Doan's Kidney Pills Promoted by Corry Resident
Nervousness, fatigue, and rheumatic pains signal kidney weakness says A A Nichols of Corry. He endorses Doan's Kidney Pills as a permanent cure, noting rapid relief and long lasting benefit. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is U.S. agent. Remember the name Doan's.
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Corry
A. A. Nichols
W. Wayne Street
Doan
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Corry and Columbus Street Railway Schedule 1909
Corry and Columbus Street Railway timetable in effect September 30 1909 shows cars for Columbus departing Corry on the hour from 6 am to 9 pm and from Columbus twenty minutes past, with adjustments on Saturdays. North Corry and East Wayne street runs every 20 minutes from 2:20 to 6:20 and 7:20 to 9:30. Extra cars depart Waiting Room Saturday nights at 9 30 and 10 pm. East Wayne street leaves on the even hour and 45 minutes past. Sundays first car leaves Waiting Room at 6 am.
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Corry & Columbus Street Railway
Columbus
Corry
Chty
North Corry
East Wayne Street
At &A
Curious epitaphs and tombstone tales from old columns
A quirky recounting of curious epitaphs from various margins, including jokes about short inscriptions, notable examples like “Here Am I,” and satirical quips on wives. It recalls Douglas Jerrold and Knight discussing epitaphs and jokes about mortality, with regional snippets and a humorous mood.
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Douglan Jarsold
Bonarre
Grinta
Dalinchella
Jos
Grimaldi
Lins
Horpa
Thorpe
Douglas Jerrold
Charles Knight
Knight
Jerrold
Ulverston
Lancashiry
Switchmen Vote to Strike on 18 Railroads in Chicago
A Chicago canvass shows 3 007 for and 91 against a strike by switchmen of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen on 18 railroads. The union reports the vote completed by Vice President FR Whitney. About four thousand switchmen would be affected. railroads may grant a 6 cent per hour wage rise to avert a strike. Labor leaders say the voters oppose arbitration as settlement.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Rillroad
Hicago
FR. Whiney
Thalr
Women and winds in old and wild sayings across cultures
An eclectic collage on women’s agency and proverbial wisdom, quoting old adages about women and weather, gendered fate, and mischief. It blends references from Latin poets, English scholars, and colonial vernaculars, then shifts to a humorous New York City note about wild animals and urban nature. The piece juxtaposes timeless sayings with a vivid street vignette.
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Cotulla
Philip Sidney
Getting Used to Em Jones Tamuz Third Child Announcement
A fragmentary New York Breas note describes public reaction to a birth announcement. Jattaye recalls hearing of a third child in the Jones tamuz family. The Arithorn’s announcement arrived by telegraph, with the second by telegraph and the third via postal car, amid mixed sentiment and pride.
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Jattaye
New York Breas
New York's First Ferry and Early Manhat tan Travel
Vague early article records Cornulius Mireksen as a pioneer on Manhattan ferry service starting in 1037 with a Water Street mooring near Pecksity. It notes passengers signaling the skipper by horn and Joti Dircksen expanding the Credent ferry asset of the city Siamese Englian. An illustrative insert cites an English volume for foreign readers and a sensational fragment about Tong of Lan coun and a merchant scoundrel.
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New York
Cornulius Mireksen
Manhattan
Water Street
Pasengers
Joti Dircksen
VayKhoon ‘Tong
New York Market Report and Commodities Summary
New York provisional market notes show No. 2 red futures at 1205 lower with May 118, July last. Butter and eggs prices varied, as creamery butter 29 and other dairy items listed. Livestock access includes prime export steers around 4.76 to 7%, choicest cows to 5.60, hogs steadier. Buffalo hay prices cited with timothy values around 18.50 to 19.00 per unit.
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New York
Merkeu
Gabe
Tomtlys
Apecrats
Proaosa
Winter Family
Alate
East Buffalo
A Very Queer Bird and Moral Lessons from Twain Tale
A lengthy tale recounts Mark Twain’s bird episode told by his father and a panel of naturalists. The old gentleman notes divergent theories on the bird’s tail and its crow family ties, then urges calm as the inquiry unfolds. A second anecdote contrasts optimistic youth with wary age, via a brief Youth's Companion moral vignette.
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Mark Twain
Mark Tuli
Waseayi Ventthal
Hinds
Mark
Ernyy
Clemens
Viitloilé
Difficult to parse fragmentary notice turns up in paper
Fragmentary OCR text mentions conversations and names with unclear context. No coherent events, dates, or entities clearly identifiable to summarize. content appears damaged and non-credible.
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