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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
6
A Corry market touts a 45 year tribute to soldiers with a sales pitch for fresh beef veal pork and lamb. The ad boasts a full display of choice young steer beef Erie and Chautauqua Counties spring lamb veal poultry and smoked meats. It notes the meat origins are little known to many local families.
Home rendered pure leaf lard offered in 10 tb.y pails at $1.70 each and 8 Ib pails at 8c. Ble. Each pail guaranteed strictly pure. ad notes trade only.
The store proclaims a guarantee of satisfaction with all purchases, promising you will be pleased by the style and wear. Customers are invited to shop confidently, assured that every item meets their taste and comfort needs.
A sequence of brief notices lists residents and visitors in Warren and surrounding towns. Names mentioned include S. A. Orr, J. A. Merriam, Miss Taylor from Youngstown, Mr. and Mrs. Livermore, H. A. Bishop, Mrs. Ella Coyle, J. W. J. Smiley, Mrs. Harry Lestle, Florence Webb, Carl Dean, Mr. and Mrs. Patterson, Jack Malla, Mr. and Mrs. Burgert, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stone, Dr. and Mrs. P. G. Wood, Mrs. Louisa Burlingame, Adele Gifford, Eva Kennedy, Mrs. Mary Herdick, and Henry and Ernest Keppel, with movements to Erie, Chattanooga, Beaver, Jamestown, Philadelphia, and a Sabbath school event noted.
A fragment from a period piece on London bank clerks a hundred years ago notes the small number of clerks in early banks and their evolving dress. It contrasts eighteenth century dark formal attire with early nineteenth century sober opulence, and describes a tavern meeting as a precursor to the clearing house. Several local notices and social items follow, mentioning guests, travel, and plans around families and education.
President Taft will attend Murbondal College Ohio commencement on Wednesday, receive a Doctor of Philosophy degree at Nova University, and address graduations in Murbondal and Nova. He returns to Washington for brief rest then departs with Mrs Taft for New Haven to watch son Robert's commencement. The Taft family plans Boston and Beverly for summer while he remains in Washington until Congress adjourns.
A fragment discusses rheumatism with doctors blaming germs kidneys or blood for impurities. It cites a refund guarantee by N B Ames & Co and includes a customer testimonial from I Clayton of Cleveland. An advertisement offers Rheuma Co products and mail order options via N P Co or Rheuma Co Buffalo.
Three railroads led by the Monongahela, Pillaburs, and Jinn W plan a joint bridge over the Monongahela River above Pittsburgh at an estimated cost of 1,000,700 dollars. The Pittsburgh and Lake Erie, New York Central lines, and related interests had arranged to erect a separate bridge elsewhere. An agreement was reached to divide the costs among the three roads for the project.
London June reports that the Armatrone by Withworth Co. uses cylindrical chambers with a patent squid to fire ten consecutive rounds without reloading. Tests on a 14 inch gun show improved steadiness and accuracy with five of ten shots grouping in the same hole, and it may apply to other gun types including large calibers.
You will never know comfort until you have corn removed by Dr W H Land expert specialist staying at the European hotel last week. He relieves foot ailments of hundreds with cold water and a fine instrument, no bleeding, no pain. He will stay a few days longer and offers to treat calloused ingrown toenails bunions. Military death rate noted globally at about 4 in 1000 hearts.
Notre Dame University football and baseball star Bill Ryan has received offers from Denver Providence and the New York Highlanders. He plans to join New York if his father allows him to give up his cottage. Ryan is a pitcher and expects to report to New York around June 25. He is regarded as one of the best twirlers Notre Dame has produced.
Rome June 13 The Sun's correspondent denies reports of a hitches to the appointment of Mahoy Li as custodian bishop of Kansas City. Three bills have already been sent to Amattea re Went. BeBe canild and tell me whey you want to to go Sho Li's a couple DE hous foo ito for that.
Miss Jesus Knoxer wed Mr Albert Watterdon in a Thursday ceremony at Forrest Avenue M. E. church. Mrs Patterson, graduate of the University of Chattanooga, and Mr Patterson, Y M C A assistant secretary, led the couple to the home of the bride’s parents on Calyile street for a large reception before departing for Monteagle for their honeymoon amid pink and white decorations, with Rev Ulisoman officiating and Mr George Patterson of Corry Pa among out of town guests.
Fragmentary text shows a clipped dialogue with casual slang and missing context. The lines reference a character named Ben, a joking remark about timing, a mention of Jin Wombat, and a remark about being paid yet dead. The source is highly garbled and lacks clear events or identities.
A promotional notice from Brookville Ohio touts Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as effective for female complaints and nervous prostration. It cites testimonials and invites readers to write for free advice to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Also mentions Library Theater Tonight with Roberts and Roberts in a playlet and Hurley and Arley in a singing dancing act as part of Amateur Night.
Farmers advertise ready pickups for final crops with large quantities available. Potential buyers invited to arrange collection from local farms.
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