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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
6
Honor To Our Soldier Dead notes a new live up-to-date meat market opening in Corry after 45 years. The shop touts piled high young steer beef, Chautauqua County pork, Erie and Shautiwuqua Counties spring lambs and mutton, Erie County veal, chicken, poultry and smoked meats as its best selection yet.
Local society notes list J Desmond returning from New York and Ralph Smith of Meadville visiting friends. Numerous guests are named across Warren, Ol City, and surrounding towns, with trips to Maple Springs, Chautauqua Lake, Corry, and Lakewood. The brief notices mention stays, visits, and occupancy changes among residents and relatives.
An old advertisement claims rheumatism stems from blood and toxins in the liver and kidneys. It promotes Pillozones as a liver aid to cleanse bowels and organs, prevent infection, and ward off illness, urging daily use to avoid complications.
Professor Goldwin Smith’s residence and the essays he authored are discussed in a formal Cornell University notice. President Schurman announced the college’s receipt of an alloy residinary to Cornell, with details about trusteeship and memorial plans. The report notes extensive manuscripts damaged by fire and water, with efforts to salvage and preserve the age worn records.
Readable ad lists strong ordered varieties including pansies asters sweet alyssum salvia and petunia offered at Will Rowe's located at 675 Hust Wayne Street.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a courtroom exchange with phrases about a “humorous tramp” and “quarter” disputed, plus stray lines about social satire. The readable items reference a judge, a witness or participant, and mentions of publications and mistaken names, but the fragmentary nature leaves uncertainty about full events or outcomes.
An extract describing Fuegians with harsh, biased language, noting stunted growth and form, skin and eye color, facial hair management, and grooming habits. Mentions authorities and travelers commenting on appearance and behavior, reflecting 19th century anthropological folklore.
An advertisement-style plea touts Mi-o-Na stomach tablets as quick relief for indigestion and related symptoms. It promises relief within five minutes and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied, with pricing at 50 cents per box and distribution by Ames & Co. or druggists. It also mentions Nooth's Pills for constipation at 85 cents per box.
A fragment advertises colored post cards offered directly from the manufacturer Johnstone 108 Tochester Street seeking buyers for high grade cards at factory prices. It promises 1 to 1 offers and urges readers to respond with a suitable assortment for sale.
Informal summary: Lin fines and Garland lead a close forenoon match as the P. & B. Overan nine defeat the Yaut Garlaal joan by a score of 100 to 9. The town showcases a husks Dinich of bail awatters and gre sport characterizes these feloutly hats.
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