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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
4
Easy to cure corns with Putnam's Painless Corn Extractor promotes a painless, prompt action. The advertisement claims the largest sale in the world and notes availability from druggists and Thomas Downey News.
A tale unfolds aboard a liner where a silent, watching woman torments a man’s resolve. He contemplates departure for a distant land while she clings to a doomed romance, torn between duty and longing as the sea glints under the moon. He reveals a dream tied to Gladys and the paper he must serve before claiming his bride.
A fragmentary note from Prue at 118 North Center Street hints at concerns over tax money spending. The text includes garbled quotes and references to conversations about payments, knowledge of a father, and a telephone exchange about the weather outlook. The source presents disjointed dialogue and local street context from Chicago and Stark counties.
Agricultural bulletin cautions against feeding moldy hay and oversupplying grain to ewes and lambs. It warns that fattening feed harms wool and lamb development, recommends gradual grain introduction after lambing, and advises avoiding stress on ewes while protecting udders to prevent cold exposure. It also discusses remedies for calf scours and a Stockton California horse disease, outlining care steps and home remedies.
A Kansas State Station report compares silage fed steers and other fodders over 188 days. Steers fed silage averaged gains around 4408 pounds per head versus 417.8 pounds for the alternative. Costs per pound varied, with a focus on profit potential for nearby markets and broader farming practices.
A garbled sale list describes various discounts on household staples and groceries. Items include soap, soup, broom, dried beef, herring, potatoes, cabbage, coconuts, oranges, plums, and other commodities with reduced prices. The text mixes typos and misprints but signals a store promotion of multiple goods at low cents per unit.
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