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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text shows disjointed references to Albany politics, governors, and named figures. The garbled line appears to mention Hughes, a diet, eliminations, and various personal names, but offers no coherent event or outcome.
Three residents at Pottsville hospital reportedly killed themselves within a year. The hospital faces questions over care and safety, with officials noting illnesses and possible institutional strain. Authorities review ties to broader medical environments while families seek answers.
A disjointed narrative passage recounts intimate recollections and dialogue from a diarized scene. Names, places, and dates blur as the speaker recalls conversations, emotions, and a tense, nostalgic encounter with a divided, reflective mood.
A brief note credits William Kew a London inventor in the sixteenth century with shaping billiards. He allegedly inverted a cue, used pocketed columns, and created raised cushions to keep balls from the floor, forming early concepts of the modern game.
A garbled Washington scene notes fashion quirks among White House visitors. One line mentions a puncher elbowing a man in gilt clothes and references a gown needing many buttons, while another exclaims relief at exposing little to fasten. The fragmentary column hints at social chatter and attire.
In Chester Pennsylvania a ferocious dog roamed streets frightening residents including women and children. A young man reportedly shot the animal. a woman was killed earlier in the incident and the dog’s head will be examined for rabies at the stock association headquarters.
Mrs Ward Middleton and Captain William Sitton oyster planter found seven pearls in an oyster shell. Two were black and five white, two of the white ones pear shaped. Mrs Middleton declined to accept the pearls and planned to have them sold.
An advertisement extols Thompson's Harasma as a universal regulator that cleansed clogged kidneys liver and bladder. It claims to purify blood by removing impurities and preventing diseases like rheumatism, urging purchase from N F Ames & Co or Thomas Downey with a money back guarantee and pricing at 60 cents and 1 per bottle.
An elderly woman danced with a young porter at an evening gathering. A stranger asked about the young man, and the reply identified him as a member of the Eumino society, though the response was unclear and garbled.
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