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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1910
Page
6
A cluttered linotype-style ad lists numerous grocery items with low prices. Items include rice at 7 cents a pound, mixed pickles at 19 cents a pound, canned tomatoes, various fish, butter, lima beans, and chocolate creams. The copy touts big bargains this week and mentions a cash rebate check incentive for purchases of 45 cents or more.
Personal mentions list visitors and locals in Warren and nearby towns such as Buffalo New York and Wellsville New York. Names include Miss Mildred Len Atters Mrs. Joseph Parkins Miss Grace Smith Byron Bowl family Mrs. George Burl and many others visiting relatives attending races and social events plus business trips and theater outings.
An alarmed plea highlights rising kidney trouble fears including Bright's disease, diabetes and dropsy. It touts Thompson's Barosma as a guaranteed cure with promises to stop back and side pains, purify blood, and restore health, urging swift use.
A garbled OCR fragment packs diverse references from Delaware, August 8, mentions of presidents, prizes, and fashion debates. It blends notes on Jay Onht’s race, Morse Wins in Paris, and a social botany topic, with stray lines about Treasury escapees and coat fashions, all tangled and largely unreadable.
Fragmentary text appears to be a garbled nightly Chicago News snippet. It mentions misread phrases about inheritance and family traits, with broken dialogue and scattered names like Whilte and Lenehier. The exact context and events are unclear.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as internal remedy and outer application with testimonials from a physician from a distant country. It promotes Bristol County and notes Bristol is among the smallest in the union with 25 square miles, comparing its size to other counties and cities.
Fragmented notes reveal working life at sea with asphalt cargo challenges. Crew endure hard unloading in tropic heat then reach a northern port where heavy labor continues in the hold. Vivid passages include a mother’s visit plan and snippets of everyday street dialogue and weather.
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