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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1911
Page
11
Minneapolis architect Glenn L Saxton markets Design 875 a desirable home plan with multiple level finishes and specialized interior details. The publication notes a $4 60 heating and plumbing package and offers Sax ton’s American Dwellings book at $8 to $6 We summarize the ad like reader notices in a period newspaper style with emphasis on plans and pricing.
A historical note recalls calling Turkey the sick man of Europe in January 1864, attributed to Czar Nicholas I of Russia, framing the decline of the Ottoman Empire amid 19th century power realignments.
Jt M4 estimates that 88 percent of the land tilled by German peasant farmers is owned by them. The figure reflects an assessment of property ownership among rural cultivators.
An advertisement claims Parisian Sage stops scalp itch overnight by killing dandruff germs at the root. It promises purer luster and radiance, with large bottles from N. F. Amos & Co and druggists nationwide, plus mail orders from Girgus Mfg. Co in Buffalo New York.
A Dawson City resident Charles Hinmont married Miss Meret A. Latham in New York City. The ceremony occurred at City Hall with attendants and guests from Europe and North America. the couple discussed future life in England and Canada.
Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor promises painless corn removal without cutting or plasters. The ad claims lasting relief by applying as directed and notes the product also treats walleuses and tinions. Sold by druggists and locally in Corry by Thomas Downey at 25 cents per bottle.
The Corry and Columbus Railway announces a February 16 start for through cars to Columbus and Corry with daily departures from 6:20 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Additional notes cover special cars for Noré Corry and East Wayne Street, Saturday night times, and Pennsylvania Flyer services to Pittsburgh and Buffalo with morning and evening departures.
The body of Mrs Lydia Michela, a California widow killed near Paterson on November 26, was identified after authorities questioned a New York broker Wigsinn who claimed she was with Airs Michela. He said her companion was known in New York as Aira Michela Whitwar, with family in California.
Reading from a periodical report reveals reindeer clothes and similar garments praised for moisture resistance and warmth. The article notes hair fibers with water filled cells that swell under compression, helping buoyancy and making fabric resistant to sinking if dropped overboard.
A classroom note shows a teacher correcting a pupil about the words pitcher and picture. The discussion includes a student named Tommy and a mention of artists and merchants in a Puck-like context.
A fragmented meditation on courtesy and munitions, citing German, Confucius, Voltaire, and broader sayings. The lines cluster around behavior toward guests, duty, and polish contrasting with roughness, suggesting morale and resilience during conflict.
A textured fragment lists symptoms of billiousness and indigestion as a preface to Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery while mixing in playful quotations about corrections, misprints, and a court case mention. The passage blends medical touts with magazine humor and legal anecdotes without a cohesive narrative.
The account recalls Dr. Frederick Van feden avoiding eye strain in youth while rearing thousands of silkworms in his home attic. Sir Holland notes the larvae’s voracious feeding, likening it to summer rain on mulberry leaves.
A terse exchange from the Washington Star shows a serious friend questioning thrift and a frivolous reply about cutting out forecasts for fair and warmer weather. The quip centers on planning and prudence amid weather talk.
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