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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1912
Page
8
A dense list of residents and visitors moves through Corry area today. Names include John T. Brew Brie DiMeadvilles John Hurley Cambridge Springs and many more visiting relatives, on business, or passing through.
Fragmentary OCR reads about a stomach cure named Palnoxone or Painozone promising immediate relief and lasting cure for digestion. It touts universal efficacy against disorders and urges purchase of Pathozone could be trialed, with confusing branding and meaningless terms.
Mr. Allie Taylor traveled to Erie to visit friends. A H Mable spent the day in Erie on business. John Marks spent the day fishing on Bite Eye.
Corry Floral Co owner Otto Shrock advertises special Mother’s Day flowers for May 12. A large supply of white and red carnations will be available, with a bright bouquet option for the occasion. Located at Columbus Ave and North Center Street. Bell phone 222-1.
An advertisement offering assistance in choosing memorials and monuments. It promises practical experience, reliable information on styles of memorial work, and a safeguard of reputation. The text emphasizes helping you select materials and designs for memorials.
A collage of antiquated snippets: a quarrel over engagement and threats, a boiled salad dressing recipe urging cheap oil substitutes, notes on delays of justice with historic hangings, a linguistic quip about Mad as a Hatter, a tale of a viscounts funeral procession, a parlor-fire joke about saving belongings, and a Chicago Tribe cartoon caption. The items span recipes, folklore, and humor from old newspapers.
A reflective quotation piece contrasts mercy with hardness among people, invoking Shakespearean diction and George Eliot. It ponders mercy as a radiant, calming virtue that elevates justice and illumines judgment.
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