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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1910
Page
5
Fragmentary ad text mentions pain relief products and claims of healing effects. It references Painogonn and various conditions including joint and back pain. The readable lines suggest product usage and consumer outcomes but lack clear attribution or authoritative detail.
An advertisement notes consulting engineering services covering analysis, correction, equipment specification, installation, and operation for a complete power, factory, pumping, and meeting plant. Location cited as 902 Masonic Temple, Erie, Pa. Publication appears in a classified ad section.
Jackson proprietor says he meets all triiniat Union depot work and ferries parts of the city. Special attention to transfers and baggage. Both phones.
Washington returns show Democrats with a strong House majority and insurgent Republicans ready to align on key votes. The 62nd Congress could feature Democratic and Progressive Republican cooperation to block Taft administration policies and push investigations into past administrations.
A garbled historical page fragment describes a tale of a man named Jim at a lost location in a hostel and references to New York figures Mrs Bullth and Mr Bullth. The text mixes partial phrases and unreadable lines, making the narrative unclear and hard to trace.
A fragment from a newspaper note mentions a woman and a duo of beautiful women in a race. The readable lines hint at a gendered performance or event but lack clear names, places, or dates to identify participants or outcomes.
A fragmented ad-like list touts low prices on flour meals prunes tea coffee and preserves amid a rush to push out goods before a stated holiday. It highlights Hood family flour New Wheat products and canned items with various price points and a note about a china giveaway as a promotional tease.
Spartanburg reports a 12 year old boy drew from a hookworm affliction. Dewey Whetatina, 19, died yesterday after a two months illness diagnosed as hook worm disease. The body showed severe wasting and weight loss as officials note the condition and timing following the onset of symptoms.
Albany November 10 State Labor Commissioner John Williams proposed taking hand in the express strike. He suggested invoking authority to compel dispatchers and employees to attend hearings in New York. The move would empower mediation and arbitration to end the dispute and resume operations, with officials facing actions if progress stalls.
Frederick R. Smith of Baltimore is discovered with a bullet wound in the temple near Lake Ound. A coroner's verdict deems death self-inflicted. Smith was linked to Rev. Dr. J. B Hodges and notable Baltimore families, active in clubs and banking, recently losing a position with Fidelity Aid Deposit Company.
In Philadelphia on November 11 Abe Attell featherweight champion and Wes Moran fought to a draw after six rounds. Attell showed cleverness but Moran pressed with hard work, keeping the bout even to the final bell despite Attell’s speed.
Market report shows New York provisions with sugar oats milk and cheese quotes, and Buffalo livestock markets with cattle steers heifers bulls cows and hogs. Prices for wheat corn oats butter cheese potatoes and meats are listed with ranges and states terms for No 1 and No 2 grades.
An old medicine advertisement extols Thompson's Barosma as a superior regulator for kidneys liver and bladder. It claims cleansing impurities from blood and urine, promises health benefits, and guarantees a money back offer via N F Amos Co or Thomas Downey with a 50 cent to 2 dollar bottle.
Oyster direct from shell to consumer. Take a dozen oysters in a box ready to serve. 124 Ny Center Street. Philadelphia.
Acme Milling Co announces a new crop buckwheat flour that is very white. If grocers do not stock it, call 1217 to arrange supply.
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