Thompson's Barosma Kidney Remedy Ad
Corry readers urged to treat kidneys, claiming many suffer from clogged or inflamed kidneys. Advertises Thompson's Barosma via N. B. Ames & Co. and Thomas Downey with a money-back guarantee and quick health claims.
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N.F. Ames &Co
Thompson
Corry
Ulane
N. B. Ames & Co
Thomas Downey
Notice on gas rates for Corry customers in July 1910
Notice to gas customers in Corry and nearby areas. The article states new rates take effect from the regular meter readings in July 1910, set at thirty two cents per thousand cubic feet, with a discount of two cents per thousand if paid by the tenth of the following month. The notice is issued by The Pennsylvania Gas Company.
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Corry
Ylennily
Pounaylvauin Tins Co
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We Feel That It Would Be In Order Now to Speak About Shoes
The notice urges readers to consider comfortable shoes and foot care products. It mentions corn cures and foot care items for sore feet, advising choices for warm or calm weather. The message directs readers to a local shop when in need of durable footwear.
Personal Mention in Fria and Corry Visitors
Local notes list Frank Woods visiting In Fria today and J H Baker from Upton City as a Corry visitor. Arthur H Ragan is a business visitor in Erie today. Irene Harto visits Gowanda and Buffalo. Various ads note 69 cents chains at Stennett and Son and Hokara skin food promoted by Mablitt & Son.
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Frank Woods
In Fria
J. H. Baker
Upton City
Corry
Arthur H. Ragan
Erie
Irene Harto
Gowanda
Buffalo
B. W. Stennett & Son
C.H. Henderson
Titusville
Tony CG. Ly Baker
Bee
Brie
Blaine Kincaid
Hell
Stennart & Som
Rodler
Centergilly
Wyle Ling
A. R Morgan
Halblit & Son
Hokura
Mablitt
Langer
Loeb at Beverly Visits Roosevelt Ally Bond of Friendship
Willem Loebs Jr collector of a part of New York and former secretary to Oscarialount when Gabonel Roosevelt led allies arrived in Beverly Massachusetts. He is a close friend of President Patt and intends to discuss national politics with Roosevelt at Burgess Point this afternoon. The meeting signals potential views on the New York state political scene and the relations between the president and Colonel Roosevelt.
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Mass
Auty Ti
Willem Loebs, Jr
New York
Loob
Occanlout
Gabonel Stoosevelt
Colonil
Algo
Patt
Watt
Roosevelt
Mr. Loeb
Loeb
Burgess Point
Herd Eny
New York State
What Every Womanly Woman Wants
An ad extols Parisian Sage as a guaranteed hair solution for women, promising banished dandruff and halted hair loss in two weeks. It claims a money back guarantee, lists distributors like N. M. Ames & Co. and Giroux Mie Co, and includes a customer testimonial praising improved hair condition.
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America
Saxelus Nou
N. J. Ames & Co
Cony
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Giroux Mie
Bulalo
N.Y
Morenu
Onl Street
Concord
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Parlelan Sage
The New Leaf on Life and Habit Change
The piece argues true life improvement comes not from a single turning of a page but from steady daily effort to form new conduct. It stresses that bad habits vanish slowly as persistent disciplined action replaces them, shaping character over time.
Wonders of the World list evolves in early hst lore
The piece notes differing authorities on the seven wonders with Babylon walls and the Zeu statue by Phidias in Olympia among items. It groups the Hanging Gardens with Babylon walls, adds Pharos of Alexandria, and mentions various substitutions such as the Temple of Jerusalem, reflecting rival attributions cited by the New York Press.
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Babylon
Zeu
Phidlae Jit Olytepia
Colossus
Khules
Hateuthussus
Artemis Ae Ephesus
Mariio-Philo
Alexandria
Temple of
Jervaton
New York
Pres
Confederate Flag Tale From a Lost History Fragment
A garbled OCR narrative recounts a Confederate flag history with generals Beauregard and Heiuiveard, describing a badge controversy and battles, including actions at Aluckinrn Ford and a proposed red and white cross banner. It mentions New Orleans and a Memorial Mall, with scattered references to officials and campaigns.
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Mike Ilsulppi
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Tinaryvsntinn
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Gonuril Jou
General
Bniay
Fox
Joy Woylmant
St. Andrew Cross
Gunwess
Selphision
Nowy
Grlewns
Logan Young Jaulloy
Caily
Henmingnon
Mra
Mopkins
Che Min Carey
Gener Beaurexard
Donyyul van Borne
Gener
New Orleans
Ceneral Howrenard
Gonersh van Vown
Honvier
Railways Fire Safety and Protective Telegraph Poles
A Board of Trade survey of allway accidents notes 170 railway fires last year but many were misdescriptions. Telegraph poles beside lines and an earth wire are cited as protection, acting as lightning conductors. The article discusses how rolling stock components may conduct electricity and shield trains from atmospheric electrical effects.
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Orth
Board of Trade
Rullway Magazine
Fragmentary tale of nervous woman in peril and crime
An excerpt shows a frightened woman pleading for help after a burglar roams a city. A bold suggestion to publish their heads to the danger is followed by a struggle and a missed aim, with the text fragment mentioning Newark and a dodhost in a halted scene.
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Laure
Newark
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