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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1910
Page
7
Warns readers about scams in catarrh remedy markets and advises avoiding questionable nostrums. Claims many drug sellers push deceptive products, urging cautious purchases during colds and urging readers to seek proven cures rather than quack solutions.
A new ice company has organized in the city named the Independent Ice Company of Cory and Willgoon. Thomas Shannon, long connected with the ice business, is a principal organizer. The firm will not sign contracts until prices are quoted and guarantees its product will be absolutely pure.
A dated notice from W A Stoom 4124 informs customers of W A Seon to return all Ueicots by Saturday evening December 21. Tickets must be counted and packed with full quantity, sum, and address written clearly for correct credit. A late entry warning and instructions for those twelve holders of the Son Uokeela are included.
The readable parts mention several personal names and places but lack a coherent event or actions. No verifiable facts or context to form a proper historical notice.
Federal Agricultural Department analyses compare the feeding value of oats straw and grain. The report notes oats wheat barley and corn have different digestibilities energy and protein contents, with corn and oats showing higher fat and digestibility than barley or wheat. It discusses crude protein, fiber, and nutrient balance, and the overall usefulness of various feeds for livestock.
A beat farmer is defined as the man who bestows the most thought and care on his soil to keep it in the highest fertility. He must apply the same diligence to his animals if he also practices animal farming.
Fragmentary text describes a plan involving stock and farm animals with references to cattle horses and improvised barriers. The garbled OCR mentions a national publication, a board, and a design to prevent movement of hogs, with uncertain names and places.
The fragment describes sealing every crack or hole around the walls where plants are wept during Lalor by bursting smaller openings with paper, stuffing with soft paper or rag, and using putty to fill holes as needed. It notes methods to block entry and blot unwanted seepage.
The column offers ancient farming tips on poultry care, including proper flock size, ventilation, feed storage, and droppings management. It notes market pressures for finicky stock, calls for clean coops, and suggests regular blooding of hens, seasonal forage needs, and grain rations for winter, reflecting era-specific agrarian concerns.
A fragment from a 19th century health ad touts Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for feminine ailments. It suggests women at forty resemble younger peers, links general war health to feminine organs, and promises vigor and brighter complexions. Readers are invited to write for free confidential advice from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, New York.
In Holidaysbirg Maryland a witness testifies that constant bell ringing after an accident harmed a resident, prompting a county court to hear a request for a new trial. The plaintiff seeks damages claiming ongoing distress and a shattered nerve condition.
A concise report notes a purchase by Lippincotts for an air conditioning gong or related device referenced as AC gong. No further context or details accompany the fragmentary items.
A garbled aged fragment mentions a burn or oven incident, unclear ages and names, with stray references to weeks and places. Readable parts point to an event at a William Follls location and a person described as a boy or youth. The text is too corrupted to confirm details or outcomes.
A garbled report from New York references Mort the Oldwhonm giant and a demolished Macyin Hurt in a three pounds event. It mentions potential matches with the winner of a bout between Tommy Ryad and Con O'Rety or Al Kubiak, aiming for a Monday night card.
A fragmentary text recalls an unnamed honored orator, praised for wisdom and eloquence. The speaker extols the figure’s moral influence and the privilege of hearing his voice, as the audience responds with sustained applause. The passage emphasizes reverence, memory, and timeless inspiration.
A man identified as Jim faced harassment after a ground floor incident at a business office. He was taunted and threatened with eviction after reporting to colleagues about a civic matter, prompting a confrontation that led to a distressed departure and further verbal abuse from an employer who later escalated the complaint.
A garbled exchange presents names and phrases about familiarity. The text contains fragmented lines and inconsistent spellings reflecting unclear dialogue between multiple unnamed speakers. No clear event or outcome is discernible from the provided snippet.
A child and mother exchange a playful dialogue filled with fantasy names and magical talk. The four year old All Imagination mocks danger while a fairy promises youth, sparking quirky questions about age health and fate.
A garbled product promo touts a remedy described as a universal comfort for bowel issues and general distress. It claims rapid relief with a pleasant effect and urges family use, but the text remains unclear and riddled with mispellings and jumbled phrases.
Fragmented notice advertises Christmas trees delivered at low prices. Orders left at Bush Sweet’s on Main Street or contact via phone. Unclear names and details suggest a local sale, with stray garbled phrases mentioning individuals and odd quotes.
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