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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1910
Page
4
An article by Eugene Christian argues for vegetarian substitutes to meat, claiming meat is injurious and costly. It lists vegetable proteins, compares costs, and advises careful balance of nutrients to replace meat while reducing overall food expense.
An old time advertisement touts numerous patent medicines and tonics including Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription, Pletcher's Castoria, Gray's Worm Powder, Chamberlains Colic Cure, Poley's Kidney Cure, Kilmers Swamp Root, Bowman's remedies, and Tun-E-Lux. It promotes quick cures for colds, stomach, and kidney issues, with prices pegged per bottle or per box. The copy blends proverbial advice about building on rock with sensational health claims and affordable tonics.
C J Wood operates Fulton Market Red Prout at 20 West Main Street advertising discount medicines for money saving prices. The informal notice echoes a local shopfront offering low cost remedies with bold promises.
A fragmented account discusses meatless meals and nutrition, mentioning digestion and assimilation. It lists food items like whole wheat, dairy, nuts, baked beans, corn bread, pumpkin, and various beverages, paired with vague claims about health benefits and digestion. The tone mirrors early 20th century diet guidance with emphasis on balance and restraint.
Charles Rommel 25 is electrocuted near his doorway at Mair Oaks while trying to neutralize a charged wire as his two young sons aged 8 and 15 months watch nearby. The energized line snapped, struck his hand, and caused his instantaneous death. his wife and family remain in shock.
A fragmented column mentions early trades unions in Nineveh and Babylon with strict penalties, cites parallels in Pompeii, and notes a powerful Fisherman's guild. A separate brief from Kittanning, Pennsylvania reports pears preserved 38 years ago by Mr Schall, cabinet maker, opened today in perfect condition.
Fragmentary OCR notes recount Gladstone's memory work on notable cabinet colleagues. It cites memory drafts and later attempts to compile a full history of the men who served, listing sixty eight of the ninety. The text references Napoleon and Swein, and notes an effort to translate or transcribe memory into formal history.
Horror struck 15 people when Arenata Pausso toppled from her brother's head 18 feet above the stage during a performance. Witnesses recall a rapid fall and a fatal injury as chaos ensued. onlookers and officials begin examining the incident and its circumstances.
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