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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
4
An Australian ad touts a tablet remedy for internal piles, claiming it cures by removing the inside cause. It promises lasting relief without internal surgeries, with a guarantee from N. J. Awes & Co and Dr Leonardt Co offering a large box for 24 days of treatment.
An advertisement touts Hyomel as quick relief for hay fever and catarrhal asthma, claiming it soothes irritated membranes when mucus discharge is present. It features a testimonial from W. A. White of Evansport praising the remedy after years of asthma, plus a pocket inhaler kit and extra bottles priced at 50 cents, sold by Ny P. Ames & Co.
An old advertisement touts Miona Cures Indigestion with relief for misty stomach belching sour stomach and heaviness. A large box of tablets costs 60 cents, available at druggists in towns nationwide.
Washington June 10 Willian B P Pittman of Rosten held by Madris forces for laying mines near Bluefields is in good health and receiving regular medical attention. An American consul dispatch says an officer visits him every few days at the Bluts where he is confined.
Fragmentary quote laden item shows a newly installed housawife seeking guidance on jelly making. Jumbled dialogue appears to reflect confusion or miscommunication among speakers with partial phrases about love and jelly. No clear event or outcome is established.
A heavily loaded emigrant train on the Onyxarta Western railway collided with a light engine near Parker at 2 16 Sunday morning. Three passengers were killed and about 25 injured. The emigrant train carried 71 people from Norway Sweden Italy and Switzerland bound for the western states. Passengers were taken to Norwich for treatment while physicians assisted at the scene. The crash was attributed to a crew member Kingman forgetting orders to remain at Guilford Summit until both sections of No 6 had passed.
An advertisement touts Catarrhoxone as a cure for deafness caused by catarrh. It claims the remedy travels via nasal passages to the ear, relieves congestion, and restores nerve supply to improve hearing. Sold by N.C. Polnon Co and Thomas Downey for $1.00 with a trial size.
London June 14. News that Lord Kitchener has resigned as Inspector General of the Mediterranean force follows Secretary Haldane’s report. The move stems from disagreements over command and the King’s prior wishes. The King had urged Kitchener to accept the post, and the Duke of Connaught’s view is noted as purely ceremonial. Protests and questions arose about the resignation and the new arrangement for high command in the Mediterranean.
A fragmentary item portrays a panicked leopard exclaiming it will be marked forever and cannot be hidden, mentioning a Cornell Widow as a likely name in this readable OCR snippet.
A dense OCR fragment listing many grocery items and prices. Items include sugar, coffee products, flour brands, spices like pepper and ginger, starches, baking powders, rice, oils, creams, soaps, and other staples. Mentions brands such as Wood's, Magnolii, and Phoenix with assorted prices and package sizes. The jumbled text presents a historical retail inventory style page.
A cleaned OCR list shows grocery items from Urie Co Pure Food and Sheridan with sweet corn canned beef corned beef and garden peas. Detailing quantities and prices such as chocolate chips marshmallows and various candy assortments, the fragment hints at a retail catalog or advertisement.
An old classified style ad touts a combined offer featuring Snow White lard, Best shortening, Acme soap at 12 percent, and Snowboy washing powder for 140 in total, claiming value and savings for shoppers.
Hundreds of everyday necessities cut to bargain prices. Medications, powders, pills, and household aids advertised with low cent costs. Free delivery within the city. Amita, The Royal Bargain Giver of Corry.
A Texas sheet of notes quotes J. J. Albertson on road building and cement use. It discusses reinforcing paths with concrete, distributing weight evenly, and soil preparation. Steps include gravel layers, brick or plank forms, and careful mixing, tamping, and finishing to create durable concrete roadways.
Fragmentary remarks discuss building standards and the harm of cheap road construction. The speaker cautions against choosing low priced methods that wear quickly, stressing the need for durable foundations and proper preparation to ensure long lasting roads.
In a murky village memory an unnamed bar story unfolds with a character called Old Li. The tale recalls a chaotic scene of mistaken bets, hurried typing, and hurried police chatter. The narrator notes confusion over a town event and a communal fear of a misused or lost sum.
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