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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1911
Page
4
An advertisement extols Samose as a remedy for thinness, claiming it strengthens the system and builds body flesh. It asserts customers will gain weight quickly, with 98 in 100 chance of noticeable weight gain after a week or two, and invites readers to try the product risk free through a paid demonstration.
Thomas, a 30 year old farmhand at Garinostown, ate a pound of cheese and drank a pond dn eotullaiox, causing severe indigestion and an attack of Lrdiger Hon. He traveled to Nav Dureb for supplies, but medical aid arrived too late and he died. He had about five years of farm work.
A fragmented report hints at medical progress or a notable case involving vision restoration. Names, dates, or places are unreadable, leaving the exact event and actors unclear within the readable text.
Wild carrot known as bird's nest or Queen Anne's lace grows on wild land and along roadsides. It blooms June to September attracting many insects, producing numerous seeds, and spreading quickly. Regular cutting and careful herbicide use can erase it in two years, especially with crop rotation and weed sprays like sodium arsenite applied when plants are dry.
A terse note suggests inspecting the schoolhouse on the hill during winter, alongside a collage of agricultural tips. It covers tobacco stems as fertilizer, peppers as profitable crops, and pruning notes for currants and gooseberries, with scattered spelling errors and archaic phrasing.
A garbled OCR passage discusses annual income loss, poor crops, and social hardship. It references seasons, cultivation, fortification, and riot planks, but contains many misspellings and unclear phrases, obscuring concrete facts or names. The readable parts point to economic distress tied to agriculture and societal strain.
An advertisement touts a Rheuma cure from N. F. Amen & Co. offering a free trial bottle via mail order. It cites testimonials from Porter Binith of Dubbin West Virginia claiming dramatic relief after days of use, asserting benefits to kidneys liver stomach and blood and urging purchase for full treatment.
New York provision market reports show mixed grain and dairy quotes with No 2 red wheat at 05, corn at 1, oats at 0, and butter and eggs steady to firm. New York and state specials list varied prices. East Buffalo livestock markets report prime cattle around 6.50 to 3.60, hogs at 7.00 to 7.10, and lambs about 5.00 to 6.50 with sheep and veal prices noted, alongside fat livestock figures.
An ad claims life is shortened by neglecting health and constipation. It touts Pillozonex as a safe, painless laxative that cures dyspepsia nerves and insomnia, urging one or two pills before bed for a well tomorrow with no gripe or pain.
Fraudulent promotional text claims a product called Rexall Ram adlea cures all forms of constipation and improves liver function. It promises no side effects and a money back guarantee. Ad advertises two sizes with prices and directs readers to a local store in Cory, Pa.
New York March 1 reports prosecutors and defense clash as jurors are chosen in the Joseph G. Robin case charged with stealing 27000 from Washington Savings Bank. Defense argues proceedings flawed and questions sanity testimony while Jerome opposes disqualifying jurors. Also Rome reports Pope witnessed aeroplane flight near Cappanelle with Avie Ator Fisher circling the dome of Saint Peter and returning.
A comic exchange between a columnist and Mr Cardwell about a monkey and bridge. The columnist notes the animal has four hands and could play an entire game of bridge by itself, highlighting a playful misreading of the term four handed.
Washington March 1 Congress nears adjournment amid hectic days and looming deadlines. President Taft frequents the theater as lawmakers race to finish key bills before the constitutional March 4/3 deadline. Analysts predict roughly 1 billion dollars in appropriations this session, with attention on economy but persistent excess in postoffice and pension measures.
A customer from Detroit tests Parlwin Bago claiming relief from dandruff and hair loss. He reports softer, fuller hair after two weeks and endorses the product, noting a money back guarantee and availability through N F Amin & Co and druggists.
An old advertisement promoting Donn's Kidney Pills claims kidney relief and symptoms improvement. It urges readers to buy through Foster Milburn Co in Buffalo and lists pricing, endorsements, and a request for customers to send for samples. Also includes a secondary note about a topical ointment with a money back guarantee for itching and protruding conditions.
A fragmentary ad describes a promised cure for piles using a guaranteed treatment with a money back offer. It mentions refunds and various drug items, but the text is garbled and unreadable in parts. The snippet reflects an advertisement style from an older period.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions a prisoner or defendant in a county Morac Plains area with references to a trial time around 1am on a Friday in April. It alludes to a judge, a minister, and a ward or jail context but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes.
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