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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1910
Page
6
An ad describes a sale at Initial Stationery with Century shaped envelopes and two glitres of Finish paper. It offers individual stationery at low cost and notes very low prices, mentioning 400 Yor and envelopes.
A string of visiting locals and out of town guests were seen around the city today. Jamestown resident Janie Maddon was a Carry visitor yesterday, and Rag Yes of Tionsville called on Carry Tienda today. Several relatives from Bradfort and Jamestown were visitors, with Mr. and Mrs. McDonald and Arun McDonald also in town for the photographers’ meeting.
The piece discusses imitation jewelry, its realistic appearance, and the market in which counterfeit stones and paste gems fetch high prices. It notes a wealthy buyer paying about $5,000 for paste jewelry and argues the cost reflects craft and perceived value rather than intrinsic worth.
A distorted narrative from a 19th or early 20th century setting depicts a woman confronting neglect within a family. A mother scolds a son while a girl in the room recalls a troubling scene with a baby and domestic tasks. The text hints at fear, duty, and social pressure within a household.
A fragmentary note hints at a personal dispute over friendship and money, mentioning Jones and Brown and a failed attempt to reclaim funds. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or dates.
An advertisement touts MI-ONA stomach tablets as a universal cure for stomach misery and indigestion. Promises quick relief within minutes and a money back guarantee. A customer from West Carthage, NY reports lasting pain relief after four to five years of treatment. Distributed by Ames Co and Hooll's MIONA Co with free trial offers.
The Hest charge held its quarterly meeting at Bplay Ceark with Almond Degen and wife Miram Moore and Mex Tole Springstead among attendees. Miss Titus hosted scholars and Ami Saidburg’s family from Cor FY visited Mrs. Sante burg’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Croxby. Charles Springatead and family from Cavey arrived with others for a few days visiting in the area.
The article notes Sylvia Munro visiting Lake Pleasant and leaving for her baby on Sunday. It mentions the dedication of the State Monument at Gettysburg on September 27 and a drive by Mr and Mrs Owen to Moonatown, plus a visit to relatives in Nebyawkie.
A bizarre scene describes a baby chal annoyed by constant aqualliis who is exiled by a physician. He administers a bolus of soothing Velie and offers 40 puns as the observer notes the effects of this bizarre remedy. After hours no voice is heard and the nurse exclaims Good. The doctor replies with a cryptic line about moppped viv lhe tother fina bus typ tian.
Imitation claims to be Putnam's Corn hybrid tractor substitutes. Promoter Thomas Downey sells at 20 cents. Substitutes may fail quality, urging caution about authentic Putnam equipment.
A fragmented country themed program at the Lyric features a play titled The Path of Duty focusing on wartime duty. The piece claims to involve over ten thousand US troops in a dramatic contemplation of conflict and espionage.
Weekly ad from Fulton Market, 107 North Center Street, listing prices for toilet soaps, baking goods, pickles, syrups, and flours. Includes coupons, free cake offers, and advertised deals like 2 pounds for 25 cents and 8 for 1, signaling broad price cuts and brand names such as White Pine Rough Syrup and Buck Wheat flour.
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