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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
7
An old advertisement claims an herbal cure for incurable catarrh promises internal and external relief. It asserts nationwide endorsements, money back guarantees, and mentions doctors and clinics in Ohio and London, urging readers to try the product at low cost. The tone mimics a sensational medical patent remedy card.
A local spelling filled report alleges Knox for violating the speed law. The article discusses a legal action linked to the secretary of state and mentions a son implicated in the ongoing case. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but point to a regressive pursuit of the infraction.
Local churches from United Brethren to First Presbyterian and Congregational announce Sunday services, Sunday School times, and evening worships. Notable items include United Brethren 10:15 morning and 7:20 evening, First Presbyterian 11 am and 7:30 pm with Sunday school at LSU, and Congregational with pastor Rev Surtees at 9:45 am and 7:20 pm. Also listed are Evangelical Lutheran and Baptist details, with Salvation Army memorial and funeral notices for Allen Mull.
A damaged clip reports Jarber restored to consciousness after an incident in Mhoquisvillyy Pa. A man accused of assault is held by police as authorities describe a struggle with a hired associate. The piece notes a view of local life and a desire to live, with hints of broader social woes and a resolve to confront domestic troubles.
A garbled OCR snippet presents a cryptic, nonsensical dialogue about clever retorts and insinuations. It mentions mockery toward women and a push for refueling or renewal phrases, but the overall meaning is obscured and unnamed speakers remain unclear.
Fragmented OCR text mentions corns warts feet care and a unspecified product for corns and warts. Ingredients and brand names are unclear. The passage appears as garbled medical or cosmetic advisory with distorted terms and unclear claims.
Local ad for upholstery and repair services at Rooney 516 W Mali Street offering cheap prices. Includes postal yard contact instruction and amount unspecified.
A vintage advertisement touts Cilarehogne as a universal remedy for cold, catarrh, and related complaints. It claims to remove putrid nasal matter and phlegm, destroy disease germs, and thoroughly cleanse the system. Available in two prices, one dollar and one dollar, at a local store.
Alfred A Corey died from illness yesterday at the county home he visited with relatives. His son Alfred Adin Corey, Jr, and widow Ada Alt enblingh of Pittsburgh, survive along with other family members. Born in Yourery Studs and a veteran of years of service, he leaves a widow and several children.
Fragmented text reports unrest in Portugal tied to a supposed Arabian plot discovered in Tasben. Advisories claim no official details on the alleged operations, while mentions of Spavish government and Alstikhinens appear garbled, leaving the situation opaque and unsettled.
Ad claims Pazo Ointment heals riding blind or bleeding or protruding pllew in six to nineteen days with a money back guarantee. Offers 50a and mentions refund policy. Product referenced without clear organization or date.
Desk Calendar for 1911 offers daily reminders and useful notes. Describes quality paper, white ornament, and renewal yearly at a final count. Includes several items suitable for home use and priced at 75 cents and a dollar each.
Local shop promotes a selection of old fashioned candies including lozenges caramels and hard candies. Fresh and sweet offerings aimed to tempt shoppers with quantities available for purchase to take home.
Real estate ad lists numerous lots and houses for sale with prices from 100 to 6000 dollars. Properties span Columbus Avenue Marion Avenue East South Street Bond Street W Church Street Main Street and more. Includes farms, timbered land, and a furniture factory area near Columbus with contact inquiry to Tayne B. Brown.
Horaée Mack, 77, longtime assistant to the treasurer at Cornell University, died yesterday near Sage College opposite the university. A resident of Ithaca for 74 years, he served the university for much of his life and was a close friend of Clarence D. White. Mack contributed poems to reading magazines and wrote local history pieces.
Fragmentary OCR outlines how the term Nobeat gains modern meaning. It traces older usage Noschvat to a French root and suggests the word carries connotations of extortion and greed tied to a historical period.
One man is dead and four workers injured in Phillipsburg New Jersey when an elevator on a church tower at Buluth Philly and James Roman Catholic church failed. The lumber-loaded wheel broke sending the cab down thirty feet. Killed: Thomia Bendden 36 of Port Murray New Jersey. Injured: Carl Stocker 14 of Philadelphia Henry Hines 20 of Philadelphia Borough and Thodduta Btradtting 49 of New York City. They were taken to the hospital in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania.
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