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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
5
An advertisement extols a product named Hokara, claiming it cures pimples and a wide range of ailments from herpes to eczema. It promises rapid relief and a money back guarantee if not effective, urging purchases in bulk and associating the remedy with medical authority and testimonials.
The clumsy OCR lists American and Eastern League standings, team names, and player mentions such as Brounii Manistee Westene Cleveland Providence Montreal and Baltimore. It cites team records, wins, losses, and notable players across leagues with scattered city and venue hints. The fragmentary data shows standings updates and player references without cohesive narrative.
A fragmented report mentions AMY tasing BT Al Poyner and several garbled names and figures. Details are unreadable, with multiple nonsensical tokens and stray numbers. The readable content implies a confrontation or incident, but specifics are obscured.
Market notes from Buffalo and East Buffalo Livestock Market listing assorted provisions and livestock prices. Includes wheat corn oats potatoes hogs hogs cattle and lambs, with bid ranges and specific figures for steers heifers bulls hogs and hay offerings. Data shows market activity across grains and farm goods with regional price points and item descriptions.
Mrs William Stanford states she is perfectly well after twenty six years of pain from a rifle ball in her temple, cured by San Cura Ointment which draws out pain and poison. She endorses it for all pain and invites readers to order by mail from Thompson Medical Company Titusville Pa.
A damaged report recalls a Norse sailor accused of whistling at sea, provoking superstition aboard a brigantine. A planned ghostly scare backfired when the Norwegian confessed amid a failed prank, ending with a plunge overboard and a tense rescue effort.
Fragmented OCR text suggests a claim that drinking water causes serious illness including nausea diarrhea and indigestion. Mentions a specific chemical agent, possibly to be read as toxic contamination. Reference to names and dates appears garbled and uncertain.
A Luzerne County item reports a man filed what is described as the first land lease of its kind in the area. The record lists parties by name with details about the lease terms and property involved, though some text appears garbled.
The text reads as a garbled OCR capture with references to Illinois Nebraska and North Dakota, mentions growth and production notes, and lists place names like Washington and Wisconsin. It appears to be a damaged summary of regional agricultural rankings and outputs with no coherent event.
Readable fragments describe a scale adjusted rialroad plan affecting New York Central and Usher and Thinsabednir lines. The text notes elevated fares or penalties, calls for demolition of certain routes, and mentions speed, mileages, and constraints under a regulatory framework. Entities include New York Central, and urban areas. The report hints at wage changes, route adjustments, and safety or quality improvements under a governing body.
A report notes an effort to secure an independent examination related to the fate of an actress. The involvement includes figures such as Loni and Arthur Newton in a case exploring the remaths and authorities surrounding the matter. Investigations and further work are expected to continue.
A newspaper boy named 7-Monea Carr was killed by three newsboys in Des Moines. The attackers used bricks. two assailants were arrested and are being held for questioning as the investigation continues.
Paris reports the death of French composer Charles Ferdinand Lenepvne born in Rouen in 1440. The obituary notes his long career shaping French musical culture and his early training in Rouen before rising to prominence in Paris.
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