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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Down's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney disorders and dropsy. It features testimonials from readers in Corry Pennsylvania and claims widespread use, calling the product a universal remedy with agents listed in Buffalo and New York.
An old classified-style note promotes a Home Tuner product with a money-back guarantee if unsatisfactory. It promises price 260 with extra cleaning included and lists F. Burkhardt Burkhardt's Art Shop at 123 N Center, Hell phone 210 F 16.
A brief note urges readers to consider comfortable footwear suitable for corn wake foot ease and sore feet. It highlights options for wear in worn and cold weather, with emphasis on comfortable fitting shoes and appropriate framing for daily use.
National League standings and scattered team notes appear, with Philadelphia and New York mentioned among many teams. American League standings show Washington and Detroit references, plus scattered city names and partial scores. The fragmentary text includes references to cities like Cleveland and Baltimore, with unclear dates or full team listings.
A nighttime burglary at the city jail resulted in the theft of twelve barrels of bottled beer that had been confiscated. Mayor Hennington ordered the confiscated goods to be disposed of, with the bottles slated for the gutter.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a remedy for dandruff and hair loss. It claims the product stops falling hair, nourishes the scalp, and promotes "lustrous" hair growth. The notice lists Ames & Co and Ciroux Mite Co as sellers with a testimonial from Mrs Frances Toeys dated 1900.
A fragmented notice describes a late arrival near Virginia Batch and mentions Mrs Rawn and others. It notes a death connected to a gummer Hon at Whina WL and a town governance detail. The passage also references Jim Alnnehiley Mee, Mes, and a family including Amald. The scene is set east of Naptotk with a long bel Alva.
A fragmented line of archaic exclamations appears to reference sailors and hidden pence with derailed language. The readable bits hint at a nautical or craft context, but details are too garbled to identify person, place, or event.
An OCR fragment depicts a chaotic scene at a public sale with individuals and families cited, bids called, and a colonel figure negotiating terms. The text also references Senator Gore’s inquiry and a star witness Carter detailing bribery attempts and testimony about Jake Mamon.
Fragmented OCR summary reports a bizarre local drama with names like Shaw and Blinks in a westward move. It notes aging figures and unclear accusations amid a chaotic scene on Broadway with claims of feuds and deception.
Reported clash between AL Kaufman of San Francisco and Sam Limeford of Boston postponed by referee Marty Edwards due to heavy rain. Patrons faced wet seats as the show was halted while National League Baseball games drew attention. Two railroad workers died in Indiana near Hailey after being struck by freight trains. Ralph McNeil identified via card. other victim remains unnamed.
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