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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
7
Fragmented OCR text mentions beautifying school grounds and town concerns, mixed with unrelated remarks about prices and odd anecdotes. It references individuals such as Noelle Amorherto Druttins Hal and a contrast between civic effort and eccentric statements, with stray lines about a diamond and a strange twenty pounds of fat ox hinds.
Notice by the company announcing natural gas pricing in Corryood vicinity for July 1910. Rates set at thirty two cents per thousand cubic feet with a two cent discount per thousand cubic feet for gas used in the following month. Pennsylvan ia Gas Co appears as the issuer.
Cure advertised for rheumatism and neuralgia claims relief in 1 to 3 days. The advertisement touts dramatic system impact and notes inexpensive prices. Durham Drug Co sells the remedy and a poultry book offering farming guidance by mail.
Scrambled OCR text hints at Roosevelt and an upcoming Republican convention in New York. Mentions a May or June gathering, political figures like Lloyd Griscom, and discussions about attendance. Details are fragmentary and unclear due to garbled source material.
A partial, garbled note mentions a rising rat population in urban areas and related concerns. Objects are unclear but the fragment points to public health worries and possible municipal action. The text references local names without clear context.
A garbled compilation of quips and misread phrases from multiple newspapers includes Philadelphia Ledger style taunts, Chicago Record-Herald slang, Lippincott style slang, and a surreal wallpaper line. The text resembles OCR noise with distorted names and odd punctuation.
Packets of real estate and sale offers list farms and houses for sale near Columbus and Corry Pennsylvania. Advertisers include D C Smith farm 16 acres timber and well watered, a 150 acre farm two miles south of city with brick house, Eldred township 88 acres with good buildings, and multiple houses and lots for sale in Corry area. Contact Miss Arta W Smith, Corry PA, Bell 214, and R Powell Real Estate for details.
Good investments list many farms and properties around Corry and Columbus with names and locations. Also bar gains on pianos for sale including near Henderson Piano Co and A. B. care of Journal. two ads note cheap sale of a piano at 2 N Ventor Street.
For sale a millinery store now owned by Mrs Weisser offering a splendid opportunity for the right party. Interested buyers asked to wake Morgaridgh.
Owing to Boldin, a third more sale on the farm in Wayne Township known as thet Clark farm was competed to purchase sald f farm at the foreclosure of the fire mortgage In order to protect mypelt and vow offering sald farm for sale at greet bargain This one of the best farms in Eris county contains about 440 acres with good buildings orchards timber and run fine soil Write me at corner Wilson and Woodland avenues Cleve not Ohio or call upon my attorney Robt J Osborne Corry Pa John Rook Tistimantt
Notice of application for a charter to form THE CHROME COMPANY to engage in leather manufacture and tanning supplies, filed under the 1874 act, with witnesses Loveland and Sitwell. Also includes executor notices, lost items, ads, and local anecdotes from Cory and Corry, Pennsylvania.
For Rent items list various units and rooms with baths. Inquiries directed to addresses including 409 E Main St 498 N Center St and Wilson’s basement. Advertising notices mention seven room, six room suites, and single rooms with baths for immediate rental.
The article describes the University of al-Azhar in Cairo as the world’s oldest university, founded in 988 or 11th century, located in the Arab quarter. It portrays its ancient mosque, courts, cloisters, and a scene of students gathered around teachers, with the chancellor presiding over a venerable learning center.
A malfunctioning machine caused a chaotic chase through a street, ending with a copper shutting off the hover. The scene features a startled observer and reflects the peculiar fascination with blue base mountain valleys and changing light as a backdrop to the episode.
A letter dated August 1910 from a released Sing Sing inmate threatens death to three Manhattan judges, one Brooklyn judge, two former district attorneys, and current staff. The author claims recent release after three years and vows to avenge alleged injustices, citing family hardship and innocence of many inmates. The missive foreshadows lethal intent toward named officials and warns of a future "thing of the past."
A fragmentary note from Abaztiy town proposing a commmittee plan for 1912 to celebrate a two hundredth anniversary and improve public property. It mentions public places, railroad areas, schools, and street intersections as priorities for enhancement and betterment.
A fragmented jumble recounts cockfighting taboos from 1804, then pivots to philosophical puzzles of Zeno and a quip about Robert Morris. The garbled text references sport, theology, and a doctor’s reaction to a sermon, preserving a patchwork of historical anecdotes and wit.
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