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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
9
An OCR excerpt blends health claims with comic lines from newspapers. It mocks improper medicines like Pittozonos and B 26e, then quotes the Explorara goal of material gathering. Interleaved are jokes about lovers sending kisses by telephone and a Luxembourg-like joke about pockets.
The Johns Steamship Agency offers a sailing list from Corry to Naples for 42 dollars. The item is advertised at Durham's Drug Store with price and destination details.
Arizona voters backed insurgent wing of the party in a state election marked by Democratic gains. Gorge W. Mint led the ticket with a Democratic governor hopeful defeating Judge Edward Wells. Marcia A. Smith and Henry Ashurst secured advisory U.S. Senate votes amid mentions of Ralph Cameron as a possible opponent. Hayden won the congress seat, while the rest of the ticket leaned Democratic.
A San Francisco Chronicle snippet presents a quip about proportion in thought and action. The exchange features a self made man praised by one speaker while another mocks his head and reasoning with a pun about proportions. The brief dialogue underscores pride and critique.
In Austin Pennsylvania on December 18 the mood of September 0 brought by flood damaged the town. A building group led by Avatin Hook and others burned or collapsed, destroying the property and leaving the town practically without fire protection. Several hundred feet of logs were swept away.
Fragmentary dialogue depicts a mother and child in dispute about speaking. Mentions a “topographical girl” and references to geography terms in a dated sketch from Lippincott's. Data quality prevents solid factual summarization.
A terse notice promises quick private loan services with flexible weekly and monthly payments. An unspecified agent will contact applicants who write for money, suggesting a direct outreach model aimed at urgent financing.
A fragmentary collection of quotes from the Louisville Courier Journal and London Telegraph showcases clipped dialogue on mood, environment, and marriage. The exchange hints at tension, hinting at financial strain and a rift in perception between spouses.
A reflective line from Chapin on human limits and a deathless soul seeking the ocean. The quotation frames aspiration beyond earthly reach, likening the spirit to a seashell yearning for the sea. The piece foregrounds a metaphysical theme within a poetic meditation.
Fragmentary astrology note from Cony Pa lists a 191 percent claim and confidential advice. Mentions a West Main Street address and Amex context. Readable entities include Mad un Myers and Cony.
The article describes the Roman lupetto resembling a Pomeranian and its habit of burying disliked food. It notes the dog’s behavior when fed on a rug, and the nose tipping when a movable plate is present. It mentions the dog’s general disdain for meat diet and rare acceptance of bread and milk.
In a concise reflection Walpole argues that acting with shared sense and unity is the best path in pressing times. He emphasizes practical wisdom over bold but unfocused measures. The stance stresses collective stewardship and steadiness amid uncertainty.
Special prices broadcast for this week include Fancy head rice at per pound 7e, Atv at 28c, Oat Wakes bulk GM 46e per pound, Paris Soup and Easy Taal 6 bars for 26e at 6¢, and fresh fish varieties Blue Pike Yellow Pike Sam Trout Wilte Fish all new this week.
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