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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1910
Page
3
A fragmentary classified notice advertising a rye sight specialist and refracting ophthalmologist at the St. Jumea Hotel every Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The ad asserts training and facilities and promises satisfaction with a permanent address listed in Hallam Street, Myrtle, Pa.
Local items from Wattsburg and Corry share a chaotic mix of events, notices, and community notes. Highlights include a Woman's Christian Temperance union gathering, chautauqua Lake views, a tragic train accident near Bradford, and various fairs, contests, and social functions with names of attendees and venues couched in a bygone newspaper tone.
The account details a violent assault during a performance, describing a 76 stitch scalp wound and surgical efforts. A medical team treated the injured man then transferred him to a hospital as authorities investigated the incident. Witnesses described a chaotic scene with bystander reactions and subsequent claims about the assailants.
A Maryland case details a man named BillAth Simon who fatally harmed a woman while attempting to enter her room. The incident followed by his release from prison after serving eighteen months for attempted a abana. The article notes the victim was a 12 year old girl and references a teacher named Miss Cannon and Alfred Canton.
A Sunday afternoon disruption occurred when Liberals interceded at a Conservative gathering in Havina Aus. Several people were involved in a scuffle, with some hurt. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
A note on Amused Theater shows blends of Vitagraph and Biograph drama titles. The Gipsy Givin Love features theatrical gowns and family pride with a mother described as welding into the stage world.
The Library Theater presents a premier singing and dancing act featuring the Dancing anartack, Arthur, George and Victor, plus Mr Mack Hanley and Misa Helen Murray in the musical comedy sketch The College Boy and the Maid. Two best pictures also shown. learn to say no and save time.
An advertisement touts Dr. Doten's Relief for Rheumatism and Neuralgia as a radical cure in 1 to 3 days. It asserts the medicine acts on the system, removes the cause, and the disease instantly disappears after the first dose. Sold for 75 cents and $1 by Durham Drug Co.
The notice from A. F. Messenger & Son of Corry, Pa. promotes wool fabrics and ready made garments as low cost options. It urges readers to consider quality and price, highlighting domestic production and accessible tailoring services.
A fragmentary account from the Little Boke country describes tensions between cattle and sheep interests along the Colorado-Wyoming line near Utah. Local figures mention Bob Meldrum and Ole Maney amid a history of clashes and a volatile range, with depictions of remote deputies and unnamed “bad men” shaping regional conflict.
In the Little Shuike river area bands of desperate outlaws gathered for mischief from cattle rustling to robbery. Doh Meldrum earned a deputy’s repute at Bagms by breaking up the rustler army and driving the last gang from the country.
A Denver News Times fragment discusses Miss Loulan Spurtanay's longevity notes and a witness in a will case. It mentions a man claiming 150 years and a father remarrying at seventy five with a long living son. A second tale describes Dr Stein and Dr van Hedin exchanging a spring tape measure found in Tibet in 1901 or 1908, linking to an old ruin and a distant treasure spot.
A historical note claims deep breathing after cold exposure rapidly raises body warmth. It describes long breaths with lips pursed and repeating until heat returns, asserting quick onset and multiple health benefits beyond warming.
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