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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1910
Page
5
A fragmented health sales pitch urges readers to use Borrozone and Ferra zone to fight fatigue and weakness. It claims boosted energy and vigor with daily use and promotes a quack health program selling cent boxes. The text also bizarrely presents statistics about disease and life expectancy in a jumbled, dubious style.
D. M. Jackson runs a city hack meeting all trains at Union depot. He offers class service to all parts of the city with special attention to transfers of runke and baggage. Both phones are listed for contact.
Advertisement promises a home tuner trial with money refund if unsatisfactory. Unit price listed as $2.40 per device with leaning included. Item sold by F. Burkhardt of Burkhardt's Art Shop located at 123 N Center Street and Bell phone 210 B16.
A note promotes comfortable shoes and foot care products for wore and tender feet. It mentions corn cure and foot ease, warns against oversized pairs in heat, and advises remembering the place to shop when in need of wear shoes.
The page lists NL and AL standings with team names and key players. Entries mention New York, Philadelphia, St Louis, Detroit, Cleveland, Washington and Chicago teams with scattered player pairings and battery names. The text mixes abbreviations, scores, and lineups in a legacy league record style.
A damaged notice describes Mainorqne as a household stomach remedy used for pains, flatulence, and digestion issues. The ad markets Minoxelio soothing drops and cites a long history of the product in Amurtean households.
A blaze gutted the residence of Mrs. Homa Owen at 276 West Norl street as musicians aided in the escape. Firefighters battled the flames, furniture and house contents were lost, and a musician named William Brown suffered a hand injury while guiding a trapped woman to safety. The cause remains under investigation.
A brief note from the Cleveland Leader records a child crying over milk. The father Johnny jokes about inaction as the infant demands milk with no clear resolution.
A testimonial-style advertisement claims Thompson's Barsuma saved a girl from death by kidney and liver disease. It lists symptoms such as back pain and weakness and promotes the remedy at 60 cents and 1.00 with guarantees it cures Bright's disease diabetes and bed-wetting.
Fragmented OCR market note lists wheat and corn prices and elevator details. Mentions New York market activity, monthly dates, and various buyer and seller references with irregular spellings and garbled names. Contains scattered figures and place names indicating commodity trading context.
East Buffalo livestock market notes a range of cattle sheep and hog prices and bids. Timely figures include sheep and lambs around 9.10 to 9.60 per head, hogs at 8.45 and hay around 8.00 to 9.00 per unit. Market activity references steers heifers and bomber steers with several bids and totals indicated.
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