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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1910
Page
7
Readable fragments describe a local public notice related to a sale or official action but critical details such as action, authority, place and deadline are missing or garbled. Entities are unclear due to damaged text.
A highly garbled OCR fragment mentions numbers and prices like 1088 and $5.00, with unclear references to people or events. Unable to determine a coherent event, names, or places to summarize meaningfully.
A Corry Pennsylvania reader Mrs J J Scully reports severe back pain tied to kidney trouble. After using Down’s Kidney Pills from N F Ames & Co Drug Store she felt relief and endorses the remedy. Foster Milburn Co is sole US agent. price 60 cents. Includes a generic cautionary note about kidney health and a broader, sensationalized free prison offer paragraph with unrelated claims.
A reflective quote on courage by Shaftesbury. It contrasts cool calm bravery with fury, stating that anger hides suspicion and can turn men into cowards, while true courage remains steady and measured even under threat.
The text discusses female health issues and the kidneys amid mentions of vital organs and natural processes. It references the womb and other body parts in a general health context, implying concerns about illness and balance for women.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Cyprus and remote 'Hthodos' with unclear terms like dlecricus and geet opper produc ing. Names and places are garbled. no clear event or outcome available.
The piece recalls funeral rites, eulogies, and lingering doubts within a family gathering. It references names and places in a murky, fragmented style, mixing personal mourning with nods to historical or fictional figures. The tone evokes solemn memory and lingering questions about beliefs and legacy.
The notice claims pure Beckwheat flour yields very white dough and invites readers to call Aenie Milling Co if grocers do not stock the product. It directs customers to inquire about the new crop and its molding properties.
The readable text wanders through nautical and maritime oddities, notes on a lighthouse scene, a tale of Mandy and missing Ney Oxloans, and scattered references to Welsh origins, colonial legends, and fantastical decapitation vitality. It reads like clipped clippings from a stormy sea of miscellany.
A fragmented spoof notes health claims and remedies for catarrh and throat troubles. It references names like Anthron and Coll and mentions flu symptoms, home remedies, and a date 7-19-82. The piece reads like a sensational want ad style parody from an old publication.
Real estate for sale listings include a 60 by 100 foot lot on Mott at feet priced at 550 and a 60 by 100 lot on Columbus avenue at 300 with a good paying manufacturing staple article business needing modest capital. Cash required about 9000. Also 78.8 feet fronting Cant Maintreet to South street with 146 frontage. Inquire of Lunac Brown, n80et.
We present a set of Brook St and Wright Street homes with prices ranging from 800 to 4000 dollars, including a 7 room house with bath on W Washington and a large lot on Pleasant Street. The Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency at Roberts Block Center St offers easy terms.
Fragmented ads list a seven room suite for rent at 113 Matt Street with bath and good location. Also for sale items include veranda posts with carved tops and a new five panel oak door. A 4 hp motorcycle is offered cheap, and heavy wrapping paper is available from The Journal Office.
A legal notice announces auction of live stock farming implements and household goods on Thursday October 18 1910 starting 10 am at Perry Simmons farm three miles northeast of Columbia conducted by Mrs Perry Simmons Amnett Scouten auctioneer. The document contains fragmented historical context and moral reflections on patience and harvest.
Corry Pennsylvania invites sealed proposals by October 17 1910 for grading curbing and paving Ajax Alley including brick pavement catch basins manholes and storm sewers. Bids must include a certified check for 75 dollars and duplications sent to City Clerk and City Controller. City Engineer Nickson announces bid documents available at City Building.
Classified fragment notes a family of two seeking a capable girl for general housework. The ad references a Journal office and a teaching or literary setting with unclear lines about smart or playful details. The text is partially garbled and hard to decipher.
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