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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1911
Page
5
Fragmentary notice speaks of a career course at a school offering office positions, wages and payment terms. Mentions Pennsylvania Railroad rate, and residents traveling daily at reduced fare. Reads like a misleading recruitment or advertisement with unclear details.
Rates to and from all parts of Europe apply to Johns Steamship Agency at Durham’s Drug Store. This brief notice lists available fare options and contact details for inquiries.
A note to competitors highlights the need for effective relief from muscle soreness during training for the upcoming meet. It suggests trying a remedy to ease discomfort and improve performance as athletes prepare.
A vintage ad touts Rexall Oil as top burp remedy praised by world famous trainer Dave Coburn. It claims use on horses Rutt and Iain in a Madison Square Garden era race. Sold in two sizes, 26 and 60 cents, bold claim of market superiority.
An ad claims the Economy Vacuum Washer uses vacuum to clean boilers in 10 to 20 minutes with no wheel or crank. It promises $2.59 refund if claims fail within 80 days, touts ease of use and attractive exterior, and asserts compliance with pure food act and quality standards.
Three hundred insurgent Republicans from forty states held a love feast at the Hotel Lafalla. They nominated Rabirt A Lafollette for president of the United States and adopted a platform. Theodore Roosevelt was referenced with their pros Bram and James A. Garfolo was named on the rebollions committee.
County Detective Cook traced Joe Bylvester a poolroom owner of Pag nto and his brother Michael to a Hackensack scene where an alleged arson led to a house blaze. Furniture valued at $100 was moved, a Weta bladder incident linked to a prior Sept 19 fire, and the inquiry touched Carlstadt with warrants and local movements. The report blends unrelated anecdotes about Irish lore and anecdotes from London press.
In Amsterdam the wealthy live in offices and warehouses with upper floors elegantly fitted. Lower floors serve as living spaces or storing areas while upper floors are used for warehouses. Homes front streets with daily bustle and goods, and access to upper floors is via block and tackle. Residents hear street sounds and doorbells signal visitors.
An automobile accident near Port Algyny on Sunday afternoon claims the life of Johh. Wharton from this city. Wharton, injured in the collision, died at Port Allerany hospital and his body was brought to Bradford.
In a Brownine's Magazine excerpt, Dorothy sobs after a homosexual incident at a fraternity event. The Boston mother suggests she go home. Dorothy contemplates leaving but recalls a small detail, then reunites with her mother who asks if she should stay or go. The scene centers on emotional turmoil and maternal concern.
A Wisconsin woman reports that repeated medical trials failed to cure her dyspepsia and other troubles. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, advertised with testimonials claiming long-standing female health benefits.
A garbled OCR fragment from The Mantra of Charity references questions about a woman's life and duty. The text appears broken around phrases about service, appearance, and judgment, with stray characters and misspellings. No coherent events or names emerge.
In Little Falls a dispute emerges over a 2 percent tax exemption for firemen. The city faces a court petition to appeal a decision affecting exemptions and payments, with statewide implications for exempt firemen and municipal revenue.
An advertisement claims Pape’s Diapepsin provides instant relief for dyspepsia and indigestion. It says over a million yearly use it in the US, England, and Canada, promising five minute relief and a painless digestion after a single dose, with a 50 cent bottle size.
The ad warns against ointments containing mercury, detailing their harm to taste and entire body via mucous membranes. It touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as the genuine internally taken product made in Toledo by Cheney & Co, sold by pharmacists, with a price per bottle. It also includes unrelated clipped anecdotes about a man fired and a legal defense claim.
The Ladies Furnishing Store presents fall coat suits in black brown blue and mixed materials. This compact catalog item highlights fabric options and color choices available for stylish outerwear this season.
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