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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1912
Page
7
A long fragmented page lists numerous properties for sale or rent, ranging from houses with lots and city water to farms and barns. It includes real estate agents, owner notices, and a classified-ad style mix with prices, locations, and brief property features.
An old newspaper ad promotes a ten cent box of Cascarets candy for digestive relief. It touts benefits like removing undigested matter, easing sour stomach, and soothing constipation. The blurb targets both men and women, urging daily use and claiming quick, inexpensive relief.
A garbled OCR fragment references an incident involving a toll or damage claim tied to a person or entity named Dita Owner and a location Havasonie with mentions of Angicire Journal. The readable text also includes stray names and organizations, but no coherent event details or dates emerge.
A fragmentary ad from Durham Deng Co at 193 N Gen ler St promotes a product called Laying Dome to keep hens safe. The ad emphasizes Wor cackling hens and Whey fed Conkey’s Laying Dome as a solution.
Article outlines naval etiquette and salutes aboard ships, detailing how officers and crew must render honors during salutes to the national flag and foreign vessels. It notes that salutes are strictly regulated, with certain circumstances requiring no salute or independent display, and describes interactions with foreign warships in harbor or at sea.
Senate considers plan to mark the 100th anniversary of the 1814 treaty with Great Britain. Senator Bition's bill to create seven commissions to study valeriations of peace is favorably reported by Senator Roos from foreign relations. A minority opposes any official celebration, urging restraint to avoid stoking resentment amid evolving East European tensions.
Classified notice listing needs for male help at Corry Hos Mita and general apprenticeships. Includes upholstering learning, house and wood furnished, and various remittance offers. Appears in a 1931 Rochester, New York ad section with multiple terse bids.
Help wanted notices show positions for a clerk and kitchen girl at St James Hotel plus a bookbinding task. A portable typewriter operator is sought at 229 B South St with hours and pay unspecified. The fragment mentions a Sea wiltyr contains daily or 16 connd quantities and copper aonthine of atipa.
The passage presents a garbled mix of supposed medical ads and telegraph directives, claiming cures and public notices. It references the Adirondack region, mailing addresses, and paternal guidance while criticizing officials and suggesting reform.
An advertisement touts a tonic claiming to rebuild strength, relieve fatigue, and boost spirits for men and women. It promises quick results, linking improved health to increased ambition and a stronger body, with broad use across the country and endorsements from physicians.
A garbled OCR passage discusses measles control and quarantine measures. It references Board of Health authority, school quarantines, and penalties for noncompliance, outlining removal of children from premises and potential fines or detention. The text lists diseases and enforcement provisions, with penalties and court actions implied.
Fragmented OCR shows a county tobacco or land sentence with terms like imprisonment in county jail up to thirty days and a monetary penalty around 100 units, plus reference to other unspecified clauses. Names, places, and exact figures are garbled and unreadable.
Warren reports a vandalism incident at Warren High School where a pedestal was damaged and a youth named Holm was suspected. The act drew community concern as students faced disruption and officials debated responsibility and school safety. Local citizens urged inquiry into the motive and prevention measures.
An old style advertisement extols Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for colds and flu symptoms. It claims relief from headache, feverishness, sore throat, runny nose, and body pains after taking the medicine, urging readers to demand the exact product with no substitutes.
Mayville reports farm names filed by the county clerk in relation to tari matters and landholdings. The list includes Gagan, Fred Ball, Mathian Holmoy, Lani Much, Frame Mors, Sheridan Brute Hurat, Lahman, Lave, Knolls, Nelson Borthwick, Mayle Bide, Morain, Ponytret, Talier Brook farm, and Pennsylvania Oil priced at 1.80. Market figures show Mercer black sow, Castle Corning, and others with varied per hundredweights and shifts in price since 1904.
Fragmentary wildlife note mentions deer hunting season and unsettled details about sightings and activity. Names and places are unclear, with scattered references to individuals and local locations. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or outcomes to verify.
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