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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1911
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR text describes Flat Irons Toasters Hot Plates Fans Wash ing Machines Vacuum Cleaners and mentions a lighting company and installation queries The readable parts suggest a catalog or advertisement but lack coherent details or dates The tone implies a home goods promotion with product types and generic phrases about convenience and installation.
Corry Ice Co. markets pure water ice distilled and micropured to remain clean and sanitary. The ice is claimed to be free from dirt or germs and longer lasting than natural ice, with delivery options by season or 100 pounds at competitive prices.
The widow Helen Bros and her brother Piuteburg face sorrow as a $100,000 legacy to his family becomes uncertain. George M. Rowit, long absent, seeks his fortune and travels to Voriland. Mrs Hrogum recalls finding her brother alive after four weeks, though poverty and loss haunt them.
Harvard triumphed in the varsity four with Yale outclassed from start to finish in front of a 50,000 crowd on the Thames. Yale won the freshman race as Harvard faltered in the four’s wake, while Harvard’s crew dominated the later stages amid a dramatic afternoon of rowing.
A report by the commissioner of corporations discusses the steel trust and its alleged creation to restrain trade. It analyzes whether the trust limits competition and examines the implications for monopolistic practices and regulatory action.
Miss Mae Stiner, Bloomabure Pa, received two licenses yesterday to wed and teach. Daughter of Hila AUnor, she qualifies as a teacher after graduating from Bloomsburg Normal School. She plans to marry George E. Gin Ble of Philadelphia in a local ceremony yesterday.
An advertisement from Ames & Co and Thomas Downey touts San Cura Ointment as a universal cure for sores and skin ailments. It claims to draw out poison, heat the sore, and cure conditions from rheuma to eczema. The piece cites testimonials and notes Thompson Medicine Co. authorizes returns of purchase price.
A brief reader note extols Very Best Flour as healthful for families, praising its nutriment and quality. It urges using the flour for every batch, claiming reliable success in baking.
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