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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1910
Page
6
We feel that it would be in order to seek comfortable slings and, if needed, tie you. We have corn the mid foot ends for sore aid and tender feet. Fit them large for wind and larger for old weather and don’t forget the plies when inevitable stress for wear.
A damaged fragment describes a soda fountain offering new Bolt drinks and beltied root beer. It promotes Angel Food Sunday combos and Velvet cream desserts with daily delivery by phone.
A stream of visitors and local movements include J My Perk, Mrs Henry Cogswell from Erie, James T West of Jamestown, Rev J We Wilson to Kin, Mr and Mrs AW Merrick to Chautauqua, Billy and A L Baker of mie, Mrs S C Whittlesey and Mrs Igan to Berke, M H Christie on professional business, Mr Madras Mathias of Warner visiting the Bracken home, Miss Richand Pre returning from West, Mrs BR Dawson and daughter to see her, Swanee Bentley from Detroit after a convention, Mrs Maret of Milton undergoing cancer treatment, Miss Fannie Amidon returning west from shore vacation, M Percell Ad Corina and Krank Tones to Grand Rapids furniture expo, BG Dewey en route to Sherman, Mrs S J Williamson and grandchildren at Bingamptom, Edmund Mother waiter commissioner in city en route to Titusville, Rev Samuel Nell en route Townville, station windows damaged, Marmo Miller to Unite for a visit down the St Lawrence, Mr and Mrs B Tourdot and others on automobile trip, John Tossbacher and Kreusll of Sandusky in Crawford County, Rev J W Speer from Cleveland after funeral, Captain Smith visit noted, Bam Lines back to Crawford and Venango counties, Misa Jennie Patterson to Wilwantville for Harmon visit.
An old advertisement touts Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor promising quick relief from painful corns. The copy emphasizes painless removal and cites a 26 cent price, with bolded claims and seller names mentioned.
Fragmentary ad style copy touts curious bargains as a historic chance. It mentions airship related questions and references New York press style, suggesting a promotional or editorial snippet with garbled wording and stray names.
A New York broker and chauffeur clashed with a chauffeur during a night run to the Berkshires. The driver lost control of a stockbridge car, plunging the vehicle into the Mgwantonie river, killing the chauffeur and injuring others. The party returned to New York as authorities debated charges and blame amid a tangle of unrelated remarks and diplomatic chatter.
A garbled excerpt appears to reflect a historical dispute over a proposal and reputation. The text mimics a dialog with fragmented lines and nonstandard spelling, citing unnamed individuals and locations, leaving the central event ambiguous and not clearly attributable to a single incident or figure.
An advertisement touts a Mohura based cure from G. O. Babe Lith & Son that allegedly heals a wide range of skin and scalp ailments including pimples, warts, eczema, and ulcers. The copy claims instant results, low price, and a guaranteed money back approach, urging readers to request a sample offer letter.
The Salvation Army announces a special meeting tonight with Captain Smith reporting from Philadelphia Headquarters on decisions from offers. Sunday services are at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. with Sunday school at 2 p.m. A new meeting will be held next week. Everyone welcome.
Fragmentary text references an oath by a person named Chandy, mentions an Arm of 2 Ghoney et bhatnans, and notes a day in December. The fragment cites a medical preparation affecting the brood and mucous surfaces, with scattered names such as Aron, CHUNIY, and Toledo.
The New York Mirror raves about a four star fire themed feature at Lincoln Square Theater. The film features dramatic fire effects with clanging tires and galloping horses as a $6000 house burns. Audiences crowd seats and applaud the special effects by a team of Chicago firemen. Come early to the Lyrio Vought theater for the presentation and related wants and classifieds.
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