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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1911
Page
4
The readable fragment notes a 1910 copyright claim by American Preat. The text appears damaged and incomplete, offering limited details on title ownership or rights context.
Detective Doyle and Warden Handier confront Valentine as cross currents of loyalties surge. Red and Ted warn of police pressure while Avery returns, urging caution and a fresh start away from crime. Valentine contemplates a risky move to escape his past.
Sweeten your day with old fashioned confections from Burkhardt’s Art Shop. The ad highlights caramel and hard candies, fresh and tempting, with a note to take some home. includes contact at Burkhardt’s Art Shop 123 Ni Center Street and phone.
A fragmented scene shows Doyle pressuring Jimmy Valentine about a past bank heist. The dialogue centers on Avery and Red Mann suspects, with danger rising as a plan unfolds in Springfield Massachusetts.
An 1911 advertisement touts San Cura Ointment for quick healing of old sores and burns with claims of blood poisoning relief after drawing out poison. It features testimonials from Stev W B Gilbert of Titusville Pa and notes agents N F Ame Co and Thom Downey in Corry. Also promotes San Cura Soap and mail orders from Thompson Medical Co Titusville.
A garbled ad touts internal medication for lower body circulation and pain relief. It mentions Dr Lephardty Hgxi-Roid as a supposed pioneer and N. J. Amos & Co. selling two large pills for 1.00, with dubious claims about cattle and toxins.
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