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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1910
Page
7
An old catalog style notice promotes ladies garments including rompers for ages up to twelve, muslin drawers for children, muslin under waists, and various gowns. It highlights a muslin pottoousts sale at 1.60 and promotes the skirt department with high quality and moderately priced sets. The Royal Waist line is noted as superior in quality and satisfaction.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a siege by criminals and army seen from a tower amid a shopping section selling gowns, lawn, linen, lace, and trims. It references a parade of fabrics like silk and French lawn, prices per yard, and a Suit Department with new items. Names and full context are garbled. main action centers on a beleaguered scene and a bustling shop page.
An old style advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup as a permanent cure for constipation and bowel trouble. It urges readers to send name and address to obtain a free sample and claims quick, natural relief with a low price per bottle. Many blocked phrases and misprints appear, but the core claim remains a health remedy sales pitch.
In a lengthy session the American Physicians and Surgeons discussed smoking risks. Dr Henry Eline of Syracuse and Dr Johann Diland of Philadelphia argued whether prolonged tobacco use causes damage while Dr J Curtin of Philadelphia and others challenged the general proposition. The debate ended with both sides claiming progress toward a possible agreement.
Cleveland Union Station and approaches to be rebuilt, trimming 34 acres, with an estimated cost over 2.51 million dollars. The size is likened to rival stations, noting surrounding expansions and comparisons to other major depots in the city and region.
A promotional note claims eczema is caused by germs and can be cured by Zemo. It describes drawing germs to the skin surface and destroying life, and offers a booklet from Thomas Downey's Drug Store detailing home treatment for skin and scalp conditions.
An advertisement claims Hom-Rold cures all piles by internal action right on the tongue. Sold by N. F. Ames & Co with a money back guarantee if it fails. Price 31 per bottle, Dr. Leonhardt, Station U Buffalo, IN.
Multiple real estate notices advertise homes, farms, and land for sale in Corry and surrounding areas. Properties include houses on South and East Pleasant, West Church, Main, Lemon, and other streets, plus a 160 acre farm south of the city and an 8% acre Eldred township farm. Contacts include Mrs Hate Woodard, Philip Ion, W W Hasbrouck, and the Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency. Also advertised are a 190 Second Avenue house, and a 100 acre farm three miles east of Columbus Pa with easy terms.
Help wanted notices seek women for light outdoor work and cooking at local hotels with steady wages and good employment. Also theater ticket details and rent offers for farms near Corry. Including hospital assistant roles, dish washer, tet girl, and various domestic positions. Corry, Pa listings cover employment, lodging, and opportunities with contact instructions.
Fragmentary text recounts ancient rites linked to ocean deities and legendary voyages. It mentions Idomatoux, king of Grete, vowing sacrifices to Neptune during a perilous journey, with echoes of the Argo saga and a near sacrifice motif.
Classified ad from Globe Cigar Co Cleveland Ohio seeks sales rep to sell brands to retailers big pay. Also notes odd items and personal notices including addresses and misc names. several broken phrases and unrelated catalog lines appear.
The fragmentary text shows a confused note from Henry Ward discussing a recipient and a plan or sentiment tied to a university or institution. It mentions suppers, lectures, and wishes for someone’s success, but specific names, dates, or events are not coherent.
A Cleveland building trades group moves to expel Taft from the Steam Shovelers union over alleged boycott of a ball game. Charges target nonunion labor claims tied to a local project dubbed The Tinder Box as details remain unclear.
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