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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
2
The fragmentary text describes a local notice with fees and deadlines for a service or collection. It mentions different charges and a due time of ten o'clock, urging recipients to mail in by a morning deadline. The legibility is poor, but the core is a deadline driven notice with monetary amounts and submission requirements.
Fair Thursday and Friday with west to moderate winds. The text mentions Denver and a remark about women with the ballot, followed by unclear names and phrases. The source fragment is garbled and hard to interpret but notes weather and a historical vote context.
A physician testifies to Weekman's Alterative as a trusted tuberculosis remedy. The article recalls cases where patients improved after receiving the medicine, and notes it could be obtained through Corry druggists or via the Hekian Laboratory booklet of cures.
The Corryethens observed Halley's comet in the western sky for the first time yesterday evening. The display drew many onlookers who noted the bright object until darkness. The comet is less luminous than during its perihelion a week ago and is slowly fading from view as it moves away.
A fragmentary piece presents a garbled dialogue on frankness and opinion, featuring a playwright and a hostess. The incomprehensible text traces misheard phrases and mismatched lines, capturing a chaotic, error-filled scene. The surreal exchange hints at themes of honesty, affectation, and miscommunication.
A layman recounts a case where a defendant declared legally dead and later emerged alive. The plaintiff seeks to appeal to a higher court to challenge the death declaration and prove the person remains alive.
An ad claims Rhyumatiam and Neuralgin cure in 1 to 8 days with rapid relief. It touts dramatic effects on the condition and rapid disappearance of the disease after taking the medicine. Sold for 76 cents and $1 at Durham Drug Co.
In Atlantic May 26 1910 Dr Theodore Dior testified on a hypothetical about the Hoover murder case where Cora Foy Hoover was killed by Alton Hoover on November 27 1908. The expert ruled Hoover sane noting he could distinguish right from wrong and control his actions despite strange behavior and late night conduct. Witnesses described no prior unsound mindset and prosecutors hailed the decision as clear.
Fragmentary text references a hundred dollar action and a partnership or firm in Toledo with names Wald Kinnan Marvin and Fateh Matte. The garbled lines imply an obligation and a business transaction but lack coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities to confirm.
A fragmented note offers names Vaidevillé Bolch Edwards and the wondarfyt duo as part of a theater program tease. The text is unclear but hints at performances and new features to attract audiences tonight.
A local sale at A B Messenger and Bob's store 12 West Main Street lists stock from Bowie Co including nuts caps underwear and assorted goods. The notice notes items offered for sale and invites interested buyers to attend.
Memorial Day exercises at Washington Street School featured students from Miss Bowman's and Miss Clarke's rooms in tag drills and Columbine drill. Visitors praised the decor, and room No.1 and No.2 staged joint exercises while McCabe's drill and a red, white, and blue display drew notable attention.
Fragmented note describes a three reel series featuring Dorothy and companions. Mentions Emerald City and Wizard of Oz style adventures. Likely a cinema card or ad noting Ni soonte production and Garry Inmonika Alico.
Recreation Park hosts the opening event on a May evening with music and social games. Attendees are invited to arrive early and enjoy good weather, friendly atmosphere, and a festive start to the season.
Ensigns John Enelyn and Charles Aconulisa, once jailed for bankruptcy crimes, appeal through the U S Supreme Court after Superior Court upheld sentences in a banker insolvency case. They faced a $2000 fine and up to twelve years in prison. supporters claim they sought to pay debts and have public sympathy.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as the fastest and most delightful hair invigoration and dandruff cure. It promises visible improvement within two weeks, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The offer includes retail and mail order options from Amos & Co and the Giroux Mfg Co, Buffalo NY.
The body of a baby about one year old was found yesterday morning in Mill Creek behind the Patterson plant between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. The wrapped remains showed evidence of being tied with adhesive and were in a fair state of preservation. Police have not located the parents. The body was taken to Coroner Hanley.
Fordons residing in the era and 4th Wards may leave word or telephone their orders to Hasnett's market and they will receive prompt attention. D. 3. Hasbrouck, Collector.
In central Asia and Scotland a curious mix of myth and gossip surfaces. A weasel allegedly intercepted an egg on a public highway near Jedburgh, leaving the creature uncracked as it rolled away behind hedges. Nearby observations and odd folkloric notes accompany the tale as locals discuss marriages and other whimsical curiosities.
A. H. Olds M D reachable by either phone and can reach Corry within two hours after receiving a message, day or night. Dr. Olds.
An advertisement extols the prudent man of today who avoids unknown investments and values foresting ability in clothing from the Muternational Tailoring Co. of New York City. A. F. Messenger & Son, sole agents, Corry, Pa.
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