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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1910
Page
3
The readable fragments mention names and places in a damaged notice likely describing a public sale or auction. Key entities include a person named Lon and others, with references to a location and event timing unclear from the unreadable OCR.
A fragmented ad notes a refracting optician at the St. James Hotel offering weekly Friday sessions from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 420 Hallam Street, Brie, Pa, promoting exams and guidance on eye care and lens work.
A garbled recap shows events from Chautauqua week ending with the final day of Hunelay Aliguat season, plus a county protective legion gathering at Wade Park on August 25. The note mentions a church service, a Traction Office special train, and local social activities including a ladies visiting Cannalisun, N.Y. residents.
The article recalls the Pony Express and fearless riders crossing deserts and snowbound trails to deliver mail. It highlights the dangers faced, the teamwork of horse and rider, and the endurance of early mail service pioneers who braved harsh frontiers to connect distant regions.
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Vo taxables are notified to pay the 110 Gliy Tax due to the City Treasury. Taxes unpaid by September 1, 2010 incur an 8 percent penalty and a 1 percent monthly penalty thereafter until paid. Wm Postlethwait serves as City Treasurer.
A fragment from the Washington Star depicts a surreal dialogue about owning a home. A real estate dealer proclaims ownership desires while the nervous caller asks how to dispossess a temperamental cook and gain a house. The scene blends whimsy with a sly take on property and control.
An advertisement-like passage touts Nero Wir 200K tablets as a readied nerve tonic. It asserts the product strengthens nerves and the whole system, boosts vigor, and reduces nervousness. The copy claims the tablets provide general well being and improved tone, urging readers to ask their druggists for them.
Hageane transfers baggage to all city parts with Quick service. Charges are reasonable. Contact wt 84 James Hato for tour patronage. Property Twht.
A garbled OCR fragment presents a chaotic scene with names like Jon and Teri and scattered dialogue. The text hints at a wedding or union involving Coli 5 and Nor plus a Kiwi figure, but overall content is incoherent and lacks a clear event, date, location, or outcome to summarize reliably.
A garbled compilation from various 19th century columns includes scattered dialogue and anecdotes. It features a visitor on grounds, a mischief tale about a Whertbarrew, remarks on poor housing and renovations, and quotes from Bridget Tess Yo and Mrs. Hiram Often. The piece ends with humorous snippets about marriage, oddness, and a hotel encounter.
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