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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
4
An article notes wicker flower pots require careful moisture control as excess moisture rots roots and endangers many flowers. It describes jardinieres using wicker, wick ear cracks, and wicker pieces around stacks. brown wicker tone is said not to detract from foliage.
Washington July talks center on stock and bond provisions in railroad legislation. President Taft seeks an agreement to adopt sections giving the Interstate Commerce Commission authority over stock issues and bonds of railroads in commerce between states. Conferees to meet today to begin settlement, with leaders aiming for adjournment by July 1.
A questionable old ad claims Painozone soothes crying babies and treats colds, pain and stomach issues. It praises instant relief with ten drops in water and markets a fifty year bottle by Thomas Downey, framed as a small doctor bill.
A distracted courtroom dialogue unfolds with garbled mishearings and stray phrases. The prisoner proclaims poetry and deflects, while the magistrate and others grapple with incomprehensible mutterings, revealing a chaotic, noisy judicial moment.
An unclear OCR fragment presents garbled phrases about welfare and youth care. The text seems part of a larger archival snippet with distorted words and uncertain meaning, leaving the actual people, places, or events unreadable in this fragment.
The fragment depicts a scrambled breakfast scene with dialog about a family’s meal. One child reportedly ate three fried chickens early in the morning, while an unclear speaker asks why. The garbled text suggests a puzzle-like, incomplete narration with undefined speakers Teorit Leghorn and others.
Fragmentary dialogue centers on a playwright anxious for tonight’s production and a nagging spouse. The scene shifts to a Bohemian crowd praising breakfasts as vital, while a consoling figure jokes about a sermon’s effect on self.
A garbled passage shows fractured dialogue about a spring event and tariff discussion. The text references a party, a remark about taxes, and oblique mentions of individuals, with several unreadable phrases hindering clear meaning.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a universal cure for dandruff and falling hair. It claims it stops hair loss in two weeks, offers a money back guarantee, and features endorsements from customers and agents across the United States.
Advertisement claims Dr. Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism and Neuralgia cures in 1 to 3 days. It promises to remove the cause and disease immediately after the first dose, with benefits continuing. Sold by the Durham Drug Co.
A reported note warns that international garment shipments may shrink by minute fractions before cutting, causing ready made sizes to diverge from standard. A. P. Messenger and Dunn act as state agents for Corry, advising buyers and manufacturers on quality and measurement standards.
A notice from D. A. Haabrouck, the collector, advises residents in the 8th and 4th wards to contact Husgett's Market or leave word or a telephone order for garbage collection. Some orders will receive prompt attention.
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