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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1910
Page
7
An ad touts ProKonan Hyatr Jgent as a purifying treatment for blood and internal organs. It claims to clear impurities and restore vitality, selling at 260 buys per box through Thomas Downey N 7-012.
The text presents a garbled OCR fragment describing a medical condition, a discussion of catarrh, and various disjointed phrases about eating utensils and table manners. It mentions funds, a patent or company name, and unrelated personal actions, but lacks coherent events or clear persons.
Fragmentary reflection on returning to nature each year and sharing faults with loved ones. Mentions silent stars, absolution, memories as treasure, and mortality. Ends with attributions to Henrys van Dy.
A garbled recount of George Stephenson and a local trial at Drayton features in a dialogic scene with Buckland and Sir William, highlighting a debate over invention and defence. The excerpt pivots on the moral and social implications of genius amid contested claims and public scrutiny.
A garbled OCR item discusses baldness with claims that excess gray matter or dandruff germs cause hair loss. It mentions supposed cures from Parisian retailers and warnings to avoid products, urging readers to eradicate dandruff and buy proprietary tonics. The piece reflects period tonics and quack remedies marketed to men seeking hair growth.
An early 20th century ad claims Nero tablets enrich and tone the blood to strengthen nerves and fight fatigue. It promises restored youth and vitality, claims to feed the nerves and nourish the weak, and notes the product is sold by all druggists at five cents per bottle.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses how heat expands and contracts bodies in space, referencing cannon balls and temperature effects. It shifts to quoted lines from newspapers and jokes about women sharpening pencils, noting misprints and stray attributions with a mock editorial voice.
An ad touts a product named Ty remover from Durham Drug Co that supposedly relieves rheumatism in six hours. The copy insists the remedy quickly reduces severe cases and promotes a price of one dollar.
A New York Herald summary describes shaved paper made from rice pith, sourced from a small reed belonging to the Arulia genus. The paper travels to China where artists use it for colored drawings, noting its light texture and potential uses. The piece includes fabrication details and remarks on its historical novelty and exotic origin.
The Christian Missionary Alliance annual convention will be held in Alliance Hall at 6 First Ave Corry with a first service on Wednesday Nov 9 at 7 30 p m. Daily services November 10 11 12 13 occur 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 Ruhl Tibet and Mrs Funk Central China The public is cordially invited.
Thousands of women at Wan Halli face dispirited days until a tonic named Ferrozone is introduced. Adriane from Whitney Pier testifies her daughter’s health improved after using Barroxone and Ferrozone, boosting appetite and strength.
A fragmented notice from Dyking Pioto Gallery at 104 1-2 First Avenue promotes a wood viola gift as a pleasing option for giving a girl. It urges timely seating and business engagement, reflecting a catalog or advertisement tone.
Classified notices advertise multiple properties for sale including a 60 by 200 foot lot on Columbus Avenue and a 50 by 100 foot lot on Molt Treat, with Seeking buyers through Wake Morgaridge. Also listed are a furniture factory site near Muln Street and a double house on Second Avenue with 62 foot frontage on Church, plus several other homes and investment opportunities with prices and contact details for Wake Morgaridge.
Fragmented classified listing offers jobs for automobile repair prep and foreman, plus real estate pitches for cheap houses and farms. Contains addresses in Ohio and Ohio area as well as Rochester Institute and various properties for sale. Includes garbled text and multiple unrelated items. Some lines promote training and paid positions, others list properties with prices and locations.
The readable fragment mentions a yearling Holstein bull from Thurston pasture Welch 1111. Names appear as B W Jewell, Corry RD 1, and telephone contact. Nearby text references Lowell Mahaffy Tawies Russell Lowell and Professor Mihalty with disjoint dialogue, yielding no clear action or event to report.
Auction style classifieds list a furnished room with rent inquiry at 24th Store room Harris block Main Street, plus notices for sale and a festival announcement. The fragment references a journal office and a William Lowell quote about worthy actions.
Public notice offers private money loans to any person with quick approval. Terms mention weekly or monthly payments and strong suggestion of social agent assistance. Open day and evenings indicate flexible hours for applicants.
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