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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1910
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Hokara massage cream as a skin clarifier and antiseptic remover for pimples irritation and dead skin. It claims soft velvety skin after use and offers a money back guarantee with a 25 cent trial and 50 cent larger sizes from C. C. Babbitt & Son.
Notice states natural gas rates from July readings will be 32 cents per thousand cubic feet, with a discount of two cents per thousand if paid by the tenth of the following month. The Pennsylvania Gas Co. is the provider and the notice covers Corry and vicinity.
A fragmented note advertises shoes for comfort addressing warmth and fit for tender feet. Mentions corn ure and font ease, and warns about N wear for both warm and cold weather. Ends with a prompt about women’s footwear.
Local optician at the St James Hotel Corry Pennsylvania offers scientifically fitted glasses with no drops. Permanent address listed as 420 Holland Street Brie Pennsylvania. Service available every Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
National and American League standings appear with team positions, game outcomes, and notable pitcher and batter credits. The text lists clubs such as New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and Detroit alongside standings fragments, batting notes, and battery pairings from various cities and parks.
An advertising notice touts ZEMO as a clean external remedy to cure eczema and other skin afflictions. It claims widespread use across two thousand towns in America and urges readers to try a bottle on the store’s recommendation.
A jailed inmate exposed prison methods after his release and subsequent arrest following publication. He reportedly hid a diary and vowed to return to martyrdom, while officials revealed accusations tied to his penitentiary stay.
An odd fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal notes on a pie named currant pie. It mentions a housefly and a poet who wrote four summer board pieces and a house lyre.
A fragmented travel note discusses village welcomes, gift etiquette, and social rituals in Africa. It references chiefs hosts and guests, presenting tokens, and a general sense of respectful exchange, then diverges into quoted lines and observations about manners and humor.
A fragmented ad lists Creamery prints at 24 cents a pound and potatoes at low prices. It promotes crackers, prune fruit, candy, and a 25 cent cash rebate slip with a free valued gift after qualifying purchases.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for building flesh and muscle. It condemns substitutes as profit-driven and urges sending stamps to World’s Dispensary Medical Association for a free adviser and the 21 or 31 stamp book options.
An odd Burns celebration scene recalls a Fronchiin guest asking if another enjoyed a memory labeled MMnwelt Wpy. The moment ends with a shrug and joked speculation about Mr Auld Langsque amid a chatty gathering. A tired old professor pleads to retire from posing for a portrait after refusing to repeat the ordeal.
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