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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1910
Page
3
A garbled nun of dialogue warns about stopping drink use and mentions a possible operation. The text appears as a fragment from a medical or advisory column with misread words and nonsensical phrases. No identifiable people or organizations are clearly present.
Readable fragments describe promotions, new openings, sales at local firms, theater listings, an art exhibit, fishing notes, and a fire at an Erie rail station near Ashville. The jumble mentions Jamestown centennial plans, a house construction update, and a literary anecdote about Alexandre Dumas.
An advertisement touts Rexall Mucu-Tone as a preventive and cure for coughs colds and pneumonia. It claims the remedy strengthens mucous membranes and offers a money back guarantee. It markets two sizes priced at 25 and 1.00 with typical relief after a few bottles. It notes availability at The Rexall Store Corry.
The ailing author Samuel Clemens known as Mark Twain left Bermuda seeking recovery. He traveled aboard the steamship and was assisted from the ship to the Grand Central station by Dr. Edward Quintard and others. He planned to rest in Stormfel/Redding, Connecticut, after suffering heart trouble and a recent bereavement.
An advertisement details a South Texas excursion starting April 19 at 3:00 am from Corry Pennsylvania. It markets land investment, affordable farm life, and climate benefits, urging readers to meet Horace J. Newberry in Corry before April 8 for information and literature from C. S. Fowler & Bros. of San Antonio.
Readable text highlights ready to wear skirts priced around 25 dollars, GOSSARD corsets noted for fit, rain coats and capes in serge and rubberized silk from 12 to 25 dollars, plus curtain materials and new lace trims for pale white dresses.
A fragmented note describes an umbrella nearly returned to its owner, mentions a missing name and a joke about extra charges for shaving. The content is unclear but notes a recovery attempt and a humorous aside about nano-on.
An old advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s free medical guidance and a “remedy” for stomach and bowel troubles in children. It claims gentle laxative effects and promises to answer home medical questions by letter from Dr Caldwell at a Montana address.
Edgar A Higgins, Sweet Pea Specialist in Avoca Steuben Co NY, offers eight packets of superior named sweet pea seeds postpaid for 25 cents. The deal includes orchid flowered varieties The Counters Spencer and The White Spencer and extras of poppies and Queen of the Market.
An advertisement promotes Dr Leonhardt's HemRoid as a guaranteed internal cure for piles with a money back offer from Ames & Co in Buffalo. The tablet remedy claims to address the internal cause where ointments or surgery fail and urges readers to request a booklet.
A confused witness recalls seeing an inebriated man dash past a lamppost near Puck Street while another runner claims not to have observed the incident. The exchange notes the lamppost location and a moment of pursuit or escape.
An advertisement notes that the International Tailoring Co. of New York offers made to measure clothing from new fabrics with guaranteed satisfaction. A. Messager & Son are listed as sole agents for Corry, Pennsylvania.
A fragmented notice suggests cost concerns and urges buying locally to cut expenses. References to coal and regional sources imply a local commerce angle affecting households. Current text is unclear but centers on price relief strategies.
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