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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
6
A retailer promises top style selection and total satisfaction. Buyers are assured that whatever they choose will please in wear, with a strong guarantee of satisfaction.
A local page lists numerous residents and visitors with brief notes. Names include B. Brown in Warren, E. G. Amidon at Spring Creek, Mrs. Ida Randolph in Erie, James L. West from Jamestown, and many others visiting cities or traveling. Activities cover meetings, trips, recitals, and summer plans. A joke about Jackson and Davy Crockett closes the column.
An old clipping outlines a reward for information leading to the capture of a culprit or cure for a condition. It references Halle Gatnerk Cuca and wholesalers in Toledo, with medical claims for a patent cure and warnings about internal effects. The piece shifts to a brief anecdote about compliments to an elderly woman and a note on the American First Lighthouse at St. Augustine, mentioning Spanish coast intelligence and a raider named Francie Drake.
A quotation notes that character can be harmed by slander while reputation cannot be controlled by others. The speaker asserts that reputation is in no man's keeping and that one can only influence how others ought to think of them, not what they actually think. Words convey caution about public judgment and personal conduct.
Weekly shopping notes from Wood's highlight discounted teas and coffees. Garden Grown Bud varieties like Green Japan and Ceylon are offered at 23 cents with brand listings and adverts. Also promoted are Golden Sun coffees, Snow White lard, baking powders, saleratus, Yeast Foam, and candy samples at 10 cents per pound.
An advertisement touts Hyomel as a fast cure for catarrh cold and irritant cough. It claims relief in a day and full cure with eucalyptus based formula. A complete outfit with inhaler and Fyo mol costs $1.00, with extra bottle available for 50 cents. May 211-29.
The fragment recalls John Ruskin’s 1874 London tea shop attempt to aid the poor with pure tea and notes on his sign painting by family servants. It also traces the Raleigh surname variants from 1687 deeds, showing spellings Rawley Rawlye Raswelsh and Raleigh, plus remarks on Elizabethan pronunciation. The cuttings include stray Scots dialect lines and a London Tit-Bite quote.
Monday visit to Tennessee as families share news of Miss Millicent Moyilon and other locals. A baby girl died Saturday of whooping cough and pneumonia. services at David Curtis cemetery. Friends extend sympathy. News includes Miss Luli Covel visiting relatives, Chautauqua trip, health updates, weddings anniversary notices, and community club gatherings at Maccabees hall and church events.
Classified ad note mentions seeking items and listings with emphasis on advertisements. Content fragment suggests a listing of wants and classifieds within a publication segment. No specific people places or events clearly stated in readable text.
An advertisement touts Rhewometr and Rheuma Co products as cures for rheumatism covering kidneys liver blood and bowels. It promises relief from muscle and joint inflammation and offers money back guarantees. The copy urges mail orders to Buffalo New York and claims neuralgia relief with English markup for stomach and bowels.
Plumbing and tinning shop opened in the east basement of the new Payne block at Main Street and Maple Avenue. Clyde L. Jones is proprietor. phone 116. Craft offers plumbing and tinning services for local homes and businesses.
A garbled ad promotes low price textiles at Howie Gotatock’s store. It mentions a ten cent linen collar and a one dollar shirt sale. Other catalog items include coats and capes with reduced prices.
Fragments indicate a warning about reaching H and Olds in Corry within two hours after receiving a message. The text mentions doctors and timing but lacks clear names, places, and events.
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