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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
7
An advertisement explains kidneys as blood strainers and warns clogged kidneys cause ailments like rheumatism. It promotes Thompson's Barosma tonic from N. F. Amos & Co. and Thomas Downey, claiming it clears impurities, purifies blood, and improves health with a two week regimen.
Fragmented report outlines preparations for the 1912 Republican campaign in New York. Mentions supporters for President, party factions, and anticipated efforts to unify amid opposition, with names and places obscured by garbled OCR. The piece signals ongoing strategy ahead of the party’s New York activities.
The Dubinsky couple marks 60 years of marriage in a quiet home setting. They recall no quarrel between them, and their family notes a long, stable partnership. Regretfully, their early years included a difficult split, but they remained together and cherish their enduring bond.
An advertisement from N. B. Alies & Co promotes MionA stomach tablets as a cure for indigestion and stomach distress. It claims relief within minutes, improved appetite, and guarantees money back if results are not achieved. Sold by druggists nationwide for 0. conte a box. Ns-20-20
Uncle Sam offers free examinations for railway mail clerks post office clerks carriers customs house and departmental clerks with thousands of appointments expected. Common school education suffices city and country applicants have equal chance. Start preparing now write for information to Central Schools Rochester N Y Rooney 618 W Main St.
In a daytime hearing Judge grants a 12 185 taxpayer dividend in the divorce action of Anno Gould against her former husband. The case details show the former spouse awarded alimony and property terms as ordered by the court.
An old advertisement promotes Manoline as a remedy for eczema and dry itchy skin. It urges immediate attention, promises refunds of 25e if not satisfied, and stresses to use Manoline for skin relief.
Thomas Downey preschiftion druggist located opposite the depot in Corry Pennsylvania, entry D24-2880 appears in the public notice listing.
Fragmentary ad text discusses so called acids and substitutes, naming Cheney Co in Toledo Ohio and a 1900s healing product claim. It includes nonsensical lines about cures, neural effects, and a physician named Dr. Downey, with references to a Tom Downey and catalog-like language typical of patent medicine ads of the era.
A London incident reports an arrest for shouting a Liberator headline, with readers attacked by virulent language about the Royal Family. The piece alleges a King George wartime plot and claims the editor is a wealthy American lawyer living in Park.
Readers are urged to see a Plano Sidabire plano described as embodying all elements of a round with a soulful guarantee. The item presents as a novelty or musical-aimed device linked to a promise of satisfaction. Details mention a center location and a consumer product claim with a money-back possibility through drugstore refunds.
Columbus Ohio area notes record Christmas visitors such as Bhitley Day and Gerald Monroe, with locals like Megily Dker and Miss Mille vent Moreigon. The piece lists social visits, illness, church happenings, a Christmas gathering at Amy Scho lton, cemetery association meeting set for June 10, and town residents seeking medical care and travel plans including a move to Omaha Neb. The random names reflect a tight knit community’s seasonal updates and civic notices amid weather and health updates.
A local dealer announces price cuts on the entire stock at A. F. Messinger & Son 21% West Main Street for the balance of 19101. The notice emphasizes broad discounts and invites customers to visit the shop for reduced goods and timely bargains.
Real estate list from 1911 shows numerous lots and houses for sale with varied prices. Entries include large lots on Columbia Avenue and Marion Street, Corner Jol on Pleasant Street, and properties on W Wayne St Main St and Delaware St. Many entries are garbled but indicate houses with lots, farms, and improving amenities.
Real estate notices advertise properties for sale in Colunizing including brick blocks on Main Street and multiple houses on Pifih and First Avenues with calls to visit G. Ry Powell. Other items tout a large 7.8 foot frontage parcel near a furniture factory and address inquiries to Isaac Brown. A separate notice promotes a sunlike star exhibit with astronomical figures and distance claims. Another sale ad mentions a square placard property on Bentor Street offered very cheap.
A dynamite blast while thawing charges wounded Adlenburger, foreman of a four‑man dynamite crew, at a site between Pon Mor and Wine Ridge Summit in Maryland. He was knocked aside as 25 sticks of dynamite exploded, debris damaged clothing and equipment, and he was slightly bruised by the blast.
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