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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1911
Page
5
A derailed OCR passage reports Prime Minister Asquith’s remarks on German demands and potential allied responses. It notes he met King George at Buckingham Palace and references European political tensions and press reactions to his statement.
The body of prominent Ohio woman Mia Liebermann of Gravel Hill Hollaire, Ohio, was found near a pleasure resort on the Ohio side of the river two miles from her home near Wheeling West Virginia. A bullet hole and throat marks suggest strangulation. She had been missing since Wednesday and the motive remains unclear as authorities investigate the sensational case.
A Jersey mystery ends as investigators reveal the unearthed remains of a woman buried years ago near a gypsy camp. Police say a letter from a neighbor hinted at foul play, while the gypsies report no nearby cemetery. the case is under ongoing inquiry as they pursue the murder theory.
In Hintier Pennsylvania on July 28 friends marked the 100th anniversary of Mrs. Mary Ralston Hilgar. The celebrants note her active life reading newspapers, enjoying hearty meals, and staying engaged while joking that youth’s tricks are foolish.
A garbled Chicago News clipping shows a child named Tommy facing a baffling remark about his role in dinner plans. The misread text reveals strained dialogue and unclear context, suggesting a transcription error in the source.
An old testimonial advertisement touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It features supposed successes from women including Lydie Pickham and Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Mass, claiming letters receive confidential treatment and no charge for advice.
In Allentown Pennsylvania on July 29 a canoe with siblings capsized on the Lehist Flyer. Wiltor Markle resumed their EWA giving aid as one girl was unable to swim. Rescue teams helped, with one child unable to swim and another saved by nearby bystanders.
Fragmentary OCR describes a distant island with perpetual dark clouds towering above a landscape. It mentions a rock feature rising 100 feet, a hot steam vent, and a sulfur export plan tied to a white issued notice amid obscure references to companies and capital.
An excerpt shows garbled dialogue about language usage and travel notes from West Indica, mentioning policing, food periods, a West Madlon reference, and quoted remarks on pronunciation and identity. The passage includes unclear names and fragmented statements without a clear narrative or conclusion.
A dubious sales pitch touts Hemrold as a cure with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. The ad promotes Dr J S Leonhardt’s remedy at $1 per bottle from Buffalo New York firm station B and invites readers to request a booklet.
Tad AN1 the Symptons and Wha Moggins stage a surreal scene around Master William Hogglnn who contemplates retirement during a comic performance As the Japanese guest observes, his expression tightens and a bystander asks if he has been smoking Willie replies with a flippant denial amid the odd chorus and puzzled reactions from the audience
A fragmented tale centers on Gladys and Harry Morton with a feud escalating to revenge. Dramatized dialogue hints at betrayal and a deadly gift of powder. The narrator implies past grievances and a plot to confront Morton for his alleged misdeeds.
A humorous Chicago Daily News snippet recalls a man known as a regular Sunday guest who, after four months, visits in a formal outfit. The scene ends with an astonished reply about a business suit and the next day the man pays cash for a solitaire engagement ring, foreshadowing a wedding.
An Irishman fell from a house and landed on a wire about twenty feet from the ground. After he struck, he remained momentarily then let go and fell to the ground. When asked why he released, he replied with a dramatic exchange about the dangerous wire. The dialogue continues with a quip about cooking and the old timers.
A fragment from a Sunday page featuring garbled dialogue and comic vignettes with stray references to Harper’s Bazaar and a reader exchange. The text includes jumbled lines about nerves, tickets, trunks, and a mock question about who discovered the North Pole, interwoven with fractured chatter and satirical asides.
The ad touts Parisian Sage as a powerful hair enhancer that instantly thickens and adds luster. It claims universal appeal for refined women and promises money back if not satisfied. Sold by druggists and available in Corry from N. F. Ames for 60 cents a large bottle.
A reflective snippet on guiding human fate beyond leaders and philosophers. Maeterlinck cites the French Revolution era as a test of collective destiny, arguing people sustain their own path when trusted with meaning.
Violet Dulce Talcam is on the market and we have sold it regularly for 250. For a short time we offer one Japanese silk fan with each Talcum package for 25 cents. See the fans in our window. This sale lasts only a short time.
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