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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1910
Page
5
A damaged advert presents claims by N. B. Awen & Co promising Thompson's Harogma as a cure for Bright's disease and kidney trouble, asserting it cleanses kidneys and purifies blood. It also mentions Delhi's Iron Pillar and heavy wrapping paper as other products in the same issue.
National and American League standings are listed with team records and recent results. Notable games include New York at Cleveland and Washington versus Chicago, with pitchers Vaught Urisor and Hattori Groeme contributing lines. Eastern and State leagues show scattered results, while several entries remain garbled.
Ames postponed game against Scrumton due to rail delay affecting team travel plans. Officials did not provide a new date.
The Downey Brig Store promotes a ZEMO skin remedy claiming it cures eczema and various skin and scalp conditions. It contrasts the product with outdated salves and ointments and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfactory, plus a booklet on at home treatment.
Fragmented OCR text describes a 200 year commemoration in Newbern, mentions allegorical revelry and historical notes about founding, local figures, and a court oath. Also references Cheney & Co in Toledo and a medical cure patent medicines amid garbled crime mentions and a murder mystery with vanished companions and autopsy ordered.
Muddled excerpt recounts a local game or event at Piney Downs involving two players or teams. The text references a poll and a Vox moment, with phrases about a plan or outcome and a debate over a repeal. The garbled content mentions the Goat, wine, and listening to an Ormimente, suggesting a public or social gathering with uncertain facts.
A garbled tale narrates a Scotsman and a commercial traveler sharing a seat on a train. The talk turns to loading a load and forgotten items, with phrases distorted by OCR. The exchange hints at a humorous miscommunication during a journey in September.
A highly garbled OCR fragment presents broken phrases and nonsensical quotes. Readable elements include mentions of dissatisfaction and a satirical tone, but no coherent events, names, places, or dates can be identified for a factual summary.
A morning tale mentions a stork and a baby sister, Freddie showing indifference while Ed Desire to see the story is echoed. A poet Penner is noted as drafting childhood verses, while an advertiser SYHNDS AL lONT is referenced in the fragment.
Fractured OCR text shows garbled dialogue and phrases about foreigners falling into American wage labor and a mix of misread names and places. The readable parts mention New York, Iowa, and references to a conversation about promises, ownership, and a plan, with uncertain dates or specifics.
Fragmentary OCR note describes the University of Athias in old Athias town with many professors trained at German universities. It mentions German influence, Greek language, endowed property, and private benefactors. A quoted line notes memory and luck, followed by an unrelated domestic remark and a provocative misattributed legal aside from a Post source.
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