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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1910
Page
2
Advertising rates notice from Marty Apvurrmuna announced for a new column. The mock text shows unclear timing and insertion details with a note about rate charged per inch and copy submission deadline.
The Titusville Herald notes rising temperatures and light to moderate east to southeast winds for Friday and Saturday. A quoted local remark mocks a man who warns the public not to trust or entertain his wife at his expense under domestic discipline.
A boy named Johnny Frenn wandered from West Main street to Center street yesterday, glancing in store windows. He toppled onto a Park bench and sobbed until his mother found him, unnoticed by nearby passersby.
A Wattsbury resident, member of the Nation Generaphic Abciety, was celebrated among peers for wartime service and community involvement. Friends and local officials attended a ceremony at Wattsbury to pay tribute to his public service and dedication.
A Thurely nominated candidate for the State Senate is set to be considered by the party. The nomination, tied to the Republicans, is subject to final approvals and a vote scheduled for June 4. Samuel T. Bath is mentioned in connection with the slate.
Fragmentary OCR text references various names and places including New York City and potential agents. The readable items show jumbled phrases with no clear event or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item.
Public notice requests all members of the Uranine group to send their ballots to the secretary George Bodmer of The Ratrain Fuichelor before May 1. The message mentions wedding plans and a Benedict refrain, with instructions to connect to a grand event and to refrain from smoking.
Conversation excerpt notes a back and forth about joining a choir with limited context and names. The Philadelphia Press quotation reflects a casual exchange rather than a full article. No clear event or outcome is described.
A crowded Oil City gathering plus a Cohen shoe department opening drew many locals. James P. Drown spoke on business unity and Corry’s growth, citing real estate gains and rising investments, while Cohen’s store showcased new footwear, music, and elaborate displays attracting shoppers and press.
Fragmented text mentions shin diseases and a supposed simple home remedy. It lists various garbled phrases and names, with unclear validation or sources, suggesting a sensational health claim lacking verifiable evidence. No coherent procedure or credible attribution is present.
April 27 news from Spring Creek reports the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Wil SlChulr. The Donaldson family warrants marriage reports for Miss xther Donaldson and others. W V in cent t ing sold a hotel and will give possession in about a week. Various local people, visitors and patients are listed, including Mr Jacobs of Sugar Grove and Mrs Charlow Maxton.
A damaged OCR fragment touts a Rheuma cure with a money back guarantee. It mentions Amur & Co SFANCA and Cn and a product Alewuia claiming relief from rheumatism. The text includes implausible medical claims and warnings about false promises.
The Vine Grave Cemetery Association will meet at the manager Mr L Alexander's office on Monday evening May 5. All stock certificates holders are members and urged to attend. Directors will be elected for the coming year. Tt D. S. Rowe, See.
Ave Messenger has purchased a Bowie stock of men s furnishings and will offer hats caps shirts pants underwear and more at or below wholesale prices. Cull and save money.
An advertisement touts Rexall Muon-Tone to relieve general debility and catarrh by correcting underlying metabolism. It promises a risk-free trial with full refund if not satisfied and notes two bottle pricing, urging consistent use for 6 to 14 days to cure piles and other ailments.
Real estate and rental notices advertise multiple parcels on Clinton Street South Street and Finvt Avenue frontages. Includes a 100 foot lot near Mane Avenue Park, a 100x100 corner lot at Finvt and South, a Smith Street dwelling near Parl with hot water heat, and store rooms on Main Street. Financing offers and rental options are noted with contact for Morgaridge.
The Salvation Army sponsors a Special Sale on Saturday with numerous useful articles from various themes. A new plumbing and tinning shop opens in Payne block at 2 Mui Street Staple Avenue offering weekday evenings and weekend afternoon hours. Contact Glydit Hell at phone 11a for details and more items listed in the Want Ads.
A community notice invites the public to a library benefit on Friday evening April 2 at 7:30. Proceeds support the city Public Library Fund with music and readings planned at the public library, featuring local performers and a silent auction.
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