeville
Missouri
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Ajax
Wright’ St
ALG. AL
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Office Nour
Maria Hodge
Grand Street
Corry, Pa
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