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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1910
Page
5
A Neapolitan gang uses a bishop’s crozier and a jeweled cross to order a grand theft from a church furnishing shop. The finest plunder includes a bishop’s crozier and a gold filigree box in a carriage driven by two horses. The proprietors, alarmed by the impostors, witness a dramatic scene as the thieves escape before police arrive.
A garbled text fragment references a French scientist and a coin mold affecting gold isolation and earth laboratories. The readable elements point to a theoretical or experimental discussion, but most specifics are unreadable. Entities and facts are too unclear to extract reliable names, dates, or events.
A garbled text reads as if from a dreamlike poem, with scattered lines about journeys, gardens, shadows, and distant stars. The passage evokes a sense of travel, longing, and nocturnal imagery, though many phrases are unintelligible.
The article depicts Manuel and his mother Quest AbielLD as central figures in a chaotic sequence tied to the fall of a government. It references international figures, a Portuguese context, and Latin American connections while noting safety concerns and political asylum dynamics.
Fragmented lines recount a nostalgic bond between friends Kennett Harris and Austin, mentioning weariness, enduring affection, and shared jokes. The piece references loves, jokes, and praise, with vivid images of smiling, crying, and the ache of parting.
An old lady and a visiting friend debate a breakfast scene in which bacon is described as grand but the elder insists it is merely bacon frying. The dialogue implies a misattribution of a death to natural causes, revealing a mix of local color and misunderstanding.
An advertisement promotes iheuma, a claimed arthritis remedy dissolving uric acid to end rheumatic pain. It cites a testimonial from H W Strow of Troy Pennsylvania dated January 29, 1410, praising its effects after three years of pain. The seller guarantees satisfaction with a 50 cent price and lists additional products and the company location in New York.
An advertisement touts Novo Tablets as a nerve tonic that renews energy and tones nerves. It claims tired mornings, nervous restlessness, and sleeplessness signal weakened nerves, with the blood distributing nutrients to revitalize the body. Priced at 50 cents, available through all druggists.
The Philadelphia Oyster House operation advertises direct-to-consumer oysters shucked from shells and boxed ready to serve. A note mentions casual items like a dozen fried oysters in a box, with a street address at 124 North Central Street.
A brief note complains about buckwheat flour quality and seeks action from the grocer if not stocked. It mentions quaking bhuckwheat out from the gew crop and very White flour and directs to contact Acme Billing Co for resolution.
In a Delaware River hill country outing two racing autos collided near Montgomery Orange County. Roosevelt's chauffeur Alexander Fhbel died at the scene while Roosevelt and companion were injured. the crash occurred when a front axle broke causing the car to overturn. The injured were taken to St. Luke's hospital Newburgh. the chauffeur was later identified as Khbel.
The Main Street church of God in Steelen Marietta is freed from a long standing debt after a $1,000 gift from a donor named McCune who lives in New York. The donor said the check should be used to aid members and later join the church while the donation also left $100 in the treasury for a future gift to Braeton church within three weeks.
A brief proverb style line notes that a single kind word can avert a tax like anger, framing mercy as a timely check to rising grievance. The piece emphasizes restraint and temper in social disputes.
An OCR damaged notice touts a dubious remedy with promises to cure many ailments. It mentions a product described as a large box costing $1, claims of permanent relief, and references to medical figures and a booklet offer. The text is fragmentary and unreliable.
A chaotic scene erupts as New York department stores confront a police presence during a delivery wagon dispute. Wagons are blocked, authorities intervene, and shoppers watch as the commotion unfolds across multiple streets near flagship retailers.
The article notes the crossing of the Alps by the great Honnibal in 218 BC. It mentions consulting engineers and apparatus for completing works including power, factory, pumping and lighting plants at 302 Masonic street crossing the Alps.
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