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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1910
Page
6
A vintage medicinal ad touts a range of remedies including Wut-e-lox Perfect Liver regulator and Bowman's Pain Pillas, claiming cut prices and broad family use. The muddled text lists tonics, cough syrups, tonics, and pills with low prices per bottle, urging readers to buy for health during harsh conditions.
London March 1 government preserved from falling by deliberate union abstention as Asquith’s motion to monopolize the time in the house passed without division. The threat of fall was averted as ministers were promised to press the budget after a brief holiday, with unions and Labour delaying votes and the Lords awaiting the outcome. The Nationalists debated their stance while the government prepared to reassemble and pursue an acceptable budget to appease the Irish.
Forest County reports no jail inmates with only one prisoner in Venango pending, the county has nearly 100 residents and no local prison population. The sole prisoner serves a one year sentence for Toblery and is nonresident. Sheriff Max-Well made no move to capture an escaped inmate.
March 2. The surge of a gas well on the Kelly Jones brass works property a mile south of here has stirred local industry. The gas rise is enough to fuel the works and affects a wavering month for the company. The well was found at a depth of 1420 feet.
Local officials announce moving wheeled facilities to ease congestion. Two single story buildings will be constructed with two rooms each to provide accommodations for visitors. The project aims to improve traffic flow and relocate services to a new site in Tala.
March 1 Columbus reports Harvey Johnson, accused burglar, was killed by a guard during an attempted escape from the Ohio penitentiary. Johnson had fled and hid for three days before being recaught and shot.
An old pamphlet touts Beecham's Pills as fast acting medicine that clear the blood and system. It contrasts pills with salves ointments and washes, claiming they purge impurities and purify the body inside out.
A fragment notes the world power of a man compared to a horse, suggesting a roughly ten to one ratio in strength. The text appears as an obliquely phrased comparison without clear context or full details.
Practical nursing tips discuss infant digestion from diet to avoid colic. Advice warns against overfeeding and improper foods, recommends gentle warming, proper diapering, and avoiding alcohol in feeds. Also covers handling fever, colds, and safe home remedies, with recipes for oysters and other meals for family guidance.
A long excerpt discusses digestion treatment gimmicks and Caldwell's syrup as a supposed cure, noting dubious claims and urging caution. It mentions alleged testimonials from doctors and readers, with scattered names and places, and contrasts temporary fixes with a purportedly superior syrup.
A celebrated American drama garners massive acclaim with two million five hundred thousand eager attendees. The play headlines Broadway with a new, liberating stage act, promising the best performance yet. Senta performances advertised with tickets at Babbitt's for Monday, February 28.
A fragment from a humorous exchange among planters shows tension over a horse, a festival, and a Sunday ride. The dialogue reveals pride, social pressures, and rural life as characters argue about loyalty, duty, and a shared work environment in a regional setting.
A fragmentary report describes a confrontation involving a patient, a young person accused of wrongdoing, and a court outcome. The dialogue references a two dollar amount, gas costs, and a remark about a Tumkegan Ixom plaid, with unclear broader context and names.
A distorted fragment presents a playful, archaic sales pitch about ale and moxie, featuring scrambled phrases and odd spellings. It mentions a jet airship or aeroplane and a boastful character tied to a duke, with hints of wanting a fancy, rhymed product.
The garbled text cites a Littin Baster and a puzzled child discussing a piano graphic and sounds from last night. It mentions names and phrases like Lysley and Whys pit amid muddled lines about a record and a cough, with overall unclear context.
A brief dialog reveals Mellivr-ty accusing Harry of eating all the oko without considering his Kater. Harry protests he thought of her every second and feared she would arrive before the meal. The text shows strained syntax and unusual names.
In a brief, oblique exchange Mia Cayenne disputes extending Darwinian thought while Berence challenges belief in the Wargiline theory. The dialogue appears in a fragment from the Wuebleton Star, reflecting satirical or speculative banter about scientific ideas and party lines.
A garbled collage of dialogue and headings resembling overheard newspaper clippings. Mixed phrases reference a gown fashion, a political candidate, a mother’s cooking, and a humorous language snippet, all presented as disjointed lines from multiple papers.
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