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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1910
Page
4
Paris fashion buzz centers on pongee coats offered in silk blends and near silk fabrics. A two-number selection features a silk blend coat at 10.50 with others priced at 15.00 and 18.00, while a near silat option carries 7.50 with 10.00 and 12.00 prices, presenting shoppers notable savings.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dialogue about patient treatment and forcing compliance. The garbled lines name Louisville and a Courier Journal reference, suggesting an old hospital or medical discussion context.
A fragment recalls the days of chivalry as a wife laments the era past. She references Sir Walter Raleigh leading a crowd for Queen Elizabeth to walk over, noting the crowd’s reaction and the mother’s plight amid the bustle and humor of the scene.
A vintage appeal touts Parisian Sage as a cure for dandruff hair loss and scalp disease. The ad claims rapid, noticeable results with a guarantee from Ames & Co, selling a large bottle for 50 cents, urging women to try the Invigorator for shinier stronger hair.
Olds M D can be reached by two phones and able to travel to Corry within two hours after receiving a message day or night. Dr. Olds.
A French liner captain described a new ship safety device enabling exact bearings in fog. The system uses a wireless sound indicator and a compass-like apparatus to determine bearing from Boulogne to Cape Race, potentially reducing ship collisions. Tests aboard Provenence and freighters showed promising results, with plans for broader adoption if proven effective.
Lieutenant Colonel Robert J. Ames of the Twelfth Infantry is confined to quarters at Fort M... pending trial by court martial on charges of conduct unbecoming an officer. The charges stem from the March 12 death of Lieutenant Clarence M. Janney at Ames’s residence during a dinner and dance. Janney’s death was linked to jealousy, and his widow Mrs. Janney, a Californian, remains at Fort McKinley awaiting the outcome as the principal witness.
Detroit Bros Press reports on a claim about sudden wealth linked to an uncle's death, noting the remark They way he got rich quick and referencing a wealthy relative.
Report from Went Spring Creek lists Mr Samuel Porter aged 81 hospitalized after an accident near Hekers Corner. Notes describe a meeting of FN Mutual phone Go at Mr I Bison's on May 14 electing officers for the year. Storm damage cost about 916 with repairs ongoing. A revolution extends the Turnpike to Taylor’s Mill. Social clubs schedule May 21 with program including choir, speeches on women’s suffrage, youth activities, and readings led by local residents.
An advertises a rheumatoid remedy named Dr Dotehon's Relief for Rheumatism and Neuralgia promising dramatic, immediate benefits within one day. It asserts rapid removal of the cause and disease, noting the first dose benefits and pricing of 76 cents with 81 cents total, sold by the Durkan Drug Co.
Chave opened a plumbing and tinning shop in the east basement of the new Payne block at Main street and Maple avenue. Clyde L. Jones is the contact, Bell phone 116.
An advertisement touts Thompson's Barosma as a universal cure for kidney and urinary issues, citing numerous testimonials from users like Frank Bourges and M. S. Langworthy. It asserts dramatic recoveries, promises a money back guarantee, and notes bottle prices of 50 cents and $1.00 with dates May 5-18.
Residents in the Sun area and 4th Wards may place garbage orders by word or telephone to Hasbrouck’s Market and sum. Orders will receive prompt attention from the collector.
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