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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1910
Page
2
Weather notes show snow in the north and partly cloudy skies in the south. Affects western Pennsylvania with a moderate southern wind shift and developing storm potential.
A garbled column from the Alloona Tribune laments city safety and cleanliness while condemning a Joseph C. Sibley letter. The piece mocks political testaments and legal arguments, hinting at a lingering insanity claim about a family and satirizes public discourse and local turmoil.
Fragmentary OCR reads Emory feeling the restly Une Joe's aulogy as pronounced in thin latter. Due to press association failure to forward plate matter, the Journal is compelled to appear today without its full general news ride.
Advertisment for Rexall Mucu Tone claiming cure for catarrh on mucous membranes. Product available in two sizes 50 cents and 1.00, with money back promise if unsatisfied after regular use. Sold only at The Rexall Store, CO. Babbitt & Son.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds Frances Willard Memorial Day on February 17 with a program including hymns, readings, poems, sketches, talks by Dr. Jennie Young and Mrs. Ada Surtees, a memorial tribute, lunch by volunteers, and a free will offering for the Willard Memorial Fund.
An old newspaper ad touts D D Prescription oil of wintergreen for 26 cents to stop itching. It claims quick relief and permanent cures, promoting contact with Babbitt & Son at 106. 1.
Evangelistic service slated at the Baptist Church this evening with a 1:30 song service led by a male quartet. Rev Wallace to speak on backslidings and the Marred Christ. Lovell’s sermons yesterday on Mast for the Muntar's Use and The Marred Christ were cited as helpful. All are cordially invited to attend.
An advertisement claims ACC OINTMENT guarantees relief from piles, bleeding hemorrhoids, and protruding parts within six to fourteen days. It promises money back if not cured and asserts rapid, permanent results with no risk to the patient.
A passage notes how weapons used in royal assassinations have been destroyed to prevent display. It cites burning wooden parts and dissolving metal in nitric acid since the 1852 Isabella Queen attempt, and mentions past superstition about Merlus’s weapon. The piece then veers into historic Westminster processions and judge mishaps.
A scattered set of quotes from various papers highlights common English usage errors. It notes confusions between necessary and necessity, expect and suspect, and similar misuses, with examples and occasional corrective commentary.
In a fragmentary sketch a characters banter about judicial processes and mental mood unfolds. The dialogue features references to arrest, patience, vig orous treatment, sympathetic priests, and a club scene with a Scot and a \"Brown\" figure, capturing a tone of antiquated humor and social satire.
A garbled Brooklyn Citizen fragment describes a confrontation over Nell of Bridge with phrases about drinking soda and a creditor gesture. The text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or a coherent event to verify.
A manager of a four company troupe from Cincinnati to New York compliments the Erie Railroad for punctual, courteous service during a snowy, delayed season. He notes arrivals on time to Jersey City, praise for conductors and staff, and says loyal support for Erie Railway follows from the pleasant trip. The letter expresses gratitude and favorable memories of the journey.
Rev Waites of the Baptist church presides over an evening program titled The Mission of Messiah. The song service starts at 7:80, with the talk beginning around 8 o'clock for late arrivals. Miss Rhodes and Miss Howard perform a special number, and Afternoon Blue study hours meet at 1280 with all welcome.
A reader notes common yellow stains irritate baby skin and cites a trusted cleanser as the quickest and gentlest way to keep baby belongings clean. The ad-like tip praises a product for reducing washing effort by half and avoiding harsh effects on delicate fabrics.
In February 14 1910 notices from Blue Eye report residents visiting relatives in Corry and Columbia, sick neighbors including Almond DeLean and Mrs Olive Custler, with care from Mrs Charles DeLean. A storm halted mail last Saturday while roads improve. Rev Risley canceled last Sunday’s appointment but plans to return in two weeks at 10:80 am unless providence stops him. All urged to attend when possible.
An advertisement announces painting and interior decorating services by Lynn Knepp of BLN at First Ave. The speaker offers to provide suggestions and estimates, with an elegant wallpaper line available and Bell phone contact.
A decipherable fragment from a local page notes unusual density and context around Pine Ne and D ers. The readable items include references to density concepts and unnamed entities tied to a geographic area, but concrete details are sparse.
A partial readable line references an old event or item with unclear specifics. The text shows garbled characters and missing context, preventing precise identification of people or places. Further readable fragments may clarify names, dates, or locations.
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