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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
7
An ad claims Ritauinn from No W, Anew & Co. cures rheumatism. A customer from Dibbin, W Va, reports long suffering with chronic rheumatism improved after starting Ritauinn, noting relief from joint and muscle pain. The promotion lists pricing, ordering details, and a list of testimonials.
G D Heath offers for sale his fine driving team including horse and harness, with a carriage. The horses are described as gentle driving stock, suitable for a park or carriage drive. The seller prefers to dispose of team harness and carriage together, and the price will be set below value.
Advertising listing for sewing machines including Rotary models 2 in 4 and rack and chain styles with lowest prices and easy terms. Repair service available. See Morris at 160 Ni Center Street for details.
A fragmented 1910 notice column mentions Mrs. Charlie Miller writing from California about strawberries, a birthday party, and local social invitations. It lists names, places, and domestic items including a parsonage visit and a family medicine advert. The unreadable OCR preserves several names and a few community activities of the Alden area.
Advert claims a miracle cure for rheumatism neuralgia and related pains from Sr Dotahon relief for rheuma wom promised to cure in a day. The product allegedly removes pain and disease immediately with prices listed as 76 cents and 1 dollar. Durham Drug Co promotes the remedy alongside varied mispellings and obscure hints about female health products.
Chester, Pennsylvania, resident Jamex Muryel sues for divorce from spouse Aivoree as Howard R. Kletheltz files a separate suit in the same city. The records allege filings in Chester with complaints naming both parties and legal actions underway.
An old promotional piece extols Catarrhoxone as a universal remedy for catarrh and hay fever and claims to cure related disorders. It cites Sir James Watson and a local supplier Thomas Lowney, detailing supposed benefits and urging adoption of the product. It reads like a patent medicine advertisement from a past era.
Fragmented OCR text reports West Texas ranges flooded with cattle exits as owners rush stock to market. mentions Kent area and Texan ranges, unclear dates, and disrupted conditions affecting market activity.
The drug store emphasizes precise filling of prescriptions and patient care. Staff assure accuracy in medicines and dosing, highlighting reliable service as the business grows.
Milas Pauline Maing became the bride when a staged abduction attempt erupted at the bridegroom’s home. A car ride ended in panic as a band of suspects pursued the couple, drawing police attention and court proceedings as the amused but tense party sought safety from the assailants.
An OCR fragment discusses bite measurement concepts in a cryptic style. It mentions a method to gauge bite strength and relates it to ear anatomy or hearing, referencing a place or name and a possible health or wellness angle. The text is fragmented and unclear but centers on evaluating bite intensity and related physiological hints.
A chaotic report describes an inquest cover story on a boy’s death near Madison Avenue and Pine Street with names like Hory and Clark. Adolph Hory is acquitted of responsibility after testimony about the boy’s handling and a witness who claimed Hory did not touch the child while the incident occurred.
Dix in Buffalo, Democratic candidate Build Hee Modul A Pie spoke before a large audience at Convention Hall. Bishop presided as D's arose and were cheered. the candidate praised his platform while opponents denied any enticement. Towne and other figures linked to the ticket featured in the event.
A series of hearings announced for November include Abraham Mexovile versus Pittsburgh Railways Company on November 8, with related proceedings involving Penn Gravity, Wilkes-Barre and Mahaton, and the Valley line crossings. The notices set out the parties and venues for the roadway complaints and proposed rulings.
An OCR fragment touts Pillozonea as a health tonic that brightens cheeks and revives energy. It markets a “fresh looking” glow with claims of reducing dullness and improving appearance day by day. Sold by Thotan Downey with a journal mention.
A collage of real estate pitches and misc notices offers houses and lots for sale with prices and locations on Morgaridge and other streets, plus scattered ads for furniture, vehicles, and services. contains partial names, street addresses, and prices, typical of a late 19th or early 20th century urban classifieds page. The text also includes a brief, non-graphic local anecdote about mistaken identity and a sale notice for various household items.
An OCR style catalog lists numerous homes and lots for sale on Main Street and surrounding avenues. Properties include modern houses with large lots priced around 1400 to 9000 dollars, with various locations such as Toron Street and N Center Street, plus barn and outbuildings, and a few land plots for sale at about 2 to 4 thousand dollars.
Situations Wanted BD by a widow seeks a country work placement. Contact address listed as fd Lake street. Additional note mentions a clairvoyant reading service at Pallet by Hassoute, 148 Mott St, ut2s.
Early spring report says Charles D. Foster and attorney examined a will worth about 100,000 tied to Willow property. Police recovered the document after disturbance from a vehicle crash, with questions about absence and validity.
York, Pa weathered a muddled public reflection as officials discussed youth behavior and civic responsibility. The city’s minister warned that modern youths face temptations and urged moral restraint while criticizing certain ministry approaches and the state of community engagement.
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