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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
2
Jair wins in a brief note from the Butler Citizen. The item highlights a local recognition or event surrounding Jair, with minimal contextual detail available from the fragment.
Corry Castor Co installs three new 80 horsepower Ajax gas engines at their plant on Second Avenue and Church Street. The venture introduces up-to-date machinery and follows recent stockholder interest from Warren and New York City. The castor company aims to boost output and establish leadership in Corry's industry.
The piece condemns false claims of patent medicine efficacy, lauds Wilmer of standard’s Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for saving families money, and cites a Mountain teacher’s anecdote. It then shifts to Ireland’s color symbolism and Ireland public speaking ban reports from Ireland and Massachusetts civic notes.
An old advertisement touts Ferro gone Blood Food and Ferro zome Blood Bond as keys to vitality and beauty. It claims improved nerve strength, buoyancy, and health, asserting these tonics renew energy and well being for women and men, with a Buffalo New York company and Thomas Downey as seller.
In Warren County Court Livy Geer of Bear Lake faced charges of breaking and entering an alen store. The jury found Geer not guilty after a Monday afternoon proceeding. Prosecutor Bran Lyons led the case with defense by Blaine Rincard. The acquittal marked a victory for Geer's attorney Ulalue Boald.
The list includes Clara Lewin Sibyl Mrs Noble Carn Rabbis H B Bonnell Roy Fuller P Hymels Johnnan Claude hewe CRF James Lamp Henry Spencer. Names appear as addressees or correspondents in the weekly notice of letters awaiting pickup.
The Lyvie hosts Laugh Night with a playful menu including Captain of the Grad hand painted piece, Foner Mateh, Esheruan's tuck TM The Cheese Bos and Hendlock Ham along with a big angeral bill.
A fragment reports an excursion boat from Lorenzo Marques crowded with passengers capsized and thirty were drowned this morning in the Portuguese East Africa station.
East Main Street pavement completed with cement laid and surface cleaned by workers. Observers note quick hardening will allow earlier street use though traffic and vandals threaten the work. Section foreman reports additional crossfire work near the CHale factory and railroad tracks in progress.
The grand jury in Maylig returned an indictment against John H Wright manager of the Home Telephone Company for attempted bribery. The charge cites offering a bribe to Mayor Same Ay Carian to influence real estate regulation, with Wright pleading not guilty at trial. Attorneys Jerome Fisher and Weeks in the defense. case set in county court.
Dr W B Bland, using cold water as a key method, has been removing coins buttons and deformed nails without tools. He claims to have treated over two hundred people and will remain at the Cironenn hospital area for a few days, offering treatment to sufferers from these actions.
Eight year old Harry Dyaker, son of Mr and Mrs WII Dyakes of West Frederick Street, dislocates his elbow in a wrestling incident at iemarch School. Larger boys allegedly placed him in a chair and taunted him as the dislocation occurred, with bystanders noting the injury and surrounding reactions.
Fragmented ad copy from a historic paper promises fabrics at 42 dollars per suit and savings on a unit. It mentions International Tailoring Co and unclear pricing while alluding to promotional offers and brand references with broken text.
The notice names Wriduy and George DB Graver of Hilo. It records plans for a forthcoming wedding and related commitments.
Reports indicate three more strong earthquakes overnight near Naples with significant tremors along the southern coast. Seismic activity disrupted residents in nearby districts while outside areas experience worsening conditions and growing alarm.
An advertorial note touts Hyomel as quick relief for hay fever and catarrhal asthma with nasal discharge. It claims benefit for nervous throat and sinus tension and promises “complete Hyomol” inhaler use, priced at $1 with directions, available at Airugxints and Aung & Co.
City council Monday heard bids for Maple Avenue improvements. Bids were lower than expected with Cement Hragiets Co. proposing $8,051 and other offers noting concrete substitutions. Walkway costs ranged from 81 cents per yard to 1.25 for different thicknesses with excavation and filling included.
Observations attributed to Prince Bismarck regarding female suffrage surface amid a broader debate on women's roles in public life. The fragmentary notes suggest sharp, provocative lines about women's behavior and public influence, with mentions of Lenin and other figures shaping the era's discourse.
A quotation praising courage seasoned with cheerfulness. It extols walking to danger with a smile, facing cannon with a song, bearing misfortune without shirking, and laughing through adversity as noble. The passage emphasizes morale and steadfast spirit in hardship.
A local store touts speed and fixed policies for quick suit purchases. The ad highlights rapid service, ready-to-wear options, and a streamlined fitting process for customers pressed for time.
A garbled cartoonish fragment recalls a protest chant about oppression and voting rights, followed by a stray exchange about Coleridge’s lecture at Oxford. The text mixes political venom with academic memory, referencing misused lines and public reaction in a chaotic collage.
Hats shirts collars and hosiery offered at wholesale prices in a town sale. Readable details mention 212 West Alain Street for the store location and timing. The notice emphasizes discounted apparel items and a promotional sale event.
Items from Concord Township report Blue Eye June K 1n0 Enreat Lowe turning part of an upright house, a family funeral for Mrs John Chelton, and Mr Lee Crosby losing a horse theft rumor. Merrill Moore starts work in Cory for A Bandburg, Withieh’s house repainted by Jack Gray. Mrs Sarah Woodward’s birthday will be celebrated June 18 near Spring Creek, with friends gathering for refreshments and a good time.
Local bakery advertises People’s Bread offering a loaf claim to satisfy all cravings. Address cited at 226 West Wayne Street, inviting customers to try the product.
Fragmented local ad seeking reliable company and rent options in Kent with mentions of baker, diamond store, brick wall, and street frontage. Appears to describe property sales and rental opportunities with vague details and multiple locations.
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