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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1910
Page
4
A testimonial from 1904-1909 describes relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills, citing Mrs Altermatt and an 494 W Third St Mel Pasar address. It notes backache, irregular secretions, and sediment, with lasting benefit and endorsement by the patient and a doctor. Sold by doctors, 60 cents, 1904 1909 references.
An old styled advertisement touts lemon drops and confections. It promises clear lemon candy, caramels and chocolates at very low prices for bulk purchases with a friendly offer to take a pound home today.
A historical account describes a political ploy in Southern Kansas during an October campaign. A candidate sought the support of a town’s Black residents by writing to Friegils. a trusted ally boasted he could secure the entire Black vote. A hotel registration led to a confrontation clarifying the aim to mobilize the Black vote, with the pledge repeated that the whole Black population would vote for the candidate.
A chaotic tale from Lacrosse Chronicle recounts a bitter domestic dispute ending in a brutal plan. A husband, enraged by alleged betrayal, schemes to harm his wife but is undone when a letter reveals a financial motive. The reveal spares the wife as a neighbor’s plea for mercy interrupts the act.
A discordant scene at a Motomac army outpost centers on religious instruction discussions. A colonel insists sergeants arrange quick baptism rites for soldiers, claiming urgent religious interest and disciplined obedience in the unit.
A disjointed OCR fragment shows garbled phrases and altered names. It references a captain, a passenger, a bride, and a husband with scattered exclamations and peculiar spellings, lacking coherent context or identifiable events.
The Seuit-Animus store announces its 52nd clearance sale extending to August 1, continuing a biannual event lasting twenty six years. Bargain rack features shrink cottons in various shades, striped cottons, dress ginghams, pongee silk, remnants, white goods, aprons, embroideries, rugs, and a selection of separates including skirts, underskirts, and lace waists with substantial discounts across multiple fabrics and items.
A local retailer promotes corsets and notions with guaranteed quality and exchanges. Prices range from $1.00 to $5.00 for corsets, plus assorted sewing notions and small accessories advertised at low prices. The ad touts durable corsets and mentions inexpensive fabric, needles, hair pins, and bindings for various garments.
A cluttered sale listing notes dress goods at 4.25 and 1.50 per lot, with remains at 1.00. Includes silk pieces for dresses at 89¢, embroid eries and laces cut to 25¢ to 40¢, corset cover embroidery 25¢, 1000 yards of fine nainsooks at 20–40¢, and various laces and Valenciennes offered among other items.
The clipping compiles garbled gardening notes with hints of restoration, stray phrases about a gardening result, and scattered social observations. It also includes fragmented quotes about a French composer widow’s death and odd political musings, ending with a nonsensical dialogue from a Cleveland Leader snippet.
Nonsensical text discusses separating components in dairy processes, describing fat and water layers in milk, milking practices to prevent udder inflammation, and a new method for washing butter using twice-pasted separator milk. It also covers foaming in milk, temperature effects on separation, carrot feed effects on milk yield, ripening cream challenges, and herd-building strategies.
Examinations of milk from nine cows reveal that cows fed adequately produce milk with a steadier fat content and uniform flow, unlike cows fed poorly during winter. The study notes no evidence that well fed cows produce higher overall yield, but highlights steadier composition.
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