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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1912
Page
5
Real estate and rental notices offer nearly half-price build options. Listings include large brick blocks at Main Street, double houses on Wright Street, and multiple farms with clearings, water, and stock, all within driving distance of Gorey. A. Apps, Sr. Office. Corry, Va.
Corry buyers are offered three attractive homes with nine rooms in one or two family configurations. Property includes a splendid nine room house with conjoined setup, a new cottage bungalow featuring old rooms and bath, reception hall, open stairway and mantel, plus a well located good all room home on a large lot suited for working individuals.
A jumble of classified items including pets baby chicks and household goods for sale. Rentals listed for furnished and unfurnished rooms with addresses and contact details. Misc notices mention an aviator injury and various advertisements for trades and goods. The text blends sale offers with rental listings and a few unrelated items.
An experiment explains laughter and tears as linked by facial and vascular mechanisms. The brain receives blood through the internal carotid while the face relies on the external branch. crying and laughter trigger throat and stomach contractions, facial flushing, and temporary breath changes, all affecting blood flow and tear production. The piece notes the physiological role of crying in relieving brain congestion and suggests crying can improve mood.
A rural magistrate questions a witness amid garbled testimony. The exchange hints at a personal de minimis claim about a premises, with interruptions and vague responses. The record conveys confusion and the potential summons for further testimony.
A reader from New York City describes a six month experience with a bald spot on the hand and claims hair began to grow back, noting color returning and praising a “HAYS HALR IWATE” product. The ad offers a wig and a $1 bottle of remedy with a warning to not delay.
Bargain sale offers the George Roberta house with three lots at Shady Side. One lot fronts the lake and the house could be moved there for under $50. Entire package including house and all lots priced at $400.
Saturday results show Brooklyn 4 Pittsburg 1 and New York 7 St. Louis 3, with Chicago edging Boxtor. Batterson Marquird and Crandall among pitchers in New York win. Toronto beat Buffalo. Montreal and Rochester split. standings list several leagues and postponements due to rain.
Atlanta dispatch reports a tense hotel dispute between Redding and Mia Rose Makaw as unpaid charges trigger a warrant. Redding allegedly refused payment, while the couple’s room incidents and missing funds raise tensions and a possible arrest.
Berlin July reports the German surveying ship Planet reached the deepest known ocean depth near Mindanao Philippines. The sounding, estimated around 7,800 fathoms or about 9,095 meters, exceeds the previous record by roughly 400 feet. The find occurred about 40 miles north of Mindanao, per Admiralty cables.
A grouchy character complains about looking at himself in a mirror. The piece hints at weather or mood as a backdrop, framing the scene with a blunt, humorous voice reflective of a spicy daily trope.
The South African Grast won the marathon in about 26 miles, with J. Duffy of Canada and Paterson youth Gaston Strobl among top finishers as America again led in other events. McGrath set a hammer throw record and the United States extended its edge in the day’s competitions.
Howry Seidel unveils a new hydroplane built near MA, with 16 by 9 feet hull and a 20 horsepower motor, testing on the bay. If successful, a 60 horsepower evolution may follow. top speed could reach 60 to 70 miles per hour.
Corry residents testify to relief from urinary disorders and weak kidneys after using Don's Kidney Pills. A.A. Nichols of 216 W Wayne St endorses the remedy, urging kidney sufferers to try it, with Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo listed as sole agents for the United States.
An advertisement promotes Perrogone as a nerve tonic and heart aid to improve circulation and prevent congestion causing pain headaches and nerve weakness. It claims renewed strength vigor and endurance for girls and women with a 50 cent price, sold by Thomas Downey.
A July notice from Corry business owners states all stores will close at noon every Wednesday through July and August. Names listed include Hush & Sweet, Blair & Co., Knowlton Bros, Knights Tea Store, and others. The advertisement promotes a cleaning product and urges weekly closing with reassurance about satisfaction.
M Jackson proprietor moots all trains at Union Fleet class device to all parts of ity. Special attention to trunky animals baggage Boll Toler phones.
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