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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
5
A garbled OCR note appears to reference a street or event but offers no clear entities, dates, or actions. The readable bits suggest a disrupted headline style without verifiable names or places. No decisive reportable fact emerges from the fragments.
Ends to bent 1 tule recorded at 28 cents with implied price of 40.
Fragmented sale notice lists items such as stove, lard, and weights with quantities like 151.25 and 190, plus mentions of buyers and packing. Text reads like a local advert with unclear names and prices, referencing Corry and a city context.
A disjointed early 20th century advertisement touts a patent cure for constipation promising permanent relief. It urges readers to request a sample bottle by mailing their name and address to Dr Caldwell at a specific address in Texas, claiming medical advice and guaranteed results with no liver or stomach harm, and offers free supplies to persuade doubtful readers.
A fragment from a Swedish tale explains a superstition about ashes poured on fire in a new home. The tale warns of two drawbacks: homesickness to the old place and a limit on using the remedy. Altenberg is described as a border village where three nations meet and law and order are absent.
American League standings and familiar team names appear with scattered scores and batter records. Mentioned clubs include Detroit Cleveland New York Washington Chicago and St Louis with player lines featuring Quinnan Sweeney Koestner Wasterly Parverich Arrellanca Harrigan Wienows Branage and Payne. The fragmentary text mixes batter totals and pitching at various parks, reflecting a league snapshot and box score snippets.
Fragmentary notes mention Mayville and a desire to play at home. The text references a pitcher named Janus and a potential arrangement with service providers, but the overall details are garbled and focus on a request to stage a game this year.
Hal Liew and Carry expert dine Mond maker spent the day at the toly quddy preparing the new diamond for Youngsville's afternoon game. If the weather cooperates a large crowd is expected and tickets are on sale.
The National Floring Company of New York presents tailored garments made to individual measurements with fair prices. Agents A. 19, Atos singer & Son advertise their Corry line and service for both old and young men seeking well dressed attire.
Notice states Frank Croker of Volumbus Jaume 1 1910 1970 forbids harboring or trusting Blanche Croker who is buying his home and asserts he will pay all debts on her behalf, implying a guardianship or debt liability claim.
Announcement for a Sunday excursion to Erie with a 9:10 a.m. departure and 6:00 p.m. return from Corraln, urging consult of handbills and ticket agents at 16-17 Pratala Acid. Also notes a German expert’s claim about private acid and its bitterness.
Mrs. Prank Wells of Corry Pennsylvania reports kidney trouble with weak kidneys and frequent secretions. After trying Down's Kidney Pills recommended by doctors she says her backache disappeared and kidneys returned to normal, and she praises the remedy as valuable.
An account from St Louis Republic describes a daring display by horsemen threading a needle on galloping mounts. Cowboys, Cossacks, and irregular cavalry perform gauge stunts as riders wheel and leap, with one rider pulling a threaded needle from a companion at speed before the crowd.
The body of Charles M. Webb, a farmer near Clinton, was found on a locomotive pilot with a sack of flour. Authorities believe he was struck by the engine while walking along the track. The incident is under investigation.
A fragmented narrative blends romance and social commentary with stray references. The prose gestures toward a dramatic scene of longing and performance, interlacing literary allusions with notes on capital, hunting, and snake skins, creating a mosaic of era-specific sensibilities.
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