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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1910
Page
6
A cryptic note proclaims a countdown from now until Christmas Rye at midnight, promising a hidden event or action but providing few concrete details or context. The message emphasizes deeds over words and hints at a planned observance or ritual during the holiday period.
A flood of sale items from a local store promises the lowest prices yet with a wide range of groceries, canned goods, medicines, candy, and household goods. The ad markets deep discounts on flour, sugar, coffee, cocoa, breakfast foods, and Christmas gifts, touting value and a “benefit sale” spanning groceries, medicines, and holiday items.
An advertisement promises private, rapid loan services for households with standing Uy employed. Loans repayable in easy weekly or monthly payments. A social agent will call with the money, including evenings and weekends.
McCray and Stearns advertise a waterproof Swan's Grease product. The notice emphasizes durability and usefulness for maintenance tasks requiring water resistance. The item appears in a local trade column style with brief business detail.
A lively notice promotes a confectionery selection featuring assorted Christmas chocolates and old fashioned vanities. It promises a full supply of curdles and hard candies to brighten holiday gifts and gatherings.
A minister spends the afternoon at a member’s house where a father asks his son to fetch a large red item from the cellar. The boy brings it up to the kitchen and places it on the dish. The host notes a potential cellar item hazard and asks about the cellar contents. The father explains his concern and the awkward moment unfolds.
A scrambled, damaged OCR passage describes a boy named Robert, his mother and aunt, a woman called The Janitory wife acting as agent, and confusion about children and an apartment. The text includes garbled phrases and inconsistent dialogue about approval, behavior, and relationships.
In a terse exchange one woman claims her husband and she have not quarreled in ten years while the other expresses sympathy for any wife deserted at the altar. The dialogue reveals contrasting views on marriage and fidelity.
Fragments of verse and garbled phrases appear in this note titled A Girl's Pune. It mentions poetry and drexa samples and a line about keeping the poetry while returning a dress. Names or clear events are not discernible.
Fragmented OCR text shows a garbled dialogue about collectors and payment. Characters discuss moving them out and paying first, but the lines are incomplete and unclear. No identifiable persons or organizations can be reliably named from the excerpt.
A garbled note suggests railroad magnates expect rising demand for baby buggies after a birth record was reportedly broken last week. The wife questions reason as the magnate cites the event, implying market speculation tied to a personal milestone.
Fragmented lines reveal a cacophony of phrases about language staving off meaning and questions of national identity. The dialogue touches on marriage timing, monetary value, drawing material, and Canada’s potential to become American, ending with an odd interjection about playing baseball.
Readers are urged that Parisian Sage removes every fence of handcuff to Klop falling mate and nching soll while promising abundant hair growth. The ad touts the product as the only real hair grower on the market and cites testimonials from users in Michigan and Sault Ste Marie, with availability at N. F Ames & Co and druggists nationwide.
Free scholarships offered as Uncle Sam conducts examinations for railway mail clerk post office clerk carrier custom house and departmental clerks. Prepare now for the coming tests with widespread opportunities and equal chances for city and country applicants.
A new ice company, Independent Ice Company of Corry, organized by Thomas Shannon who has long been linked with local ice concerns, aims to supply pure water ice to consumers. Shannon plans to secure prices with guarantees and will deliver when ready, marking a significant development for the city’s ice supply.
Roousy at 518 W Main Street offers upholstery and repair services with affordable pricing. Postal card advertised for contact. Local business listing reflects concise, direct trade ad in a historical newspaper style.
Citizens gathered in Brownsville to denounce a New York fire insurance firm amid alleged discriminatory dealings. Speakers urged authorities to curb alleged abuses, with protestors citing threats to local housing and livelihoods. Lawmakers faced questions about oversight as tensions rose, reflecting broader community unrest.
Mayani Meo reports General Pius Gurr advocates private citizenship and no new U S intervention. He suggests not opposing upheaval but willing to join any effort to uphold coalition, naming private citizens and political figures amid a turbulent national scene.
A garbled passage describes a memorial motif on a float with a male writer noting items, a window, and a deceased person honored with a phrase in memory. The text appears as a misread transcription with several unclear names and terms, conveying a funeral or commemorative sentiment without coherent details.
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