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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1910
Page
8
An old advertisement seeks diamond experts to join a large importer of precious stones. It promises a pleasant occupation and a fancy salary for matching and grading diamonds.
The fragment suggests a caution about diamond buying and judging sellers, implying expertise matters. It mentions a jeweler as a source of guidance, but the text is garbled and lacks concrete details or names for a fuller summary.
A store proclaims a history of fair dealing as its chief guarantee. The message asserts reputation as the measure of trust beyond mere knowledge of diamonds, promising transparent practices and customer confidence.
Fragmentary quotation discusses a man’s view of marriage roles with a woman’s influence behind the scenes. The speaker notes the man’s control may waver, yet he remains the head while the wife appears to hold the reins. The tone suggests social commentary on gender dynamics.
A fragmentary datebook style notes several townspeople visiting Warren and Meadville for business and social reasons. Mentions Misses Quick and Weeks, C P Northrop, Mr and Mrs Frank Wood, GC B Miller, Nellie Hagel, Mrs Fred Glenn, Clarence Gaynoe, Will Carney, Ry B Palmar, Anna Nugent, A Stennett, Dr H H Morse, and Frank Caselier among others. References to spiritualism, a humorous anecdote, a notices about a sale and a phonograph anecdote.
An advertisement warns Corry readers that many suffer kidney problems undetected and urges purchasing Thompson's Baroama from Ames & Co or Thomas Downey's. It claims the product cleanses and purifies kidneys and improves liver and bladder function, promising money back if unsatisfied and noting the dollar bottle offers more quantity.
A muddled antiquated tale speaks of a pensive artist in Baghdad who, after twenty years, begs divine pardon for a blurted insult to the Prophet. A passerby reports the shop survived the peril that day, prompting a self-reproachful confession of guilt and reflection on fault.
Fragmented account describes military honors at a grave with drums volleys muffled drums and flag bearing troops. The piece then shifts to a political humor anecdote about wartime exhibitions and social scenes, concluding with a humorous Victorian style exchange at a booking window.
A notice from physicians in charge claims full knowledge of formulas used at the Corry Rich Cancer Sanatorium. They discuss chemical components and their combinations for treatments without anesthetics or noxious agents, referencing various individuals and a Detroit Tree Peds clipping.
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