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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1911
Page
5
An old advertisement claims MI-O-NA stomach tablets can help thin people gain flesh by ensuring proper digestion. It asserts the stomach wastes no food and promises two weeks of use with each meal, claiming to cure indigestion and stomach pain. Sold by No, Amey & Co. and druggists everywhere.
A chaotic and partially garbled account claims Alfred Johnson was lynched by Black men near Bolby, Mississippi, amid tension and conflicting details. The text also references J. P. Morgan and a June Westminster Abbey service, but the overall article is unclear and contains many misrendered names and phrases.
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Ease claiming it softens corns and bunions, relieves foot odor and discomfort, and provides fast relief. The copy emphasizes comfort for tired feet and includes stamps of brand claims and testimonial language typical of period ads.
National League and American League standings show chaotic fragments with teams like New York Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago St Louis and Boston leading various divisions. Batters and pitchers are listed with partial lineups and battery pairs across multiple cities, reflecting a dense, error-filled recap.
New York markets report grains meats and dairy with prices for wheat corn oats and flour along with butter cheese and potatoes. Livestock prices include steers hogs and lambs with ranges and weights noted across categories.
Fragmentary, jumbled OCR passage discusses cures, chemicals, and names in a damaged medical context. Contains garbled phrases and improper capitalization, with scattered references to medicines, doctors, and a few proper nouns that are not coherently connected.
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