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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1910
Page
7
Advertised as a medicine for indigestion and stomach upset, the notice claims quick relief with a 28 grain tablet priced at 46 cents. It lists a wide range of digestive symptoms supposedly cured and urges readers to ask their pharmacist for this remedy.
Sewing machines staniled Geond Rotary two tread, lock and chain stitch and other atylén. Yowers prices, engiant terms. All kinds repaired. Seo Morin, 150 N Conter street, Tn.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a dubious medical elixir sold by N.F. Ames & Co and Dr. Leonhardt, plus scattered dialogue about a court case and a theatre scene. Mixed in are incomplete quotes, names, and disjointed phrases suggesting a sensational 19th or early 20th century newspaper page.
An old advertisement claims Nero Tablets restore youth and vitality by strengthening weak nerves. It describes symptoms of nervous fatigue and sleeplessness and asserts the tablets support nerve health through body-wide nourishment. Available at druggists with a 60 cent price.
A garbled OCR page touts a mail advertisement for a Catarrh Cure by T. J. Cheney Co and sales pitches by Walding Kinnan Marvin and others. It claims a one hundred dollar reward for a cure and includes testimonials, pricing, and distribution mentions.
An advertisement claims a remedy called Dp Detehon y Meller cures rheumatism anemia diarrhea and neuralgia in 1 to 7 days. It asserts the medicine removes pain and the cause instantly after the first dose. Available for 7 cents or $1 at Durham Drug Co. Mention discount when purchased.
Real Estate opportunities listed for sale by R Powell include several houses and duplexes on West Smitherfest Fifth Avenue Second Avenue and First Avenue with mentions of brick blocks 110 112 114 West Main Street and a 78.8 foot frontage on East Main Street to South Street near a furniture factory. Ignac Brown posts also note valuable land fronting East Main Street and extending to South Street with a frontage of 1468 10 feet.
Listings show multiple houses on Wayne Street and surrounding avenues with rents, frontages, and features. Notable entries include a double house on Pleasant Street renting for 14 dollars monthly, a vacant lot near South and Concord streets, a two story frame house on Essex Street with 4 rooms, and a 60 by 100 foot building on MOLE Street. Also noted is a good paying business opportunity requiring about 3000 dollars.
Lost ring described as a gold ring with a jeweled setting. Reward offered if the owner retrieves it from the Journal Office. The note mentions friction and velocity concepts as part of a scientific reference within the text.
A garbled 1900s classified page shows multiple help wanted notices across Corry Pennsylvania. Items seek young men for automobile work delivery sales and agency roles, with claims of good pay and travel opportunities. Including piano shop and household canvass roles, plus mining stock sales, all urging prompt responses.
A jumble of classified notices lists items for sale including a No 17 New DeLavel Mile Separator at 84 dollars and a 500 wound capacity unit at 49 dollars, plus a steel runabout with Harness. It also lists numerous furnished and unfurnished rooms for rent on Franklin, Marion, Mott, Pleasant, Center streets, and in Rogers block. Utility rooms, store rooms, and a Morgaridge House rental are described with prices and contact cues.
Viewers appointed by Court in Corry Pa to assess benefits and damages for extending an alley between Kirst and Second avenues in the fourth ward. They will view October 12, 1910, at 10 A.M. and hear interested parties. Also administration notice for George Tyler estate in Warren County. Creditors urged to pay and claimants to present demands.
A fragmentary note references a 1910 musical event titled Value of a Smile. It mentions Atchinon Gidbe and hints at a performance or interlude, with unclear phrasing about the song’s impact or staging. The readable text is sparse and non-specific.
Classified ad seeks four capable women for laundress and management roles at La Corry Hospital located at 261. Family of two needs housework support. Inquiries directed to the Journal office at 241.
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