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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
4
A crude catalog parades medicines and tonics with exaggerated claims from Humelax to Bowman's Pain Pills. It promises low prices under a “Pon Drug law” loophole while urging households to stock remedies for constipation headaches piles and coughs. The text reads as a promotional list and lacks verifiable details or sources.
A Rural New Yorker writer chronicles Rudolph Peterson’s turn to berries on his Concord farm. He narrates how, starting with nothing, Peterson built a profitable operation through meticulous weed control, family labor at harvest, and diversified crops including hubach strawberries and asparagus. The piece highlights his two money crops, the 1900-dollar harvest, and the ethos of self-reliant farming.
Maryland agricultural researchers at College Park publish bulletin No 180 on butter making and No 186 on whipped cream. They test pasteurization onset and starter use, noting starter quality, cream grade, and temperature control influence butter yield and texture. Warm skim milk addition aids rapid gathering and thorough churns, with pasteurization essential to bacterial destruction and product stability. Natural mortars and high grade cream yield better butter, while low grade cream shows greater loss.
The fragment discusses cabbage crop needs, including nitrate of soda for rapid growth and autumn timing. It warns against pests like the cabbage worm, recommends water or dry mulching, and advises planting on new land to avoid disease. It mentions roots extending equal to plant height and notes bindweed damages to forage crops.
Cornelius V. Collink, New York state prison superintendent, narrated a dinner anecdote about a clever criminal with gluttonous quirks. The tale includes misinterpreted dialogue and a moral sparked by a ventilator, a tale told with satirical tone about the justice system.
A garbled chat from the Chi niga News describes a bizarre scene where a housewife asks about a fatal accident among sleeping figures. The dialogue includes odd phrases about sleeping in a flower bed and a dozen heads, leaving readers puzzled by the confusion and misprints.
A jumble of humorous and stray lines from a Chicago News style page. It features a jawalge's shop scene with an amused customer praising new items, a Side Show note about two midgets planning marriage, jokes about philosophers and soldiers, and stray quips about Alabama and the Philippines. The tone resembles revue chatter and light satire with several garbled names and phrases.
Fragmentary old advertisement text touts remedies for indigestion claiming various ingredients and tonics will ease stomach and bowel issues. It mentions Caldwell and other names, promises free medical guidance, and notes attempts at persuasion through sample offers and testimonies.
A fragmented, dated plea for a public bulletin listing key city places with directions. The writer argues a printed guide could help travelers and strangers find eateries, transit points, and notable locations, reducing delays and confusion in towns lacking clear signage.
A garbled recipe section describes making an orange layer cake with butter sugar and milk, then baking and cooling. It shifts to nursery decor ideas urging bright baby pictures, Kodak color prints, and blueprints for decorating a wall. An odd christening note mentions a cat christening and a Myton name, with gifts and a center of attraction.
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