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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1910
Page
3
Avi Neato, driving the waning tempo, leads Wilbat in a decisive solo performance at the vipe event. Neato showcased precise control and steady pacing to secure the lead, while Wilbat trailed with strong but insufficient bursts.
C F Burkhardt promotes a Home Tuner with money back guarantee if unsatisfactory. Price listed as 2 564 and a clowning note appears. Shop located at 123 N Conor Street Beil nhona.
A fragment discusses wedding rites from the past, detailing a bridegroom and bride in a symbolic ritual with wheat, corn, and sugar. It notes guests collecting shards of bread or cake, and references a long tradition described as part of 19th century or earlier marriage customs.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Baptist church and property issues in a Fourth Ward area. Mentions individuals Jas H McConkey and George Mucks Nes, with court or legal action implied. Context not fully readable to determine definite actions, dates, or outcomes.
An old advertisement fragment touts Palnozone for nervous headaches promising rapid relief and deep surface action. It claims a woodling pain migration to feel better, with a money‑back guarantee and broad American use for forty years, sold by druggists and Thomas Downey. The piece includes unrelated anecdotes and a brief school joke, reflecting a chaotic clipping style.
An advertisement from August 21, 1969 touts Parisian Sage as a remedy to combat baldness and dandruff. It cites a user named Oscar Armstrong praising hair regrowth after one bottle and asserts a money back guarantee if hairs do not return. the ad lists retailers and claims broad use by various Indes and Ames & Co.
Dr Woods Hartchinson in Surrey cites a long early 20th century treatise on dental hygiene. He warns that neglect causes tooth decay and gum illness, urging regular brushing and coarse foods to strengthen enamel and gums. The piece emphasizes daily care to preserve teeth for life.
In a Batting feature Hugh S Fuller ton cites Bill Lange as delivering what some deem the longest hit ever. The ball cleared center field fence atop a high embankment, sailed across Western Avenue, shattered a saloon window, and landed behind the bar, drawing crowds and profit for the establishment.
An OCR fragment describes a heat demonstration covering a large area and implying high fuel consumption. It mentions a fuel mass around 13 500 pounds and a comparison to burning multiple layers of a substance across the surface. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or dates.
J Cheney, senior partner of I J Cheney Co of Toledo, swears to pay Ford for every catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Witness Hall Awn Gleason Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised for internal use and to purify the system. Sold by druggists.
About 40 loads of dirt frozen for hauling listed by J Hand located at 642 West Church Street. No further details provided in the fragment.
Wood's annual sale offers stock cleanup across drugs, groceries, and household goods with wholesale like pricing. It promises actual cost or below cost on many items, including flour, tea, soap, coffee, and various household staples, plus a gas rate notice and a humorous miscellany section.
The notice lists price cuts across tobacco products including Well Known trims strap tobac co and Copenhagen snuff, with rates around 2 to 5 cents per unit. It notes large old pack sizes driving lower per unit costs and mentions demand for pack size specifications and July 1 dates.
A fragmented ad lists a slaughter sale of wooden ware and related goods with prices for wash boards, pine tills, wax items, and safety parlor matches. The copy includes miscellaneous vendors and prices such as wash boards at various low costs, pine tills, and small household items.
Mrs Coraly V Richmond of Chicago will speak at Recreation Park in Columbus on Sunday July 24 at 2 30 pm. The event promises another listen to the marvelously gifted speaker, with attendance expected from local residents and visitors alike.
The Pine Mineral Bath Rooms, recently partially closed for a month, will reopen next Monday with capable attendants in charge of both the Indians and gontlagen's baths, Ima.
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