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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1912
Page
9
Property notes describe farms and homes for sale or rent near Corry Pennsylvania with details on acreage buildings water access and trolley proximity. Listings from George A Apps and R Powell Realty offer multiple houses flats and lots with prices and conditions noted.
Descriptions include a house and lot in Corry with living room and bath, going by balance terms on a piano stove and refrigerator, with owner Mrs A. Bowdon and others listed. Additional parcels include land by Moat Vaughan and Bond as well as a 6 room town house on Bayt Congress and Wright Street with modern conveniences.
Draft horse and harness goods offered for sale by owner. One hundred one pound horse, sturdy draft quality, new harness and wagon included. Inquiries directed to Journal office. General property listing with contact details provided.
Classified note seeks a helper for general tasks at a hospital setting. Mentions Dr and hospital involvement though details are garbled. No clear name, date, or concrete duties can be discerned.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a music line, a party, and an address. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable. The readable text hints at a journal entry about piano care but lacks concrete details or context.
A fragmented advertisement carries various cure claims and prices for medical salves and tonics including a 25 cent medicine chest and a 25 to 30 cent San Cura ointment. It features testimonials and endorsements from individuals in Ames and Tituville praising quick cures for skin ailments, boils, ulcers, and venous issues.
A fatal train collision near Sandy Lake claims the life of a woman identified as Miss Conway, wife of a Brantford resident, while a separate report covers the wedding of James R Freihorn and Irene Purver at St Mark’s. Coroner and officials prepare a formal inquiry into the crash.
A chaotic column notes an annual meeting in August with a seniors table and speaker, invites all over 70, plus a Ladies Auxiliary gathering at the home of Mrs. Curtis on August 2. It mentions many local residents visiting, traveling, or hosting events, with scattered names and places like Lakewood, Sherman, and Chanuiqui.
Mrs Scott Buckner Missouri describes years of female illness and an attempted operation before endorsing Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She credits the medicine with restoring health and resuming her household duties. The note invites readers to write for confidential advice. Also reports a Kansas posse shootout. Sam Wood and James Thompson involved. Wood fatally wounded.
Ruskin argues that humanity rests on two core drives love of order and love of kindness. The moral energy uses order to tame the earth and curb rebellion while kindness governs interactions with living beings, ensuring passions stay strong yet controlled.
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