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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1910
Page
8
fragments describe an elopement in Chicago area with a bride named Veillus and a groom, amid chaotic details. The piece mentions a prior marriage, a deceased wife, and a question about a new union, ending with a vow of "I do" amid confusion.
A man in Columbia attempted a trick to catch a falling dollar in his mouth. The coin went down his throat and entered the esophagus where it became stuck. He was rushed to hospital and surgeons worked to remove the dollar.
Fragmentary narrative recalls John Wesley wed a widow Vizette who grows tired of his labor and authority. She confronts him with jealousy and leaves after taking private papers, while he journals a note on not forsaking or dismissing her. The text blends religious reflection with scattered historical anecdote about thornless rose and Ironster Nove theory.
A truncated 19th century text laments kidney disease as fatal, noting symptoms and the failure of treatment. It promotes Pillozone as a cure sold by Wheams Downer, with a brief, dubious medical assertion and an advertisement style from The Journal. The piece reflects archaic medical rhetoric and gullible audience targeting.
Dr D Padoll and Dr D R Teye Sight Specialist advertise thorough eye examinations and custom glasses at the St James Hotel in Corry Pa every Friday, promising natural vision, comfort, and guaranteed results from their years of experience.
Dr Anson C Greenlee and Dr Sophia E Greenlee list office hours 8 30 to 11 80 a m and 2 to 3 p m with other times by appointment at Office Room 2 Ajax Building Residence 206 Maple Avenue Union Phone 140 Members of A C A
Foret Whaul Gym commissions ey Whimion 5. Whipple outlines a new game bird farm to breed and distribute young birds and eggs. The farm will open with about 500 adult birds and several hundred dozen eggs, with housing, feeding, and care details. The project aims to expand breeding efforts and share birds locally, drawing on Indiana and other states as precedents.
A girl’s coiffure accessory uses silver or gold ribbon one inch wide with three rows of colored beads. Milliner’s wire holds a halo pin, looping at ends. Bead colors vary. a silver ribbon with pink and blue beads or gold ribbon with jet beads are suggested. The text notes cultivation and training of children as a definite aim.
A fragmented reflection on how kind words shape perception and mood. The piece notes words soothe, comfort, and tame anger, while suggesting language’s power grows with richness and practice.
The Corry Pennsylvania post office advocates installation of accessible mailboxes or door slots to speed delivery and improve safety. They note that private receptacles save time for carriers, allow earlier deliveries near route ends, and reduce missed deliveries. The office will offer a 2.50 sale with a free receptacle to purchasers.
An advertisement extols San Cura Ointment as a powerful antiseptic for running sores and a promise of a purchase price refund if ineffective. It cites testimonials from B D Dutton of Pitueville and claims healing for sores, pains, and skin conditions, plus a San Cura Soap product and mail order options from Thompson Medical Co and partners.
The BookStore of Corry touts an unsurpassed Christmas stock with a large, carefully selected assortment. They promote late titles, bargain prices, and a wide range of gift items including dictionaries, children series, Bible sets, perfumes, calendars, and candy, inviting customers to compare and buy locally.
A neat Christina packie introduced this year includes talcum powder toothpaste and soup for ladies, and shaving stiel talcum powder and soap for gentlemen, all neatly boxed.
All class pennants for boys and girls available in correct school colors. Prices are 50 cents and 1.00 each, covering every class level.
Read text describes bulk purchase of 5000 Christ is cards priced at 2 for 1 cent and 3 for 5 cents. Vendors will not handle postcards hereafter, prompting a seized opportunity to acquire stock. Urges comparison with other records and notes card quality.
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