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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1910
Page
6
Notice to the public from physicians in charge affirming full knowledge of ingredients of the Corry Rich Cancer Sanatorium formulas and their combinations. They claim to tailor treatment without anaesthetics or noxious drugs, listing several doctors including Fekson Mt.D and JW Chace M.D.
Lynn Knopp of 51 North First Avenue offers wall paper selection and decorating help along with estimates for painting and interior work. Bell phone 164 8.
A collage of comic snippets from Chicago and Philadelphia papers depicts children mispronouncing, misbehaving, and saying funny things about grownups, with a running brief on a professor's math problem and a nurselike minister’s quips. It showcases childlike innocence and adult embarrassment in a humorous montage.
A Philadelphia attorney, famous in the city, refused to be quoted. The piece recaps a trial where a defendant’s innocence did not require an accuser. After long delays and a prolonged process, the client consented for weeks to proceed. The verdict favored the opposing party, prompting a dramatic telegram exchange about the verdict and counsel’s reaction.
A fragment notes ambition and humor about a presidential visit to Plunkville. The speaker jokes that the town is too small for a president and wonders if a White House attendant might deliver a postcard from the White House to the town.
A garbled dialogue hints at a boy possibly pursuing public life. Browns attributes his chatter to saying little, while others speculate about future prominence. The piece reads as a fragment with unclear attributions and odd phrasing.
Mrs. G. A. Elston travels to Erie and other city visitors are listed. Meantime, Hiram Johnson, Dr. Dodds, and Mr. Stone visit from surrounding towns. Mrs. Tyan Rickerson is ill at home. Nellie Lily leaves for Jamestown. Annis Gray ill with pneumonia. a milliner job in Corry is noted. Several residents, including Crandall from Warren, William Crandall and a Miss Steen, are mentioned with travel and illness updates. A light verse and commentary mixed with brief local business mentions appear, along with a note on river conditions and a jury reference.
A terse exchange between Ming Onyenne and a reporter highlights fears that the get rich quick ethos is spreading. The dialogue hints at general unease about breaches of promise amid rising speculative schemes.
A quirky passage notes a match involving Gimp That Mary-Did, praising a good pairing with Ann-Splendid, highlighting strong finances and a favorable vocal role, while mentioning an odd flaw: a fan.
Steen's presents spring goods including working pants, overalls, shirts, neckwear, belts, and leather travel gear. Aiming to attract customers with a wide selection of pants, shirts, and accessories, plus watches and jewelry. W. A. Steen promotes tailoring and dry cleaning services at 420.
Going Out of Business notice for The Bowie Go announcing liquidation of desirable stock of Hats and Furnishings at the Grandin Hotel Block. Sale begins Saturday the 26th inst with all fixtures and goods discounted, promising the best bought stock at unprecedented prices.
Mrs. R. J. Parnell of Staunton Virginia recounts severe bronchial afflictions and throat trouble. She credits Hyomei with immediate relief and lasting cure after two years of suffering. The Hyomei outfit is guaranteed by N F Ames Co to cure catarrh coughs colds croup and sore throat or money back.
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