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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1911
Page
4
Athletes preparing for the upcoming meet are advised to use a simple remedy to ease muscle soreness. The guidance emphasizes safe practices and consistency in recovery routines as part of training.
World famous trainer Dave Coburn endorses Rexall Rubbings Oil as the best on the market. He claims it was used on Rutt and Clark in an exhibition at Madison Square Garden and notes the product comes in two sizes, 25 and 60 cents, sold only at local outlets.
Odd fragmented schedule listing Babbitt’s CARS FOR Pennsylvania Myer and North-For Buffalo. It notes a 3 40 p m time for some trip, 5 45 p m another, and a 10 percent carry limit. Saturday shows North Carry, Sunday first car at 8 00 a m.
An advertisement touts Rheuma as a money back cure for rheumatism claiming rapid joint relief and overall health benefits. It cites testimonials from A. A. Bellows of East Orwell Ohio and promotes bottles for 50 cents, with mail orders prepaid from Rheuma Co. Buffalo New York. English marble product also offered at 20 cents through N Ames & Co.
McCalls Magazine and McCall Patterns present latest designs and a wealth of short stories for women. The publication claims broad reach in homes and positions itself as a reliable monthly fashion guide with added lifestyle content.
W J Flaherty, a teacher of violin and mandolin, operates a music shop at Park Place in Corry Pennsylvania offering fine violins and general musical merchandise under the name Flaherty.
Colubus correspondent reports Mrs. Bill Dewey visiting in OM City with her husband and improved health. Mrs. Amy Scholton travels to DIL City for extended visit with son Ray and family. Mrs. Francis hosts a five o'clock tea for Mrs. B. Basnen and family moving to Cambridge Springs. Winners in the growing contest include Mrs. Barnes and Mrs. Leon Woodin. The Young Ladies Club met with Miss Anna Ayer, cards and music provided. Miss L A M Covel, Rochester student, praises domestic science course and friendly classmates. The will contest of John Van Geet proceeds in Warren County after long court battles. Mr. W. Barnes rents his house to Mr. Stanford of Corry. Visit guests include son and wife of Warwick, NJ, and Mr. Wilson Yost and wife of Mayville, NY, plus Mrs. Harriden from Kansas. Miss Blue Looker showcases two writings from the De Jean family. Mrs. pants felends arrived Wednesday with news of two grandchildren whose mother died recently.
A note records a busking bee and birthday party hosted by Percy Mead for Blue Eye Blue Wye on Oct 21 1814. Attendees included Harvey Springé and wife. lunch was served and celebrations enjoyed by all. The actual birthday occurred the following Monday.
Wattsburg on Oct 28 1971 local notices report Mrs Brad Pratt of Wentfield visited relatives and prepared to return home. A reception for Rey Hovis and family was held at the M I tree a social evening followed with light refreshments. A mishap occurred when a shelf in the cellar collapsed scattering cans and prompting church ladies to plan a shower and send a chicken pie dinner to a Brooklyn orphanage. Local voters were contacted and community moving projects at Lowville were discussed with about 60 people in attendance.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions surveyors and a potential amount near five million dollars. Names and concrete facts are unreadable, making reliable extraction of people, places, or events difficult.
A Meadville couple reported their horse and buggy stolen from Dock Alley last Saturday. Cleveland police traced the rig to a stable, recovered it, and arrested two men identified as Alburt Hunter and Frank Smith, with further suspects named Reuben Howard and Albert Groot being connected through police lists. The discovery followed police circulars from Meadville and a tip from Inspector Raigh in Cleveland.
The text presents a garbled medical fragment referencing Ferrazone and various digestive terms. It mentions appetite, reconstruction, and vitality themes with unclear context and several misspelled names. The passage appears to be an OCR error, lacking coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Fibier inspects a rail yard project with seventy tracks near St Clair, Pennsylvanian towns, proposing a million-dollar investment. The plant, linked to the Pennsylvania Railroad, discusses improvements to coal handling and storage, and hearings were held on the coal to oil initiative amid debates on capacity and environmental impact.
A Corry man Williams Tuttle shares his lifelong battle with kidney and bladder trouble. He credits Don’t Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as the effective remedy after doctors failed. The ad urges readers to remember the name and buy from local Durham’s Drug Store.
An old vendor claims The Economy Vacuum Washer uses a vacuum principle to automate wash day. It supposedly drains water and boils it, operating in 10 to 20 minutes, with a 80 day refund offer. Available in any color.
Ad touts Conchctionnry Sold nH as meeting government standards for food quality. Claims a hotter, purer product with attractive inside and outside presentation. Prices noted as 18 units, with emphasis on low cost.
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