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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
6
Description touts Roxford Fabric paper as a best value option with flue cloth finish. Mention of Cameo tiled or plain varieties offered in attractive box packaging and a promotional price noted.
A reader notes a class in this paper that surpasses the weekly rivals, asserting superiority over a one hour or forty cent edition. He criticizes higher priced papers and touts value and quality for ten cents.
A brief notice extols water bottles as essential during sickness, noting their role as a comfort and safeguard against attacks such as chills cramps and pains. It claims bottles are inexpensive and highly worthwhile, warranting satisfaction and good value for money.
A dubious ad touts Noo Table as a cure for nervous complaints including anxiety sleeplessness and debility. It promises guaranteed satisfaction with a full refund if not effective and asserts rapid relief of digestion blood health and vitality, urging readers to purchase.
A garbled note lists numerous individuals visiting Warren or passing through, including Mrs Randylph, Miss Winger, and James Jamicvon among others. Mentions of hospital rounds, Typhoid epidemic efforts at Maye Amerergertey Hospital, and local social visits span communities like Greenville, Warren, Corry, and Jamestown with assorted domestic and civic references.
A Salvation Army campaign highlights relief for tired mothers and sickly children through fresh air and rest. Canton Ohio and Newark City figures praise Vinol as a tonic, with Mother proponents urging its use and vendors promising refunds if unsatisfied.
A telegram states the Senate confirmed the appointment of Captain Austin as postmaster of Corry. This marks Captain Austin's fourth term. The text then devolves into garbled asides about jellyfish like creatures and disjointed quotes, providing no coherent additional facts.
A village near Windsor believes a wart charm healer can remove warts by gazing at them. The healer claims all warts disappear after his look, with a warning that only nine may be cured if a person declares nine will vanish. The piece notes caution in seeking such remedies and references London Chronicles.
A garbled OCR note from Ressler Market on Elite Avenue reports a trio of frost aids and a halted sale. Officials have not clarified the exact actions or parties involved as residents seek details on the local market disruption.
A terse reflection on farming stewardship urging owners to give more thought to land care. It emphasizes that improvement comes from thoughtful management rather than mere labor, warning without action the soil’s welfare suffers.
The article describes cultivation of large watermelons noting Whortaeinis are not widely grown and that few byproducts exist. It mentions sowing seeds with pointed ends, a specific planting depth, and mentions melon specifics and potential uses.
A garbled OCR fragment references Charles Dickens letters and an interview with Eb Hawn, noting a journalist's long extraction and a redacted or misread exchange about an American woman. The text meanders through quoted fragments and unrelated lines, with no clear narrative or dates.
The text sketches how to plant sod and transplant quickly, advising ten feet between plantings and smaller varieties in tighter 6 by 8 plots. It notes water plants, home garden yields, and mentions a variety called eltron mieron valued for preserving.
Orchard and Gordon discuss viticulture practices including soil preparation with manure, trellis setup, vine tying, pruning methods, and frost protection. The text emphasizes protecting tender roots, establishing a frozen earth ball, and shaping canes while clearing debris to promote healthy growth and later fruiting.
Fragmentary notice lists nearby lots and houses for sale or rent. Mentions Main Street addresses and box numbers, suggesting urban real estate ads. Includes phrases about central locations, affordability, and potential building lots with limited readable details.
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