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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1910
Page
3
An advertising column touts Bowman's Pine Cough Syrup and Kidney Pills with claims of quick relief for cold symptoms. It promotes Bowman's Castor Oil, Candy Calcium Tablets, Dyspepsia Tablets, Charcoal Tablets, and Blood Tonic, emphasizing honey flavor and weekly prices to entice buyers.
We are sole Corry Agent for all these goods. We offer nearly all medicines from 1.00 to Be and 500 medicines at 87e to d4c. Nearly all 260 malicinen at 16 to 7le. We buy direct from the firm who makes them and sell in enormous quantities. Fresh.
A garbled local page lists a wealth of shop sales at Morland and Knowlton's including 60 cent pots and typewriter ribbons, plus moving pictures at the Library Theater, bids in private furniture sales, and a funeral for the infant of Mr and Mrs George McKelvay. Other items report social events, postmaster reappointment, a baby girl’s birth, and community notices from Jamestown Journal and Brie.
A Baltimore American report describes relentless minting precautions to recover gold. Melted residues, ash, and slag are recycled, with crucibles reused and silver recovered through testing and chemical cleansings. A nightly sluice collects mud bearing fine metallic residue, worth about $50 per experiment.
The item lists church services across multiple congregations including Salvation Army talks by Captain Alfred Smith at 11 a.m. Sunday, Sunday School at 12 10, no evening service due to Presbyterians. Special meetings next week with a 3 90 p.m. Sunday start and another 8 p.m. session.
A three year old Ute child attends a MethDist minister's gathering with his mother. He is offered a cookie and, when asked to sing, performs in a lively Sunday-school style that delights the hostesses and guests. God loveth cheerful giver, the host asserts as they share the treat.
Fragmentary historical notice describes the Bybarites as inhabitants of the ancient city of Bybarty in northern Italy, said to be founded in 790 180. It claims they were greatly addicted to indulgence and that their name became a byword among ancient peoples. The text cites the phrase ay bie rita as a present day marker for two devoted persons, with unclear references to rituals or lore.
The article discusses the shark’s strength and danger to swimmers, contrasting enduring rope tactics with the predator’s power. It then shifts to caution about cordage and rope trade, noting the high value and risks in handling old fishing nets and rigging. It mentions performers like Irving and a Macbeth scene in Manchester with vivid stage imagery.
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