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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1910
Page
6
A garbled health note claims drowsiness after meals signals bodily poisoning from liver and bowels with foul humors. It promotes Pillowones as a gentle liver and bowel aid, sold for 25 cents by Thomas Doxeney, claiming relief from nausea and fatigue. An unrelated museum scene mentions Olivia and a retainer debating banana family plants.
About 40 loads of dirt offered free for hauling. Contact J. Hand at 542 West Church Street for pickup details and scheduling.
Amuse U Theater presents The Forest Banger Basanay a Western style drama paired with White Pawn's Devotion and Roses Remind Me of You by Anna Pawson in a carded program featuring Pathe Song and Beautiful Western themes across a single bill.
The notice promotes comfortable shoes tied to foot care products including corns cures and foot pastes. It advises choosing larger sizes for warm weather and even larger for cold weather and mentions pie as a reminder when in need of shoes.
Long list of brief society items and notices from Erie and Jamestown. Names include Mrs Frank Raeder, George Bright, Mrs Allie Taylor, Mrs Sadie Barnsdall, Frank Laurie, Miss Florence Blair, Mr and Mrs George Morris, Mrs Bo Murray, Leon Lindsley, G Brion, H L Spiesman, Miss Irvin, Frank Husted, Mrs Ji Donald MacKenzie, Mrs Adell MacKenzie, Norris Crossman, Charles Lynch, Lizetta Boman, E Richards, Carlyle Richards, H F Raymond, Minnie Mead, Earl Raymond, Miss Morrison, Miss Morrison, Mrs Free, Lucile Free, Conlon Best, Rev Father Hartnett, Rev Horace C Hall, Buel porcelain dinnerware, Soothe throat and cough remedies, and a note about a couple eloping and marrying in Digby.
Pastor Russell received the 125 foot Angel yacht from the Peoples Pulpit Association for Christian mission work with sailors visiting New York. He accepts the gift as trustee for the association, hoping the vessel will proclaim the gospel to travelers of all nations. The report includes a long anecdotal aside and quotes from comments about fishing and genius.
A fragmentary line from the Lowlaville Courier Journal mocks false detention by business or fate. The narrator insists on truth amid improbable claims and an odd reference to a bull thinoceos blocks away.
The passage argues that mastering the monosyllable No teaches peace and safety. It claims easy compliance weakens respect for self and others, and that true inward command begins with self respect as the alpha and omega of character.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a quarrel between a husband and wife over memory and scolding. The wife demands a reason for her anger while the husband asserts there was a good cause. The exchange hints at disrupted thoughts and strained domestic tension in a clipped, period-voice style.
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