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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1910
Page
5
A 1920 reader letter discusses rheumatism in ankles and praises Rhoume and other products, promising money back for cures. The text also mentions an English remedy for indigestion. A brief note then shifts to earthquakes, stating Japan’s seismic activity and the effect of volcanic events on population centers.
Ancient hive management text describes transferring brood and bees to new moveable frame boxes. It discusses placing new hives on a shelf, moving frames, and feeding or guiding bees through a process intended to minimize disturbance. The description emphasizes substituting old hive components with new movable frames.
Fragmented text discusses methods to insulate and feed honey bees for winter, mentioning hives, colonies, and maintaining brood and stores. It references queen, honey, frames, and shelter, aiming to prepare bees for cold conditions and long hibernation.
An obscure passage extols keeping empty combs and preparing hives for honey production. It notes bees to be ready for honey storage, with claims about honey-to-wax yield and the value of empty combs for future use. The text mentions plan numbers and yield figures in a fragmented, archaic style.
The text discusses sealing filled sections with honey to protect brood and keep bees calm, warns against smothering bees and emphasizes good airflow. It notes trees and shade affect hive temperature, advises about hive placement and air, and mentions long-distance transport when needed, stressing careful handling and exactitude in hive management.
Fragmentary report discusses drones and worker wings in a speculative defense theory. Mentions Hull and a foundation, with references to brood, ambrood, and winter quarters. Numerical phrases are garbled and not clearly tied to identifiable events or figures.
A damaged text mix discusses a kidney remedy called Down's Kidney Pills, praising its effects and urging caution with alternatives. It blends medical testimonials with archaic beauty guidance about facial shapes, with warnings against dangerous ear instruments and unverified treatments. The piece reflects early 20th century consumer health and vanity advice amid disjointed OCR.
An old advertisement extols Perforone as a tonic for women alleging it renews and fortifies health, boosts energy, and improves appearance. It cites improved color and mood, mentions retailing at drug stores, and names Thomas Downey as a seller.
Miss Elizabeth Hill OConner, 44, adopted Samuel OConner in a court decree, altering the heirship. The Connor family appears in probate, with Hill now linked to OConner’s estate and property transfers involving Lee Lemon and others.
Market notes from New York and Buffalo list wheat and corn prices, dairy and butter quality grades, eggs quotations, potatoes and flour blends, with livestock bids for steers and cows, hogs, sheep, and llamas. includes city and regional delivery details and price ranges.
A vintage ad asserts bad breath stems from indigestion or blood impurity. Pilloxones are promoted to cleanse the system and improve digestion, claiming restoration of health through their action on eliminative organs. Sold by Thomas Downey at 28-80-09.
An archaic essay fragment shows a veteran preacher challenging a disputing layman who mocks faith. The layman claims to have read much about the proof of God, prompting the preacher to ask where in the Bible such a claim appears, highlighting doubt and the phrase there is no God.
A distorted reminiscence centers on a young girl and a mother, touching on belief and a late parent. The fragment suggests a dialogue about heaven and whether the deceased parent would reunite, with a playful mishearing and tentative questions about the afterlife.
Two women discuss marriage and abandonment in a muddled, partial transcript. One claims her husband is absent and asserts years of tension, while the other counters with a plan to move on. The fragment ends without a clear outcome.
Fragmented OCR reads like an ad promising a ointment called PRZOQ to treat itching bleeding and protruding piles within days with refunds offered. The text is unclear but mentions money back and a price around 600 MWB. The source lacks verifiable names or dates.
A gas well blast at Tampico yesterday killed three Mexican workers and damaged nearby animal life. A loud rumble and white smoke accompanied the incident, as the community reels from the disaster and seeks answers on the cause and precise details of the explosion.
A clipped report notes Eskimo residents facing unsafe indoor wiring conditions amid ongoing concerns about sleep disruption. No formal actions or organizations cited in the available text.
A chaotic scene at Warwick Castle is described with lingering fire hazards and damaged structures. The article mentions large logs piled on polished marble slats and demands two men to handle each log. Witnesses recount a long, smoky burn as flames threaten surrounding towers and river edges.
Count Istoy’s will has been probated in St. Peturshurs. Officials report the document establishes estate details and executorship. The probate confirms the transfer of assets and settlement procedures following the will’s provisions.
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