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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1910
Page
5
An ad promotes a home remedy named Catarhoxona Aubilen for cold symptoms. It claims to treat catarrh, dronchids, hay fever, and related ailments. The offer includes a large size priced at $1 and a trial size of 350, sold by Thomas Downey.
A brief ad notes relief for rheumatic pain with quick action. It claims the remedy removes soreness and improves well being within hours. The product is priced at $1.00 and offered by Durham Drug Co.
Fragments describe butter making and processing steps with erratic terms. It mentions temperatures, moisture, aging, packing into packages, and market requirements. Names and places are unclear while the text outlines multiple stages and quality benchmarks.
Page discusses profitability of cropping and feeding strategies for dairies, emphasizing green crops and feeding sequences. It highlights advantages of feeding cows wholly on green crops, potential higher yields, manure recycling, and land productivity. Notes nitrate use on Al Jardon crepe and cautions about overfeeding and milk quality. Reference to Calves in Colorado and concerns with feeding management.
The Bureau of Chemistry of the Department of Agriculture confirms that Wilphorlo and Boracle provide a good preservative effect. It notes attention to methods of preservation through cold storage, as many fruits are kept for a year. It cautions that food may deteriorate over time regardless of preservation approaches to avoid plamatory or other dangerous qualities.
A fragmented report notes the Guernsey cow line as highly popular in the country. It mentions butter yield and a figure of 7,808 pounds of milk at age three, with butter fat averaging over four percent.
Fragmentary text discusses saving milk by removing the calving from cows and describes issues with a cow yearling. Mentions butterfat conversion and costs but lacks clear actions or dates.
A reader from Staytfield writes about long lasting rheumatism in the ankles and claims relief after using Rheuma. Ames & Coy offer a bottle for 50 cents with a money back guarantee and promise to cure any case. The ad touts faster relief within a day and urges mail orders prepaid from Buffalo New York.
If your system runs down or digestion fails Nero Tablets offer a nature based remedy. It claims to enrich blood and strengthen nerve fibres, improving mood and energy. Priced at 50e per box and available at every drug store in Corry.
A county hospital controversy centers on charges for two weeks of treatment. The physician accuses a client of misunderstanding, insisting total costs reflect care and a $25 charge supports equity. The exchange highlights pricing fairness and patient billing concerns.
In Nicaragua City of Managua reformists and Liberals claim 80 percent of residents back a popular presidential vote. Protests escalated after Estrada government reels from crackdown. at least fifty killed in riots and clashes. Local leadership splits reveal deep political turmoil.
A city meeting in New York on May 10 discussed discipline for Bennett and a probe into anti government activities. The board debated whether to suspend actions and how to handle governance at the city club.
If you have piles you know that the vital treatment with salves pills and operations cannot be depended upon for more than temporary relief. Dr Leonardt's Hem-Rotd a tablet remedy removes the cause of piles permanently. Soli tor $1 and guaranteed by Ni B Ames & C. Corry Pa. Dr Leonardt Co. Station B Buffalo NY. Prep Write for booklet What do you know bout his past not enough to make it a life suspicion about his present.
Odd notes cite dogs sensing earthquakes in Messina with a wary official and his restless hound. A Hubbard Oregon tea farmer, Peter Lover, claims Japan tea quality can be grown in Hubbard and broader Oregon. He touts a patch of land yielding tea sold locally at 34 for a rich Portland market.
A garbled passage describes taking medicine and issues with bottles. Dialogue fragments include a barber, a man, and a reference to a bottle and a doctor. The text remains unclear and lacks complete context or coherent events.
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