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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1910
Page
7
A report details a planned warehouse project near Richmond aiming to store tobacco products. Officials announce forthcoming orders and outline the anticipated land use changes as part of the regional development plan.
Horan takes top prize in a field of 16 starters at the SHVwio event yesterday. Burman shows strong performance, Marquette Buick places second, Lozler’s car prompts a dramatic incident on a 86-foot embankment but riders remain unharmed. Joe Mittion and Katoh Beardiey finish third and fourth in the Sinplex and Bimplex segments. An amateur driver from Atlanta ranks among the notable entrants.
A potential strike by the conductors union in Philadelphia is reported with about 5400 workers involved. It notes talks with the Rapid Transport Company and a possible walkout if executive committees fail to reach terms, reflecting rising labor tension amid ongoing negotiations and shuttle plans.
An advertisement touts MONA stomach tablets as a cure for indigestion and upset stomachs. It markets relief from fermentation and rumbling, promising fast to digestion and a money back plan through Amos & Coy. It cites a Mr Amos & Coy outlet and asserts nationwide availability.
An advertisement claims Nero Tablets renew strength for nerves and blood, easing fatigue, nervousness, and sleeplessness. It promises restoration of youth and vitality by nourishing worn nerve fibers and improving nerve function, with a price of 60 cents and availability through druggists.
Reading fragment notes a fanciful title about smart children and wonders. It appears to discuss Witheroaies of Shiark children growing up, but details are unclear and names are uncertain. The item resembles a literary or instructional piece rather than a reportable event.
Pembroke writer recalls injury from a heavy log and relief after applying Paino Zone. The ad touts Painozone as a universal cure and urges readers not to be without it. Gurdy plans a next attempt at an aerial flight from Hamburg line, postponed by the West Indies hurricane.
Fragmentary dialogue in uneven quotation marks shows Mrs. Dubb bey defending effort while pointing to influence of drinkers on success. A murky remark by Hayles about Ufo raises questions of motive and capability in a murky scene.
An advertisement claims rapid relief from rheumatism within hours using Detohon’s Telief. The copy touts quick action, a price of 1.00, and mentions Durant Drug Co as a seller. The text is garbled but centers on a consumer tonic with bold performance claims.
Report states President Roosevelt was not in the car involved in a crash along the state road near Montgomery County on Sunday. Victims include John T. Sill, a retired merchant, and others sustaining serious injuries and hospital care.
A visitor to Ele cubbbleb's shop asks about brass cogwheels and nut gears. Cobber Wil explains the clockwork pieces are components for a clock. The scene captures a quirky barter in a quiet village workshop.
The Christian Missionary Alliance holds its annual convention in Alliance Hall at No 6 First Ave Corry from Nov 10 to 18 with first service on Wednesday Nov 9 at 7 80 p m Daily services Nov 10 11 12 and 18 at 10 00 a m 2 30 and 7 30 p m Speakers include Rev B J Richards Bing hamton NY District Superintendent Rev John Cox Butler Pa Mrs Rubi Tibet and Mrs Funk Central China Public invited Rev H F Meltzer Local Supt.
A vintage ad explains a scalp treatment promising to rid dandruff and itching. It promotes Zemo Soap and MoMo as effective, claiming they cleanse the scalp and stop flaking. The notice offers a money back guarantee if not fully satisfied.
Fragmentary notice mentions Mea Kamae and a photo gallery promotion. It notes Prince Reachen Pekin and Admiral Suh visiting Pekin, with references to Shanghai and a United States visit, reflecting a dated international interest and local gallery appeal.
Advertisements offer numerous real estate opportunities in towns including Columbus Avenue and Main Street with houses and lots for sale. Listings note prices from 700 to 2000 dollars, vacant lots 66 by 60 feet, and multiple homes with 1 to 2 stories, cement foundations, and modern improvements. Contact R. Powell for details and showings.
A jumble of 1920s style help wanted items offers free car models and auto courses from firms like Minpire Automobile Institute and Rochester Automobile School. Positions include foreman with machining skills, chauffeurs, brush boring machinery hands, and timber labor. Various farms list labor or staffing needs in Columbus Township and surrounding areas.
Fragmentary notice lists a Holstein bull named Lest LOST and references Thurston Welch tilt. Contact B. W. Jewell, Corry R, D, Bell phone, 1wa for details.
The passage argues that people chase riches to secure ease and status, but association laws turn love of money into servitude. Independence without wealth is as common as wealth, suggesting wealth does not guarantee true freedom.
Classified fragments show furnished room with bath offered by Mrs F I Ward near Armory 2411. A store room in Harris block on Main Street described as good location. Rent notices request inquiries to Wilcox Market and Matt Street first floor rooms. Also mentions wage and payment offers with weekly or monthly terms, and heavy wrapping paper for carpets. Also sale of four cutters, one pair of bolts, a heavy wagon cheap for cash at 8 D Hatley Spring Creek.
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