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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1910
Page
6
An advertisement touts Black and White Cigars as superior to competitors, claiming excellent flavor, long burning quality, and great value. The copy urges trying a single cigar or a box, noting prices and a wholesale-size box offer, though the text is partially garbled.
Fragmentary text from Babbitt's Rexall Store includes odd quoted lines about appearances and propriety. The passage questions why the center resembles a dog’s tail and mentions a distant city, leaving unclear context or narrative progression.
A fragmented ad style line asks about widows and life insurance, urging readers to assess protection for spouses and question adequacy of coverage. The fragment references a wife and the need for sufficient life insurance in a cautionary, persuasive tone.
Local ad lists Phoenix Seedless Raisins two pounds for 15 cents per pound and Fancy Slab Apricots at 15 cents a pound. Also marketed are Yellow Crawford Peaches 12 cents a pound and Fancy California Prunes eight cents each. The listing emphasizes low prices and fresh selection at the Alber store.
Local residents from Warren and nearby towns are listed in a lengthy social note roundup. Names include Mr and Mrs G G Pastonailt, Miss Allie Stuuuhirg, Miss Hose Maloney, Mrs TAL Bidwards, Miss Terinie O'Brien, Miss Florence Sievarson, Dr. P L Ge Wood, Mrs. Jay Wolfard, Mrs. Wenest Marker, Miss Dawson, and numerous families visiting relatives in town. The item records visits, travels, and gatherings across weekends and weekdays, with multiple households hosting kin and friends at various local spots and nearby lakes.
A garbled OCR style fragment describes a wild ride with a Frenchman and a locomotive engineer amid nighttime streets. Names and places are largely unreadable, but the narrative hints at a chaotic scene with racing, voices, and a pursuit, ending with reflections on the journey and its impact on bystanders.
An advertisement page from Corry Pennsylvania features a testimonial by Hinkoley of 422 North Con Street praising Donn's Kidney Pills for back and kidney pain. The misspelled copy cites improved health after use, with a past endorsement reaffirmed in 1904. Also described is an unrelated block about iron bedsteads and furniture.
A note states that sugar completely absorbs a whitening agent or extinguishes under fire, leaving ash if the sugar is adulterated. The passage implies a caution about purity and the effects of adulterants on burning sugar.
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