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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
4
A very old husband and a frank elderly suitor are revealed in a clumsy tale. A young wife, wed to a man far older than herself, shares confidences with a table companion about her unhappy marriage and a possible romantic escape. The narrator notes the tale is overheard in a social gathering setting.
A neighbor reports Terence Doll recounts how a fall from the Brady Street stables roof caused multiple injuries to a nurse and cook. He says a log pile and lumber cushioned the impact, sparing worse harm.
A clipped exchange features a pursed speaker asking about plans and tickets at a cafe or theater, with interruptions and evasive responses. Nonsensical names blur city venues and prices while a second speaker responds with reticence and a firm air.
A collage of garbled dialogue and broken phrases from multiple newspapers. Snippets show school discipline, town beautification efforts, and scattered editorials about literacy, reading, and public works. The text reads like OCR fragments with misheard names and stray quotes, offering a glimpse into scattered 19th or early 20th century newspaper chatter.
An advertising voice asks readers to consider the number of shoe manufacturers and asserts there are over one hundred makers of high grade shoes. It claims nine years of selling shoes with no higher prices for the same quality, and that customers receive just as much value as any other seller.
A garbled dialogue captures a comical spring scene with a milliner, a tonsorial artist, a nervous doctor, and a grocery clerk. The bald joke and hair cutting quip echo a humorous local flavor as characters debate prices and small town trades.
In a tale of inheritance and faith, Louise Clover hesitates as Morbert Paulson, pastor and heir, pressures marriage after Alfred Clover’s fortune reshapes loyalties. Alfred’s $100,000 bequest shifts alliances, while Tavian Sullivan, a distant contender, confronts expectations as Louise’s choice unfolds amid family drama and social duty.
A fragmented prose piece reflects on daily life and human nature. It references old works by Shakespeare Blake and a classroom-like setting with odd devices and a printed page from a college journal. The piece leans into a reflective mood about culture and philosophy through scattered images.
An advertisement touts Bon Cura as a universal poison remover and healing ointment. It claims to draw poisons from wounds and feet, cure piles eczema and various skin troubles, and act as a house medicine chest. The piece promotes N. B. Ames & Co. and Thomas Downey as distributors with prices 25 and 50 cents.
Residents in the 3rd and 4th Wards may leave word or call Hassett's Market for prompt garbage collection service. D H Hasbrouck, Collector, implies official notice to communicate orders by telephone or word.
Ridiculed patent medicine claim promises rapid cure of rheumatism and neuralgia in 1 to 3 days. The text asserts the tonic removes the cause and the disease disappears after a dose. prices listed as 75 cents and $1. Sold by the Durham rps Co.
Mrs Nelson will aid Jadley and his children, providing support and care responsibilities as needed.
A garbled list of clubs and cities appears, naming teams and venues such as Chicago New York Philadelphia Brooklyn Detroit Cleveland Washington Newark Toronto Buffalo and Montreal. It reads like a fragmented schedule or standings notes with multiple player or club pairings and locations scattered throughout.
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