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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1911
Page
6
A garbled collage of campfire tall tales and curiosities from early 19th century sources. It mixes Western camp happenings and animal encounters with snippets about performers, scientific notes on motion, and a humorous exchange about dinner, all presented in a jumbled, fragmentary fashion.
A chaotic OCR fragment notes a large Smithsonain like collection of 50,000 hicks with varied forms and iridescent colors rivaling hues of avature, hinting at a diverse display within a major museum setting.
The piece recounts a testimonial from a Corry resident praising Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney issues, noting relief after use and urging purchases from local druggists. It also briefly touches on various historical vignettes and readers’ anecdotes, including a Greek Revolution era tale and a joke about an ink spill.
Excerpts attribute quotes on laughter to Goethe's mother Sterne Carlyle Sydney Smith and others. The text discusses laughter as a moral and uplifting force, claiming it can elevate spirit, lengthen happiness and brighten life’s journey. Each figure links humor with virtue and resilience.
While training for the coming meet athletes search for a remedy to ease muscle soreness. The brief notes a health tip context and emphasizes training preparation.
World famous trainer Dave Coburn hails Rexall Rubbing Oil as a dandy product used on Butt Clark in a day race at Madison Square Garden. It is sold in two wire packages priced 25 cents and 50 cents, available only at Rexall outlets.
An old ad touts Babbitt's Inside and Outside products as attractively dainty and loathsome in sweat, claiming compliance with the Pure Food Act. It stresses purity, freshness, and low prices, noting a qualified quality claim and a simple price.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a ruined ancient city in Pern with references to Witneyen and a large wall. The text blends mythic names and dubious origins, mentioning a poet philosopher and a scene of a man in a bookstore selecting cheap books for a library. The passage cites a New York Times fragment.
In Parla a man charged with tosali ng police execution denied the act though police produced two witnesses. An elderly man and a non blind elderly woman testified to rude conduct and an attempted assault. The judge acquitted the prisoner.
The piece notes Spain as illiterate yet highly educated, arguing education is a digestible mass misinterpreted in readers. It cites Elenry A. Frank and praises workers like laborers and muleteers for practical knowledge grounded in daily life and common sense.
A reflective passage argues that abstract beliefs matter little next to the heart's affections. It asserts that warmth and compassion color daily actions and drive humane conduct in business, justice, and generosity.
Advertisement touts Thompson's Darcama as a cure providing kidney liver and bladder regulation. It urges immediate purchase from N F Ames & Co or Thomas Downey and promises blood purification and health restoration with a two week course.
Oliver Beauty Shop offers hair styling facial massage and manicure by appointment. Mrs W E Oliver operates at Room 6 Ajax Bridge. bell telephone number provided for bookings and orders.
Advertises loans of 10 to 50 dollars with weekly or monthly payments. Claims easy terms and a special agent will call to provide the money.
A promotional note touts Very Best Flour as consistently high quality. It claims years of milling expertise and carefully selected wheat produce superior baling results, encouraging readers to try it and notice the difference.
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