Are You an Expert Judge of Diamonds
If you are skilled at judging diamonds you can command a high salary in the pleasant occupation of matching and grading diamonds for a large importer of precious stones.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
6
If you are skilled at judging diamonds you can command a high salary in the pleasant occupation of matching and grading diamonds for a large importer of precious stones.
Diamond experts are rare and the only sure way to judge a diamond you buy is to judge the dealer you are buying from. The piece emphasizes caution in evaluating jewelers and seeks informed consumer guidance.
Reputation and Responsibility highlights Phil vtore’s earned stand for fair dealings as the best guaranty of trustworthy service and integrity in unpredictable markets.
A garbled Plain Dealer fragment cites The Whole Thing and Bieby as an expert authority on sport. It includes odd phrasing about someone named Regan and wearing golf belts to fasten shirt cuts, reflecting unclear OCR.
A fragmented town notice urges residents to aid urban improvement, clean sidewalks, and purify the breeze. The item mixes local society chatter with ads for Moreland's cards and various travelers’ reports. It mentions names, places like Warren, Corry, and Hazelhurst, plus several local residents and visitors.
Druggist Mr Downey advertises ZEMO as a scientific clean liquid for external use that quickly relieves and permanently cures various skin ailments. He claims ZEMO destroys germ life and polson on the surface, offering proofs of cures for infants and adults and promising to explain how readers can be cured at home.
A dubious advertisement touts Miuna stomach tublets as a guaranteed cure for indigestion. It claims to strengthen the stomach, restore energy, and aid digestion without harmful drugs, offering a money back guarantee through sellers N. B. Amod & Co.
Alderman Otto J. Novak proposes to ask Chicago’s City Council to rename Blate Street in Roosevelt’s honor after the celebrated hunter’s return. He plans a council resolution at the next meeting calling for public admiration of the Roosevelt name and a streetscape tribute.
Southampton reports large shipments of Irish sods and shamrocks bound for the Irish Fellowship Club of Chicago. The freight includes hundreds of packets of shamrock and a quantity of sods, destined for events surrounding St Patrick’s Day celebrations and a planned address by President Alt to the crowd.
Harrisburg March 4 state foresters conference heard Dr J T Rothrock president of the state forestry commission and John Fulton state engineer of Johntown. John J McNeil said other states do not tax growing crops and that the same principle might be applied to growing Amber Mio polut will also contend that such a policy would foster reforestation.
A dated, imperfect note highlights that bullfighters dread cows in the ring. It claims Spanish toreros fear half wild cows for their speed, pointed horns, and readiness, arguing bovine tactics challenge the human pursuit and threaten fighters' nerves and strategies.
Notice from physicians associated with the Cory Rich Cancer Sanatorium asserting full knowledge of all formulas and chemical combinations used in treatment. The text references anatomy, chemistry, and risks, including a peculiar long digression about an “apple pie order” and household tasks. It preserves archaic phrasing and emphasizes expert credentials and the nonuse of anesthetics.
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