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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
5
A health advisory emphasizes that twenty-two bacteria types reside in the mouth and a decayed tooth can release enough to harm a mouse. It urges readers to stop bad dental habits, noting the mouth is the body's entry point and swallows deliver unhealthiness into the system.
A detailed description outlines a large timber fruit storage house with a stone wall foundation, covered by a slate roof and multiple windows. The plan includes a robust frame, two layers of roof boards, and piper and sheet materials for insulation. Estimated cost is about 3100 with no labor delays and ample capacity for long term storage.
An old advertisement promotes Hyomel Lukaleni as a quick cure for chest and head colds and sore throat. It instructs boiling water with a towel for steam inhalation and claims soothing relief, claiming a pleasant feel and easy breathing. It lists price at 60 cents a bottle and notes availability at druggists with No Amex and Co. branding.
The account portrays a Turkish bath ritual with kneading, scrubbing, and immersion. It details the sequence from entry to cooling, the forepart rooms, the cleansing by attendants, and the final drying, highlighting the sensory rhythm, tools, towels, and the atmosphere surrounding the bathhouse activity.
An advertisement touts Nero Tablets as a relief for tired nervous systems and a general tonic for vitality. It promises to strengthen nerve fibers, improve mood, and restore normal function, with a satisfaction guarantee and a 50 cent price at drug stores in Corry.
Ottawa dispatch notes a Quebec province grant of 500000 for Christmas trees. The report mentions over 900000 fir trees prepared for New York and Boston markets, with farmers along the Megantie division to supply crews and monetary support aiding savings banks.
Fragmentary OCR text references the Nearee Institute and the authority over charters, noting widespread absorption and various stakes. The passage is unclear but hints at disputes over charter legitimacy and institutional reach, with emphasis on stakes involved and the impervious reaction of some groups. No clear individuals or organizations are identifiable.
A garbled excerpt shows a heated exchange with incomplete names and phrases, mentioning blame toward Bolankty, a possible reference to Jon, and a muddled suggestion of illness and a diet. The legible bits imply a quarrel over loyalty, requests, and health, but specifics remain unclear.
A garbled early 20th century advertisement touts Pazo Ointment as a guaranteed cure for itching bleeding or protruding piles. It promises relief within six to fourteen days with moneyback assurance, amid a noisy, misread dialogue about brains and certainty.
The draft describes a sturdy portable grain bin using large commodity boxes. It envisions bins holding about 75 bushels, four feet high at the front and five at the rear, with emphasis on a robust front hoard. The text is fragmentary but centers on a practical bin construction idea.
The passage details a packing cage named Wottorn used to raise grain to an upper tide level, held by two wooden buttons and a lower edge secured to the floor with a cleat. To empty the container, the lower board is detached allowing grain to spill. The plan shows the bottom board inward, with a cover, and suggests improvements and locking.
A damaged ad style notice describes facial roughness and irritation after a rough treatment. It promotes Muanoline for relief, claiming healing effects after washing and drying, with a quirky price claim and a money back offer. The text includes garbled names and stray words, suggesting an old, degraded advertisement.
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