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Out of context phrases mention a road and a street on a local day. Two unnamed individuals are referenced as killed in a partial account. Names, places, and specifics are unreadable in the damaged text.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
2
Out of context phrases mention a road and a street on a local day. Two unnamed individuals are referenced as killed in a partial account. Names, places, and specifics are unreadable in the damaged text.
The Mendville Messenger reports on the primary race with voters backing John J. Crooks and Arthur T. Talow while many Republicans split their support. A Maple Avenue paving project faces a $100 cost with site work and a public contract planned to cover a deficit, aided by taxpayer backing.
Dinryier's Weekly reports on extraordinary beasts including the Kadiake bear famed for its cure sitinus and a Spinal at Rocky Mountain, and notes a jaguar of immense size in South America. It mentions two vine birds in the Amy forest and a mysterious bell bird, plus talk of a rumored white hide rhinoceros and a duck billed hin, all reflecting sensational natural curiosities. New Zealand’s appetite for animal mysteries is also noted.
Ston stns at the European Hotel for the past days Dr Mand offers a painless, cold method for removing corns bunions ingrown nails without knives or oils. More than two hundred have been treated in Corry including doctors and professionals. The service will continue at the European for the longest time and may visit homes on request.
Funeral services for H L Heineman were held at St Behelw Notts eiech at 180 Lismarin with music by Rev Father Kuntz. Immediate relatives attended and pallbearers named James Hreeng Julius Sehneittér Natt Shank Jol Slattery Jeti Ma iloney A N Weber. Relatives from OWI were listed including Mrs Hiedor Heineman and two sons Henry and Robert of Philadelphia plus Mrs Heinman Beuhring Mrs G Brawnschweiger of Wollspile Mrs Kate Laughlin and Molly of Kane.
Special to the found Washington dispatch describes the Austrian diplomat's son, identified as Anlawan der Werets, who reportedly attempted self harm this morning. A doctor attended him and he was conveyed to a hospital. Relatives see no accountable reason for the act. Later examination revealed the youth had taken poison with sideidal invent.
The Mewlville Messenger reports that trustees Hurbin Horne Hy 1 Utley and Sumnon Misbung, all longtime Allegheny College board members, plan to resign at an imminent meeting. The action shocks local figures and suggests discontent with college administration and handling of a recent issue.
A list of items offered as commencement gifts includes pens, links, nets, ribbons, perfumes, beads, and other articles. The display aims to provide tokens of appreciation and spark, detailing various products in a sold shop setting.
The conference at Uniot City admired Dr H G Dodds for his work in the investigation into the disappearance of funds from Allegheny college. A vote on a stronger resolution was adopted by a rising vote with all members supporting the motion.
Quick relief for corns advertised by Vatnam’s Painless Corn Extractor. The garbled ad promotes fast results within 24 hours with a bold claim and a sales pitch in a small town format.
The piece recalls a seventeenth century dining scene in a country gentleman's hall. Guests attend in caps and robes as Sir Julius Pringle offers grace, plates are described with feast items, and a ritual supper unfolds with prayers for a church, hearth, and household members.
Readable lines describe a market listing for white perch trout cod and sea fish with prices starting at 100 and up. Mentions Jumbo Mudlerat and Blue Pike as items. Market location noted as Wond's Bilton Market, 210.
A major blaze devastated the Western Chuuton Manufacturing Company plant in Denver this morning. The fire caused an estimated loss of $240,000 as several companies rushed to extinguish the flames before they could fully spread through the building.
The Mendville Tribune reports Judge Orr of the Western District of Pennsylvania issued a decision in favor of the Spirella Corset Company against the Nufions Corset Company. The ruling restrains Nufions from using Beeman and Tiv White and Rider patents in corsets, finding prior Nufions models infringe Spirella patents. Case long contested. no final disposition on costs advised yet.
A lively vaudeville program arrives tonight starring Champs on stage with Jota and King. Mal Hughes, the dainty sowbrette, brings novelty acts as new pictures are shown.
Local retailer promotes a rigid policy on quick suit sales with a slogan promising swift service. The ad underscores urgency and consistency as a store-wide rule for customers seeking tailored attire.
A garbled snatch from a Chicago Record-Herald page describes pride and vanity amid chaotic phrases. It mentions Wilke and a large stomach with a wan narrator, blending stray words like poetry and clothing in a surreal, unreadable passage.
A garbled OCR fragment references unclear proper nouns and phrases. It lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities to form a complete news item or summary with confidence.
Local ad fragment promises fresh baked loaves with a street address at 220 West Wayne Street and a slogan about enjoying the “People's Frond” slogan. Details are fragmented but indicate a small bakery listing in a historical page.
Fragmentary notice offers bakery sales rental and sale listings. Mentions Diamond Grace and Columbus store building along with 1st Street brick walk and corner Mag avenue. Notes desire for desirable location near Par, gasping for repairs and ongoing street setting.
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