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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
6
The Corry meat market now offers a wide array of meats with fresh labels and local sourcing. The store highlights young steer beef, Chautauqua County pork, spring lamb and mutton from Erie and Chautauqua counties, veal, poultry, and smoked meats as a top selection this week.
A sprawling list notes visits, travel, and gatherings among Corry residents and friends. Mrs H W Greteler stops in James Town. Nina Raymond visits Miss Howitt. many others travel to Edinboro Erie and Canton for family, work, or social events.
Local store advertises a broad sale with reduced prices on a range of items including Swift's Petite Soup, Acme products, carpet brooms, canned goods, and fresh produce. Featured cuts include lettuce, cabbage, coconuts, lemons, and oranges with notable per unit savings. Also highlights a big stock and money-saving prices at the road leading to the big store.
Ames & Co and Thomas Downey advertise San Cura Ointment for numerous conditions including piles, burns, sores, and skin diseases. Testimonials from Autry Porter, Chas Fay, Eugene McKensie, and others claim durable relief and overnight cures. Also pitched San Cura Ointment and Soap with mail order details and prices.
Mandie Crater left home without just cause and is forbidden to incur debts on my account. Frank Graber Columbils announces no debts will be paid for her and directs that she not be trusted. Notice appears in the June 11 issued classifieds.
Vegetable plants including tomato celery cabbage cauliflower and pepper are well hardened. Also on sale are flowers such as pansies alyssum sweet alyssum salvia and petunia. All plants described as strong and well hardened at Will Rowe's 675 East Wayne Street.
A garbled dialogue depicts a pawnshop exchange with slang and misread phrases. The fragment shows a buyer and uncle negotiating over value, a channel to manager, and a comedic back and forth about cans money and a prior purchase. The text preserves odd spellings and informal banter.
The will grants wealth to Dane Cleveland and Halil Geb, with the remainder to specified heirs. The estate, valued around BA000 in American currency, will revert to other heirs after certain provisions are fulfilled. The testator’s mother is noted, and the document outlines beneficiary rights and future ownership.
A man named Max Zigmund of Virgil is badly wounded in a nocturnal shooting in Stamford Connecticut. An unidentified assailant, possibly entering from a door, fled as a brother slept nearby. The injured man lies in critical condition with the attacker at large.
Fragmentary text describes a violent scene with entangled figures and unclear motives. The passage hints at a confrontation, implied threats, and a decisive act of defiance, set against a grim backdrop of pursuit and peril. Content remains cryptic and context sparse.
Disjointed and garbled text mentions President Taft and a string of telegrams from Washington on June 20 regarding statehood and congressional action. The fragmentary report includes phrases about gratitude and a quoted line seeming out of place, with unclear attribution and multiple typographical errors.
A brief item notes growing interest in assisting a person named Roger with real estate or personal support. The piece hints at community willingness to provide aid and outlines possible avenues for offering help and collaboration.
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