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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1911
Page
7
A garbled ad style passage promotes Pope's Cold Compound as a quick cure for colds with dosage every two hours and claims it has proven ineffective for flu or grippe. It cites extensive sales and origins while suggesting the product’s safety is debated and questionable.
A variety of rental notices offer furnished rooms and small apartments. Listings include four-room and two-room units with bath, at locations such as 2310, 222 Hast Main Street, 126 Pennsylvania Avenue, West Pleasant Street, and 412 Mott Street. Inquiries addressed to N. Cohen, JH. Clough, Mrs. F. Ward, Mrs. John Bmutz, and O. A. Stennett.
Rebels clash as Chinese attackers attempt a harbor landing in Wu Chow. Five small steamers and a torpedo boat fail to secure victory. Dozens killed or beheaded. several captives executed. The battle ends with torpedo boat survivors escaping amid smoke and chaos.
Pollan reports Tank Shao V1 says the government will not carry out the original plan by force. Promder Yun Shih Taltatay confirms the shift and says he intends to win the meeting. Diplomats note no improvement in current conditions and plan to seek reinforcements. Revolutionists capture forts near Nankin and threaten Mufisan fort. Rumor claims General Chant Tain fled Nankin as two revolutionary columns head toward Nankdiu. An 1818 Pennsylvania court convicted an eavesdropper.
An advertisement extols San Cura Ointment and San Cura Soap as powerful antiseptics that cure a wide range of ailments from sore poisons to piles and blemishes. It cites testimonials from B.D. Ditton of Thinnville Pa and promises relief, quick healing, and guaranteed cures if doctors or druggists do not stock or sell the products.
Advertisement notes a sale on office machines and a 10 percent discount. It lists Geo W Mor at 118, 150 N Center Street as the contact. The text is damaged with misspellings but indicates a promotional offer for sewing or weaving equipment.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a dialogue about asking for a daughter and a misheard phrase about a run of luck. The text hints at a rural, oral storytelling style with names altered or garbled, implying a humorous or ironic storytelling tone.
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