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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1911
Page
6
A brief boast compares the paper’s class and value to other newspapers, noting the paper’s promise of quality over lower priced rivals. The teaser suggests superior content and encourages readers to choose this paper over any 16 or 40 cent competitor.
The time of sickness makes a hot water bottle essential and in health it remains a comfort and luxury. A family with one is safeguarded against sudden illness such as colds chills cramps pains inflammation. These bottles are inexpensive and very cheap when you weigh their usefulness. Warranted to give satisfaction and as good as money can buy.
A crowded ad touts Wood's Lenten bargains with codfish, smoked halibut, Columbia River salmon, dressed herring, and other seafood. It promises large Whitings, Holland herring, and Norway rations at low Lent-season prices, claiming the largest line of fin and special delicacies seen in Corey area.
A garbled note from a representative at a local shop mentions a figure and joining a group. The readable text includes names and partial addresses, with references to a person named Marae and a Spring Street address, suggesting a recruitment or promotional context.
Townspeople note in town today include McGrath, Mrs. William O’Rourke, and Miss Georgia Reed among others. Joseph Hanmond travels to Ludlow for work. Attorney John McClintock visits. Bonney appointed special agent for North Beulah and Mojotnuly Ins Co. Will Crosby and Dr. Sarah Oneland seen about town.
A Bourne Mississippi man, Louis Ga hoon, suffered severe injuries when his hind leg was caught in a mail train door during a trip from Bourne to Amadard's Bay. The train could not be stopped in time and the man dared not let go, fearing a fall to the tracks. The report also briefly notes a wart cure claim from an English wart charm, presented as a local curiosity in Windsor.
A large bulldog named Nip or similar died at the McChine home on South Water Street after the mistress Mia Wade McChine fell ill. The dog showed distress and died following the mistress's illness described as apoplexy. Attempts were made to comfort the animal as the family faced tragedy.
The passage describes native customs in Samoa regarding birth timing after death, noting beliefs about paternity and timing differences for boys and girls. It references observers from the London Globe and notes a practice where a boy is born after a death, with various cultural interpretations and transfer of natives.
New Haven Connecticut reader reports lasting relief from chronic cough after trying Vinol. Despite initial skepticism, a second bottle led to complete cough cessation and improved general health. Advertisement promotes Vinol as aid for weak rundown conditions and blood-building properties. Includes dubious claims and a station feature about New York Penn Station and a separate railroad incident in Jamestown New York.
A Philadelphia Record fragment recounts a overheard exchange about depot directions and baggage. An unnamed speaker asks why someone cannot go to any station and mentions the Earl, who is accustomed to United States talk and inquires about the speaker's dong and money.
Manley and Bingham, Painters and Decorators at 549 E Main St, advertise a wide range of wallpaper and finishing materials from a renowned maker. They invite viewings by appointment and claim reasonable terms with guaranteed work under the pure food act. Also listed are maple syrup products and a granite monument bargain from The Stare, Granite and Marble Works. A notice to Corry Hospital Association stockholders announces their annual meeting on March 8 at 8 PM with election of directors.
Promotional note for Mopionger and Son selling made from genuine all wool fabrics. Claims suitability for men and boys with first class workmanship and durable tailoring. Invites readers to visit or call for fittings and viewing their clothing line.
Real estate item lists a sale of a time lot with walk near center at Washington Street. It names A L Basbrow and W Main as contacts or references.
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