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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
4
A town record notes multiple weddings at Bristol Pennsylvania as couples wed quickly for virtual elopement. The piece mentions a group ceremony with about 4000 copies recorded and names a few individuals involved, including marriage on a nonsupport grounds.
An advertisement urges parents to use Pilozones to relieve constipation and indigestion in children and to boost energy. It claims improved kidney and liver function, and promotes regular use for both children and adults. The notice also mentions new buckwheat flour from Acme Milling and availability through Thomas Downey.
Conteariwine witnesses a quirky customer interaction described with playful branding. The feature notes a brisk exchange highlighting service quirks and local business flavor in a lighthearted tone.
An old style advertisement promotes Monoline to soften cracked hands. It touts easy use after bathing, daily morning and evening massage, and claims comfort and satisfaction. The product comes in a tube priced at 3.50 and targets men with rough skin.
The article notes Foss will resign effective January 5 and be inaugurated as governor. It mentions Wy Bugong N Foss of Massachusetts and references a shift in the House as the date of the new governor’s arrival approaches.
An 1910 notice promotes Parisian Sage hair remedy claiming dramatic hair regrowth and stopping shedding. It markets a two week to three month guarantee, with promises of dandruff removal and shine. The advertisement appeals to households and mentions Mrs Hodguin and M. Amos & Co. as distributors.
Miss Anna M Spring of New York announced a gift to the Daughters of the American Revolution for a Deny me moral ark and a boys and girls clubhouse near the old Denny mansion in Pittsburg. The donor intends the property to aid character education as a center in the central foreign tenement district. Miss Spring, who moved to New York five years ago, is connected with several New York organizations. Guerrero in insurgents hands in Mexico City. government says rebels control the town and hold 76 prisoners including the mayor.
The text notes a captaincy election for Yala in 1812 with references to New Haven Connecticut and mentions a football team or event. Multiple garbled phrases imply a school or local team leadership selection and upcoming season plans.
George W. Sihnsny testified after police questioned him about opium smoking on private property. The defendant alleged a legal contention over a layout and dismissed claims of drug use, stating he had smoked opium for seventeen years and seeking to have the matter taken to court.
Senator Root of New York fell ill with a severe cold and did not attend session yesterday. On medical advice, he remained at home for recovery.
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