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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1910
Page
6
The passage touts Inozone as a cure for chills and fever with a direct action on indignant nerves and a saying that it relieves stomach disorders and cramps. It promotes Painzong as a trusted tonic for long years and lists trial sizes and a distributor. It also includes unrelated historical notes about a bishop and a probate matter from the nineteenth century.
Ministers and druggists in Blairsville Allentown Quakertown and Huston endorse Lincoln's Catarrh Balm with signatures. Users report cures for asthma hay fever and catarrh after weeks of use. Statements from Ray Fender Rev Messenger Rev Bravaler and editors claim long term relief and complete cure within three weeks. Delivered by Thomas Downers and F G Undeley Sons Corry.
A steamship named Manhattan is reported missing after sailing from New York to Algiers with a crew of 32. Owned by Atlante Steamship Company, the vessel had just been at Morio drydocks in Soul Brooklyn before departure. No contact has been heard for a long period, casting doubt among shipping circles about its fate.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a tense nighttime scene with individuals discussing debts and an implied tavern setting. Names and clear events are obscured, leaving only garbled phrases about a "No Credit Act" and characters arguing about payment and identity.
An incident in Brighton township near Wilber in which a man named Killett slipped while handling a firearm. The weapon discharged entering the neck, leading to a rapid fatal outcome. Local authorities are reporting the event as a sudden accidental shooting at close range.
A fragment reflects on prejudices and the idea that individuals can be influenced or constrained by bias. It hints at social judgment and the conflict between personal conduct and public expectation, with references to accountability and restraint.
Fragmentary note promising a Christmas Eve event starting at midnight with unspecified details. The readable bits suggest a festive greeting and a planned gathering or performance, but the fragment ends abruptly with no clear participants, location, or organizer.
A busy Christmas sale offers discounted goods from flour and coffee to canned vegetables, candy, and household items. Bargains include ten-cent and lower-priced foods, clothing, and gift items, with a focus on value and a festive holiday atmosphere.
A veteran downtown rider reflects on twenty years of change in New York City. He recalls habitual routes from City Hall to Battery Park, lost landmarks, rising bridges, and shifting street life. He contrasts familiar faces with new quarters, pondering whether longtime companions still ride the same trains. He ends with a nostalgic sense of New York’s enduring spirit.
A garbled OCR passage touts a patent remedy Perroxone for disease and weight gain. It claims rapid muscle growth, nourishment, and vitality, mentioning prices and demonstrations while referencing a street scene and wedding imagery in an unclear wartime era tone.
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