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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
5
An aged advertisement claims Mi-o-no Stomach Twirl ets relieve indigestion belching and sour stomach in minutes. It touts a miraculous daily digestion aid and sells at druggists and N. F. Aiea & Coy with a 50 cent guarantee, dated 1-26.
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An ad style notice touts Hereiva Remy as a skin cure for eczema promising relief across towns in America. It markets the product as superior to other skin and scalp remedies and mentions mild side advice and promotional claims aimed at a broad audience.
A Newark man reports finding his brother buried beneath sand in a dune pit near Caye ln. Nelurk S21 Ang. The crowd gathered as authorities and family members watched the search unfold. A brawl broke out when friends shouted in relief and fear during the tense moments.
A distressed fragment from a rare 17th century book describes curious animals and odd lore including elephants said to be sweeter roasted than raw, a whistle trained bird, and a squirrel story about storing meat. The excerpt shows antiquated beliefs and linguistic oddities reflecting early natural history writing.
An elaborate tale of a mature couple receiving unusual wedding gifts and a controversial suite of furnishings. The piece recounts gifts tied to a fall of a calf, a well known American writer’s letters, and a ghostly air surrounding the event. It references a sensational package from Ohio and a public display of marital expense, with sharp satire on social customs and marital expectations.
An expert writer details the rare practice of swallowing gold or gold dust to pass through the bowels. The narrator describes how a lump of gold weighing about half a tael can travel the digestive tract, causing bowel obstructions until it is expelled after several days.
Ailea Aug 1 Roosevelt expected to be guest of honor at a central New York Grange and Grand Army Veterans event in Summit Park. Colonel Roosevelt will deliver the principal address at 4:30 in the afternoon after extensive preparations.
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