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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
4
Free sample offered for Caldwell's Syrup of Peppermint touted as a digestive tonic to relieve indigestion liver issues and stomach discomfort. The ad promises a free trial and guidance from Dr Caldwell, claiming the blend of ingredients soothes the stomach without harsh drugs and invites readers to request a sample and medical advice.
A mythical tale describes how Spring arrives when a guiding Sprig brings color to the world. Snow fades as blossoms bloom, rabbits gain red eyes, and the first blue violet bird signals seasonal renewal across hills and plains.
An early 20th century advertisement touts a new lining for worn out stomachs and claims benefits for digestion and complexion. It promotes mixes with molasses and lists vendors in Buffalo New York and Death Valley, with prices per bottle and money-back guarantees.
An 19th century style account details the albatross, noting its immense wings and powerful flying ability. It discusses size, weight, and peculiar bill shape, along with habits such as feeding on jellyfish and its long migratory reach, ending with a nod to its remarkable flight prowess.
A juggler in Madras performs a daring feat aboard a steamship as a officer suspects foul play when a passenger falls overboard. Onlookers witness a dramatic display involving a small contraption and upright posts, leading to a tense moment before the captain intervenes. The incident ends with the supposed murder plot remaining unfounded and no one harmed.
General Edward Jones of Binghamton went to Baltimore to supervise the disinterment of Private Charles A. Taylor, a Civil War soldier, and the body believed buried in the Baltimore cemetery was not found after grave-diggers searched the site for over an hour.
A fragmented account describes a dramatic collapse on Iron on apenalon ridge causing deaths and widespread confusion. The scene shifts to a traveling display selling an advertisement while locals from opposing sides react as the sun pauses overhead.
fragmentary text mentions T A Paver at 118 North Center Street and a quoted exchange about a dog and a aunt or uncle figure. readable lines are garbled with nonsensical phrases and unclear events or names.
A discussion on manure spreaders weighs costs and benefits against the old method. Advocates argue mechanized spreaders save time and labor, promising even fertilizer distribution, while concerns include equipment costs and operator training. The piece invokes an experimental tone and cites hypothetical scenarios of adoption on farms.
A vintage note urges beekeepers to watch swarming, order hives early, and keep bees calm. Advice covers hive setup, frame handling, and placing boxes level, with guidance on wind and handling to reduce disturbances and save honey. It stresses fruit, poultry and bees as a good farm mix and warns against opening hives excessively.
A garbled letter promotes Lydia Pinkham’s tonic with claims of restoring health for female illnesses and lists alleged benefits such as relief from fallomution and nervous conditions. It also reports a sensational item about Mayor Gaynor’s daughter eloping, naming a 49 year old groom and 19 year old bride, amid unrelated concert notes.
Bargain list from a store ad showsWatch Our Windows bargains with prices like 27 cents per pound for butter 70 cents for a broom 20 cents for large beef cuts 8 to 26 cents per pound for produce. includes canned goods and household items. Promotes bulk cleaners and gloves for labor. notes limited quantities and that some items may not return to sale at these prices. May mention July 4 timing and general sale tone.
Fragmentary text includes scattered names and items such as a minor reference to a Jose, an ankle injury, and vague claims of a prize or payment. Details are garbled, with misspellings and nonsensical phrases, offering little coherent news value or identifiable events.
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