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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text from Millville narrates a plea or incident involving a girl, her father, and the governor, with garbled names and places. It references Tekan, Meueband, and KnieL Lrivilly, plus a mention of a shot at 200 feet and a request to the governor for action. The readable facts are scarce and uncertain.
The readable fragments describe an auction of texts with references to a Letters Union and a Spink fowl Wibsoft tower. The passage notes promises from an executor and mentions a towered structure, a date unclear, and partial phrases about bidders and authorities. Most details are garbled.
A testimonial from Mrs. Kite Abermatt reports two years of kidney trouble with backache and painful urinary issues. She credits Doan's Kidney Pills with prompt relief and no serious flare ups since use. An interview adds that she remains free of kidney trouble and recommends the remedy. Sold by dealers. 50 cents. Poster Mitbure Co., Buffalo NY.
The feature extols a confectionery shop promising quality and value in its offerings. It highlights dedication to good products and fair pricing, inviting readers to view the store's appealing selections and exceptional value.
A youth named Joseph Stirkieh, 19, died after climbing a fence and his gun discharged, tearing cotton from his clothing and wounding him fatally as he reached his home. He succumbed shortly after at the scene. Mrs Dinsmore laments the missed supper as a sewing circle gathers in the next room.
A confused OCR narrative recalls a street scene near Walnut and Twenty third streets. Two youths, Andrew and Anderson, are chased after a car crash ending with the crowd surveying the damaged area. A bystander recalls asking for help and mentions a nearby place named Walnut.
A boy named Tommy asks about a small girl found by a stairs landing in a house. A parent fears consequences while adults react with concern and attempt to calm him. The scene suggests a distressing event affecting a relative, prompting questions about what happened to the child.
Fragmentary exchange shows Harold, Tommy, and Uncle in a tense kitchen talk. Harold insists on getting to work and making a settlement on a SWET Lou two years ago. Tommy admits not being very bad, just comfortable, as Uncle probes behavior.
A fragment shows a nighttime nurse asking if medicine promised by a doctor has arrived while the day nurse notes it has not. The scene shifts to inquiry about hospital staff hospitality toward Nagger and his wife, with a brief, clipped exchange among Bilson and others. The dialogue captures a domestic medical setting with unnamed speakers.
A testimonial letter promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as effective for chronic female ailments. The notice urges sick women to write Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Mass for guidance, claiming many have found health after other treatments failed and avoiding surgery.
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