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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1910
Page
7
The text presents a jumble of misspelled phrases and disjointed terms, mentioning items like granite, pottery, design, and wool. It reads as an unreadable OCR capture with scattered names and unclear context, lacking coherent events or identifiable entities.
An 1870s style advertisement touts internal action to treat piles, claiming surgery fails and offering a “Mold-Bold cure.” It cites Dr. Leonhardt of Multaie New York and lists a $1 bottle price. The text includes garbled phrases and a tangent note about a duke in a separate line.
The New Mexico Senate approved the railway measure by 50 to 12 amid heated debate on cost and administration. Supporters argued the bill would modernize transit while opponents warned of fiscal strain and executive overreach. The bill now moves to conference with the House where action is pending.
A New York Press item narrates a London scene near Lincoln's Inn with sailors recalling a notorious beverag e. They describe a fermented pit drink served by Patagonian warriors during an annual jag. Ghostly party memories mix with vivid, perilous imagery of hissing pits and living-appearing drinks.
A fragmentary ad touts Rheuma as the marvelous cure for rheumatism targeting kidneys and blood, featuring a testimonial from Mrs. M Ging ton and urging readers to buy Ithowina from Ames & Co. The page also includes unrelated dialogue about a birthday gift and a stray inquiry to a diplomat.
Valuable real estate for sale fronting East Main Street to South Street with 1458 feet frontage near Furniture factory. Inquiries to Inuac B. Brown. Also 150 acre farm three miles south of city with brick house and drainage. Additional BB acres farm in Mildred township with buildings. 100 acre farm three miles east of Columbus known as the D. O. Smith farm with timber and water. terms via Miss Arta W. Smith. Bell phone 214 gutt.
A fragment notes found items including a watch a pocketbook and some money. The entry mentions a cell at Traction Offles and references P Northrop Wasps and a claim that Wasps rank next to higher classes of mats in intelligence.
J H Key of Michigan, after divorcing and then marrying a Mobile woman, allegedly remarried his first wife. He is held on the bigamy charge in Hattiesburg, with the case tying to the earlier marriage and subsequent separations. The record reflects a complex sequence of nuptials and alleged violations.
A Cleveland Pinto Dealer narrative describes a domestic scene in which Sue tries to fascinate her husband with flirtatious talk while he returns home for dinner. The exchange grows strained as he questions her behavior and a deteriorating mood surfaces, with references to a sensational tale and tensions over trust and nerves.
In a Chicago News report a teacher asks a student to write a sentence using the word ferment. The student replies with a playful yet incorrect phrase about not liking to ferment, reflecting a misinterpretation during a language lesson.
Sealed proposals will be received by the City of Corry until 6 p m Monday June 6 1910 for brick and cement sidewalks to be built during the year The sidewalk locations are to be determined by the Street Committee and City Engineer Specifications are on file in the City Engineer’s office Each bid must be in duplicate one to the City Controller and one to the City Clerk The Clerk’s copy must include a certified check or cash for 10 dollars as a guarantee of entering into a contract Blank bidding sheets available at the City Engineer’s office Council reserves the right to reject any or all bids James Keefe Chairman Street Committee Nevin R Pickton City Engineer Corry Pa May 2 1910 L014
A quoted definition extols compassion as a tender, benevolent disposition that awakens pity for others misfortunes and refrains from causing ruin. It argues such mercy, while rarely elevating reputation, ranks high among noble mental traits.
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