Personal mentions populate Corry society in bustling visits
Several Corry residents host and visit relatives across New York and nearby towns. Mrs Karl Rogers visits friends in Olean and Genesee. Rev Hr Hexford to speak in Columbus. Miss Hull King of Corry visits her parents. Mrs Laulee Reynolds of Uing hampton celebrates time with family. Mrs William Enswell travels to Corry for a few days with Molds. Countless other locals, from Asahel Mollows on Congress Street to Mrs Sierred and Mrs May Spiesmin, are noted visiting relatives or hosting guests in Corry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Rogers
Olean
Genesee
New York
Hexford
Columbus
Jamestown Dniurnal
Hull King
Corry
Mr. King
Franklin
Laulee [Reynolds
Uinghampton
Umelo
Matt Qyidh
William Enswell
Warren
M.C Harker
Pittsburg
Canbridge Speinies
Asahel Mollows
Congress Sr
Little Washington
Tom McMaon
Familly
Menuville
Chauituiqiu
Wright
G. A. Sutton
Whe Aml Son
Kale
Sutton
LaMont Steen
Counterstreet Alo
Sansburg
Spring Creeks
Wright Street
Samuel Steadman
MeKndra Steadman
Frederick Street
Nike
Mish Hoss Clarice
Buffalo
Dodds
Meniville
Llebel
Erie
Wil Ftraili
Carnegie
Elon Hassett
Michigan
Jarnay Taylor
Jonestown
D. Maelkwnaie
OI City
Aliantamaata
Tw TV
Wilson
Centerville
May Spiesmin
Dayash
Tors Aund
Teresa
Matthew
Olvan
Guisitves
Mayy Mullusion
Ivery
Pauli Mangan
Brandy
Warren Steen
Mrs. Steen
Harrisburg
New Brooms Sweep Clean
Grocery ad fragment lists numerous prices for canned goods and foods. Mentions Fancy Salt Mackerel 10 cents a pound, Columbia River salmon, peanut butter 1 cent, Irish mackerel, and candy specials. Indicates weekly sale with various brands and quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomaiyusar
Brands of Town
Cure for Catarrh Promoted as Internal Remedy
An early 20th century pamphlet extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal treatment that purifies the blood and mucus surfaces. It claims to be developed by leading physicians, with testimonials and a Toledo, Ohio distributor. The text also hints at unrelated items about gifts and regional travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Acta
Hal
Roe
J, Chiney & CO
Toledo
Cornwell's Son Pioneered Ear Telegraphy Discovery
A fragmentary reminiscence traces Cornwell and his son Aloméon Cornell in the early telegraph era. The narrative asserts Aloméon’s pride in aiding the ear-based message reception and credits Cornell as early proposer of a revolutionary method, with later claims of being the first to reveal the discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bera Cornell
Cornell Universits
Liv Tion
Western Eilon ‘Telegraph Company
Aloméon Cornell
Western Union
Governme
New Yorke
Orice
Navin Ute
Mr. Cornell
Commie
New York
Hms
Lalacrlye
Cornell
Usl
Pittsburg
Buouer
Boyton Ilabe
Fragmented Journal Note Reveals Household Tension
In a troubled domestic scene a servant Mary cries for help after asking to save a misused prop and laments a past rebuke. Her mistress, calm yet concerned, asks for the trouble and offers assistance as the London Answers page and the Birmingham Age Herald quote the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Salhi
London
Appetite Tales From a Striking Pupil
A reader notes a striking pupil who recalls a chaotic classroom moment about appetite and mischief. The exchange involves a student jokingly claiming parents as a source of large meals while a teacher probes the incident, with a Chicago News digested frame highlighting the odd answer about eating rats and cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Queer Natural History of Eighteenth Century Animals
A fragment from a late eighteenth century work outlines peculiar lore about animals and folk beliefs. It references a hare book and a figure described as witty with tales of birds and beasts, mentioning a parrotlike bird and various odd behaviors toward humans and prey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Yanule Walton
Fragmentary Miscellany Teases Neighborhood Nods and Myths
Fragmented OCR text hints at a garbled local scene with names like Green and Hie silk, a neighbor's question about events, and scattered dialogue about nudist bed and a holulian figure. The passage reads as a chaotic city-page fragment with no clear events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Tim
Fragmented OCR reads like a local notice or ad item
The readable portion suggests a small community notice or listing with unclear names and a date or amount. Details are garbled but imply a public or classifieds item from a local paper segment.
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O. G. Starrett
Elizabeth, Ned
Ferry
Anna Paulson
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Ask Wake Morgaridge
C. J. Wood
Fulton Market
407
North Center St
Africa
Taek
Rive Pest
Wien
Tinton
Heistol
Whiton
Saytte Lespiel
Shlome
Alonzo
Enr
Alwayay
Pelle
Birmingham Age Herald
Yen Tse
Jung
Flint South
Alden-Ragon Coal Co
AJAX
Rey
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chautauqua Lake
Queer Natural History
FE Price & Co
Memewant Tatrons Eneone
W. A. Steen
Dry Cleaner
Gents Furnisher
West Main Street
Standart
Olan
Anrin
Colt Mine
Creeley
Anner Ti
Wire
Vanview
The
Bu Real Bonert
Sal
Wokt Bal
Moss
W. Kincaid
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