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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1911
Page
4
Bernstein's promotes a large sale in the first week featuring blue serge summer suits. A new consignment offers nobby patterns in plain and fancy Serges at attractive prices. The ad touts reliable men’s furnishings, value, and customer worth.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Bernstein Brothers at 14 W Main St and mention soap reuse method and India beggar practices. The readable text lacks a coherent event or date and does not establish a clear news item.
An ad style notice promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a female friendly laxative. It claims benefits for constipation, indigestion, and related symptoms in women, and offers a free sample by mail from De Caldwell in Monticello, Texas. Names cited include Ann Katherine Habertroch and A J Herrick, with appeals to purchase from local agents.
In Morrisville Pennsylvania on July 14 a farmer seized two girls accused of theft. He found a ticketed pile of items including wires stockings and 41 cents in a pocketbook. He released them after rough handling and the crowd reacted with alarm as more stolen goods appeared. The incident followed earlier thefts of roses and cherries from the farmer’s premises.
Morrisville residents faced censure after observing girls running toward Trenton, with remarks suggesting their waists appeared bloodstoned. The report notes community tension and disputed interpretations of the scene.
Workers with Kingston Coal company believed the mine haunted when strange noises echoed from the chamber. Mrs Patrick Fogart's wall marker led to the mine as she descended with rescuers. She emerged unharmed after hours trapped near the mouth, aided by the rescuers.
Fragmented OCR memory piece referencing Hinorson memory words, memory to Samuel Lincoln, and a list of places and people including San Francisco, Depew, and a Congregational missionary. It hints at a public favor or government matter, with scattered names and dates, but the readable text is garbled and incomplete.
A fragmentary narrative recalls early medical ideas about blood transfusion and cross species mixing. Vivid anecdotes describe experiments and cautions about animal blood with humans, noting the dangers of clotting and fatal outcomes. Historical tone narrates physicians warning against mixing sangre from different beings and the consequences for life and health.
A fragmented report describes a jealous husband reacting to his wife’s actions. The readable lines indicate relationship strain and public distress, with no clear names or dates available in the fragments.
An advertisement touts San Cura Ointment as a universal healer for sores, piles, burns, and skin conditions. N. F. Antes & Co. and Thomas Downey authorize refunds, claiming quick relief and guaranteed cures, with jars priced 26¢ and 60¢ plus postage if needed. Local testimonials urge its effectiveness across multiple ailments.
Tender self mailer advertises San Cura antiseptic soap and ointment from Thompson Medical Co. and Thomas Downey Corry Pennsylvania. Claims include germ killing and skin improvements with promises of clear complexion and healing for pimples and “druckheads.” Mall orders urged from Titusville and Corry addresses.
D. Me Jackson of Prophone Media describes all trains at Union Depot with class service to the party of the city. Special attention to transfer of cranks and baggage. Bott phones.
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