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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1910
Page
2
Uncertain OCR text suggests warmer 이어 and snow potential today with variable conditions noted at a trailhead. Forecast references snow billowing and windy notes, indicating unstable weather with possible brief snow events and shifting temperatures.
The text presents a confused mix of remarks about a colonel naturalist, a proposed lecture titled Beasts That Have Hunted Me, and references to Jersey saloon laws and local governance. It reads as a garbled historical newspaper fragment with multiple topics and damaged phrasing.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a health warning about a cure for a medical condition and mentions a money offer and a drug sale. The text references Toledo Ohio and a seller name connected to a family site for constipation remedies.
A chaotic court report details a Corry Alderman linked to a burglary case and a missing hotel money sum. Detectives and the county attorney plan further investigations as witnesses unveil confusing statements and potential motives.
The season opener features Lyons and Cowles as forwards with Pedigo Nabe and Woot at guard positions. The team, coached by an unnamed mentor, aims to kick off the year with a strong performance against an anticipated rival on Thanksgiving night.
Reported in Denver on November 2a a bill aims to punish surgeons who perform appendectomies when not medically necessary. Critics cite profit motives and malpractice risks while supporters argue for accountability and patient protection. The document notes widespread expert testimony across the state on the role of disease necessity versus surgeon incentive.
The marriage of Miss Alhuche Strickland of the grow and Mr. Herbert Donahue of Rochester was solemnized at the home of the bride on Marion Street with a ceremony led by the clergyman at St Photius church. The couple plan to reside in Cleveland after their wedding season. The bride is well known and widely admired among friends and neighbors.
A reader asks why 80 many people feel worse after taking pills. The note describes painful bowels and cramps from a new drug claim, notes mild pills regulate bowels, and lists a dubious guarantee of billions and high price at 256 per box sold by Piantan Downey at N21 23-25.
A short card thanks loyal friends and customers for their continued confidence and patronage. It notes appreciation for support and mentions W. A. Sloen as the signer with references to general satisfaction and ongoing efforts.
Alderman Dy J Smyth relocates his office to a basement space beneath Wilton's. He will handle his usual duties and conduct business in a new, informal setting. The change is presented as a practical move for convenience.
A Chautauqua Sherman Summerdale leasing push led by Harry Cornell aims to secure long term rights across thousands of acres for gas development. The plan seeks to form a corporation under Haine to operate a first well, with a decision pending on incorporation and the lease validity.
The notice advertises Thanksgiving meal options with plated dishes and choices for pain stake in selection. Customers are invited to visit or call to order with assurance of careful attention from Wileos in the city.
A local ad from Dyking Photo Gallery at 100 1 2 First Avenue urges families to book portraits before Christmas, promising a fearless gift idea with a focus on a flattering image. The note hints at adult subject matter and directs readers to contact the shop for arrangements.
A fragmented 1910 era memo outlines a network of individuals named in a covert info sharing column. It discusses dissemination of data, travel expenses, and personal costs tied to a political campaign. Names and dates appear with tentative roles and affiliations.
A local supplier promises ready made storm sash and windows to block cold and reduce fuel use. They can deliver as soon as ordered, with sizes already cut to fit.
Local ads offer fresh oysters at Philadelphia Oyster House 124 N. Contey St and note payments for A Hurd estate due by November 27. Also promote buckwheat flour and children’s sweaters with closing out prices and supplier details at Acme Building Co and 212 W Main Street.
Dr Padoll of St James Hotel Corry requests information to identify a man using his name to sell two palm of glasses in Columbus. He says the glasses were token and unsatisfactory and asks witnesses to replace them.
Pure wool underwear for women advertised by International Tailoring Co New York A I Messenger Son as sole agents at 212 W Main St ap front. Wanta and Olasalted Advertise Ii The Journal urges readers to shop the sale and inquire.
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