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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1910
Page
7
Fragmented OCR reads about a beaded cost or event amid wartime confusion. Mentions individuals, dates and evanescent details with unclear action. The piece hints at defeat and education themes amid busy daily life and a list of names or places, but specifics remain obscured.
A notice from the Pennsylvania Gas Co informs ratepayers in Corry that the tax assessments for the month of October and related readings will be due on the tenth of the following month. The notice states a charge of 44 cents per thousand cubic feet with a possible discount of 1 cent per thousand if paid promptly.
An ad claims Dr Detehon's Rheum relief cures rheumatism in a day with a first dose showing benefit. It promises rapid removal of symptoms in 1 to 4 days and urges action on mysterious syntoma remarks. Sold by Durham Drug Co with poultry book offer by mail for four cents.
An embargo era of confusion surrounds the San Geranina coast as Poste Ocean boards a stricken vessel and seizes cargo including guano. The incident draws military attention from the department of war and the port commander seeks sentries to overhaul the damaged ship and recover men and munitions.
Religious workers proclaimed the gospel at diverse services across the city, preaching in thirteen different languages to reach a broad congregation and share faith in varied communities.
A fragmented historic blurb mocks fortune telling tied to women’s health and claims Dr Pierce’s Cure as a private, painless remedy. It cites Philadelphia Ledger and Chicago Record-Fernald quotes about health myths and sensational promises. The garbled text references Lipnthcott’s and various sensational testimonials.
For sale one hundred acres three miles east of Columbus Pa known as the D Q Smith farm with timber, water, and buildings. Also frontier land fronting Main and South streets with 146 8-10 feet on frontage. Various farms and investments listed including farms near Corry Eldred and Waynesboro, with details on cultivation, buildings, and terms. Inquiries to Miss Arta W Smith Corry Pa Lane B Brown and W W Hawbronck inquiries.
Bar gain sale notice offers a square piano in good condition. Addresa A. R. core of Journal lists 626 N Governor Street as the sale location with a low price.
A jumbled batch of old classified notices includes for sale real estate on Mred erick street and Church, a millinery store under Mrs. Weisser, and various buyers and agents seeking mining stock, farm listings, and work. Entries mention Durham's Drug Store inquiries, a Journal room hire, a farm mortgage note, and a Cleveland Ohio contact.
The councils of Corry repeal all ordinances or parts in conflict with the new provisions. The action nullifies prior conflicting rules and aligns local statutes with current regulations.
Live stock ad lists pigs for sale by W Tracy at Hall phone 194 and a sale of one hundred pounds of early apples from F Poole RE 10. Government district rural notice appears with miscellaneous listings for sale and contact details.
A brief excerpt argues that salary is not the sole question in business. It emphasizes that a business must be first honest and second useful, asserting that honor and morality govern its existence and operations. The quotation attributes the thoughts to Stevenson.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Mary Eagan have granted authority to John Eagan executor of Corry Erie County. All creditors must promptly settle and all claims should be presented duly verified to John Eagan 682 W Wayne St Corry.
The fragment describes a queer university claimed as the world’s oldest educational institution, linked to Cairo and attributed to the University of El Axtair. It mentions an eleventh century mosque-like bloc in Cairo’s Arab Quarter, surrounded by crowded streets and towers, with a campus of exotic halls and courtyards, populated by students and ritual figures.
A Sunday afternoon loss notice reports a brown velvet collar pongee coat and a brown leather trimmed handbag, with contact directions near East Main Street and Washington Street West. A second entry offers a $10 bill reward for a misplaced pocket book around Main Concord Bowl, with instructions to leave at Ollie’s. The remainder is a long, unrelated text about colors, evolution, and eating habits with no clear local connection.
For rent a furnished front room with bath at 428 N Canter St. Inquire locally. The note also mentions a second floor room with bath in the Hull building, likely an attic or upper floor rental offer.
An old editorial warns against manufacturers mixing water and adulterants to produce fake cider vinegar and other preserves. It praises the new pure food law, calling for stricter enforcement to prevent deceitful products and protect consumers.
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