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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1910
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a payment or penalty issue involving a party named Milas Weas iika and a color reference. The readable parts suggest a financial or penalty context with a payee and potential wrongdoing or enforcement, but the text lacks clear names, dates, or actions. No definite event details are extractable.
Repeated classified notices urge readers to contact Wake Morganidgh for reliable insurance and to inquire about multiple properties. Listings include rental and sale options such as 420 Euclid Street eight rooms with garden, Dimond Grocery at Center and Columbus, Lot 60 by 100 on Mott Street near Clinton, corner Connord and South streets, and a mapled avenues property with potential for another house, plus a South Street dwelling with hot water heater and large porch.
In the region including Mtonville Pa and nearby towns, a local hotline announces events and social notes. Dancing at Recreation Park is set for Friday night at 8:30 with D. W. Stemivtl & Son handling arrangements.
A chaotic page item mix mentions a baby boy born at home in Columbus, a sale of garments and jewelry, and social notices. It also references local vendors, church events, and a plan for a church meeting, with scattered ads and community updates.
Dr Bland, European hotel specialist, has treated hundreds of corn callus cases using a cutting instrument that separates callous from the root without bleeding. He will stay in the city for a few days and invites all sufferers of corns callouses tearing toenails or bunions to seek relief.
An advertisement warns that illnesses cannot be cured by diet alone and promotes a constitutional cure by Dr Deumona. It describes a claim about inflamed nerves and hearing loss, a method using a tube, and warns of permanent damage if untreated. It references rustachian tubes and a scheme involving rubber tree extraction in Ceylon, claiming material for oleoresin or tea. It cites a charity circular offering free copies.
A rough OCR fragment from a Yonkers Statesman piece quotes a suspect or witness in a domestic dispute. It includes garbled lines about a husband, wife, infidelity, and an attendant’s remark, reflecting sensational gossip and misread names. The text mentions Mrs Pittson and Mrs Shappler in a murky, dated social scandal context.
A boy studies old arithmetic problems from 19th century texts found at the library. The father critiques the problems for practicality, noting examples about sheep pastures, ladders, cannon batteries, fish length, and potatoes and salt pricing. The narrative frames education, Civil War era influences, and the boy’s search for age-appropriate challenges.
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