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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1910
Page
7
A noisy ad extols Diapepula as a solution for indigestion, dyspepsia, and stomach discomfort. It claims rapid stomach restoration within five minutes, eliminating heartburn, gas, belching, and loss of appetite. It urges readers to ask their pharmacist for a 60 cent box and promises lasting appetite and digestion improvements.
Readable notice lists sewing machines including standard grand rotary two in one and various styles. mentions repairs offered and names Sine Morrin at 150 N Center Street.
The passage speaks of personal growth through quiet study and outside world contact. It emphasizes humility, continual learning, and the tension between striving and recognizing limits in self growth.
The text appears as a garbled notebook of place names, shops, and historical mentions. It references Calais, Lighthouse, Cor, Rivals, Earl de Ville, a hotel interior, and various obscure terms, all distorted and difficult to interpret. The readable content is minimal and scattered across many stray words.
Fragmented ad copy touts a remedy for thinning hair promising new growth and thicker tresses. It mentions products and mail orders from a company named Anes & Co and various dubious claims about stimulating hair regrowth and restoring the hairline. The text is garbled but centers on a hair loss treatment sold by a drugstore supplier with promises of renewed hair growth.
A garbled fragment suggests a French art patron reacted to a picture titled The Fat Goddess. The text hints at personal ambition and vanity as likely themes surrounding the work and its reception.
Fragmentary text references a game or play with white tiles and a distance measure. Names and places are garbled, preventing clear extraction of event, participants, or outcome. Further readable context needed to produce a reliable summary.
A list of endorsements from various individuals across Pennsylvania praising Lincoln's Catarrh Balm. Mentions users suffering from asthma catarrh and hay fever, including J.P. Pender Elwiraville, W.G. Revbaier Phoenixville, and John McGrenor Bridgeport. Claims of relief within weeks, urging readers to order at 50 cents per jar from Thomas Downey's and G. Lindley & Son's.
Real estate ads offer several houses and lots for half building cost, including vacant lots on West Smith Street and South Concord Streets, multiunit homes on Main Street and Second Avenue, and lakefront and park view properties. Listings include prices, sizes, rental incomes, and contact details for Wake Morgaridge and Isaac By Brown, plus notes on business investments and required cash around $8000.
A cluttered page lists multiple for sale ads and help wanted notices. Items include live stock and horses for sale with contact hints, positions such as a driver, solicitor, and salespeople, plus various rooms for rent. Several brokered opportunities promise training for automobile work and sales, with several local addresses and contact points in Rochester and surrounding towns.
Legal notice announces a public auction on the W. W. Hashrouck farm five miles south of Corry. On Friday, October 14, at 10:00 A M, V. L. Powers will sell horses, cattle, agricultural machinery, wagon, baker, cutter, harness, tools, and household goods with a free lunch.
A collage of classified notices seeks female workers and household help in Corry Pennsylvania and nearby towns. Entries mention general housework, cook and servant positions, wage offers, and contact addresses in several advertisements with names and locations such as 519 N Centur street and 287 W Washington. Deputy notices urge debtors to settle with the estate of George Tyler and name Annie Tyler and Sophia Greenlee in Union City and Borough of Columbia Warren County.
In October the market promotes affordable housing through a dealer on East Main Street offering land ready for any plot with water sewer and pavement for 9300 dollars. A Franklin Street lot, a Brook Street eight room house, and a Brook tree property feature in listings with price tags around 6400 to 1400. Additional large lots on H South Guest and other parcels are available, with the dealer ready to share more details.
Sealed proposals will be received by the City of Merry for grading curbing and paving Ajax Alley. Bids due by p.m. October 17 for brick pavement 64 sq yards 846 feet of 4 inch curbs 4 No 2 catch basins manholes 4 cast iron sewer inlets 42 feet of 12 inch storm sewer 8 inch storm sewers. Bid deposits and addressing details required. City Engineer and City Treasurer oversee. bid security $75.00. The city reserves right to reject any or all.
An ad offers an aquare piano for sale at a low price with contact details along Dontor Street and a request to mention the Journal when purchasing.
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