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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
4
An old retail notice touts well known remedies for constipation headaches piles and indigestion. It promotes Hunelax Perfect Liver Regulator Terome's Little Liver Pellets Eureka Blood Tonic and various tonics tonics and pills with pricing and shop phrases urging readers to visit the drugstore for affordable cures.
Edward Al Taylor outlines a farm water conservation plan praising Mabrook-Hghta use. He describes damming a stream with stone and earth, creating a three acre pond stocked with trout, and piping water for home use. He notes benefits for heat, irrigation, and schooling children in practical hydraulics.
ArRough Gridalem and Lord Houghton's epigram “Bor Wollo” is praised as among Brownies pucils most obscure. The note recalls Bald Lord Houghton then Dicky Milnes and references lines about Sordello with partial recalls and ambiguous phrases.
A narrative recounts a street incident involving two boys and a misunderstanding between their mothers. It contrasts parental reactions and emphasizes how quick blame and swift judgments can escalate harm among children, urging patience and reflective guidance over public shaming.
A fragment describes a children's outdoor game called A Goose 19 or Tom Thilder ground. One child counts while others wander into a wolf area, the wolf chases, and the goose or den members tug and tugged to mark ground before the wolf reaches the den. The passage is garbled but outlines play actions and pursuit within a defined territory.
A vivid notice advertises a celebrated American play drawing two million admirers with record runs in New York. It promises a premier Broadway presentation featuring special telegraphed scenic accessories and a premier coat, urging attendance at Bubbjet's on Monday February 28.
An old time advertisement touts peanut brittle at 168 per pound along with a wide range of confections. It claims French grip and a variety of new flavors to tempt readers with a savory and sweet assortment.
An OCR fragment narrates a chaotic tale involving a hound and a troubled family. Harry and Flowle interact with the dog amid conflict and control, as a mother and others influence loyalties. The piece hints at violence, manipulation, and shifting power within a tense domestic setting.
The excerpt describes a young oriental student slowly adjusting to life in California, noting language gaps and cultural differences as he studies. A future passenger station project by Northern Pacific and Great Northern aimed at Tacoma is announced, with a $250,000 steel building slated for completion in November 1910.
A fragmented report describes seaweed known as Tih mone used as food by peasants along the coast. It mentions accompanying items such as miso and jelly and notes a printing process or publication backdrop.
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