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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
11
An ad touts a Catarrh Cure claimed to cure by internal use, not local applications. It cites a widely recommended formula by a top physician, stating it cleanses mucous surfaces and offers dramatic relief. Send for testimonials from Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio, and consider Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Maryland man Kilene Negeo was shot and killed last night on a porch roof while attempting to enter 14 year old Miss Martha Ganson's room in Bytom. The assailant was killed by the girl's father, Darcron, after a prior ten year sentence for assault on Mrs. Sarah Biman at her home in Elkton.
A fragmentary dialogue shows a colored deacon questioning a preacher’s authority while another brother defends him. The exchange hints at skepticism within a church group about a well known figure and his capability.
Fragmentary quotation about optimism as divine view and human longing. Incomplete lines reference God, Philips Brooks, and unclear dialogue about someone named Mrs. Smithy and a hoped call.
Valuable farms for sale include 150 acres two miles south of the city with good cultivation drains and brick buildings. Also farm in Bidred township with strong buildings. Multiple house and lot opportunities listed along Main Street Wayne Street and West Smith Street with various sizes and prices. Inquiries directed to C R Powell at the Journal office.
Short notices list multiple job offers and sales, including four or five men for a chair factory with experience preferred, a local representative to sell men’s clothing on credit, and high grade mining stock agents. Additional entries advertise sheep, chickens, and a general goods sale with names and locations such as Rochester New York and Corry.
A vintage real estate pitch proclaims a winter move to home ownership with a reduced price and flexible financing. It advertises furnished homes priced from 900 to 10,000 dollars, urging readers not to delay buying now.
The fragmentary text references The Robert Patterson Real Estate Agency on Center Street and scattered notes about property, a gravity road complaint, and a promotional advert for Conkoy's Los Powder for lice and related remedies. The garbled content includes mentions of a Norwegian travel feature, stock references, and Durham Drug Company advertisements.
Scan of short, fragmented notices listing various for sale items. Pony hirmess and wig, sideboard, dining table, Ross butter churn, steam power equipment, tailor and sewing machines, heavy wrapping paper, DeLaval Beparator, gas stove, wagons and wheels, rope and pulleys, and related contact hints across First Avenue, Seventh Street, Center Street, Ward’s, and Church Street.
Fragmentary note describes a brown goat with a Tass collar left at Crapser's store near W Wayne Street between Hagle and Climax shops. Distracting dialogue follows about a wife’s success and a boastful friend, with a Weathered Washington Stir line.
Notice of application to the Governor of Pennsylvania on the Sunday of September 1910 by Joseph J. Deamond F A Loveland and A H Sitigell for charter of THE CHROME COMPANY to manufacture and sell leather products and engage in tanning materials business. Isaac B Brown solicitor David ot Corry Pa August 16 1910 sw6.
Messengers were dispatched to the livery stable to discover what happened as the groom admitted delaying the bride’s arrival. The very man acknowledged the blame rested on life and apologized, but failed to remedy the delay by providing a carriage.
Furnished rooms with bath available at 202 Palrvtow, ground floor bath on third floor. Additional front room with bath for rent near Center Street. Basement rental under Wilson's, dry and light. Inquiries to S. W. Brown and B. Wilson.
An old account details a vast freshwater sea once covering Utah, stretching seventy miles by thirty and holding 7,000,000,000 tons of salt. It explains evaporation draining the lake from 18,000 square miles to about 4,300, with shorelines crowded by waterfowl and summer visitors.
Washington Herald quotes a retied army officer arguing that West Pointers trade comfort for appearance through strict drills and a tight uniform. Cadets endure three hours of setting up exercises daily to improve posture and fit, with new coats designed to squeeze movement, all for discipline and looks.
A fragment from the New York Press notes cobwebs used to age wine in France and Germany. It describes cobwebs being steeped in cam for application to bottles, with smut sprinkled for color and a claimed effect on corks. The piece hints at a seller’s technique and “additional evidence of age.”
Fragmented OCR blends references to Southey and London period pieces with stray lines about poetry and a reprinted dialogue. The readable portion notes discussions of poetry, daily working hours, and critiques, with a London Chronicle tone.
Classified note lists multiple employment pleas including hotel staff and general housework. Mentions Eureka Corry Pi and 49 East Congress Street as inquiry points, with requests for experience details and wage expectations. Includes indications of steady work for the right person and a separate ad for a housekeeper position at Robert A Patterson Jr.
Doctors Anson C Greenlee and Sophia E Greenlee list office hours from 8:20 to 11:00 and 8 to 1 by appointment. Office in Room 2 Ajax Ride, residence 26 Maple Avenue Union. Phone M0. Members of A C A.
Fine opportunity involves holding and third mortgage on the LD Clark farm. Purchaser could acquire the property after foreclosure protection. Describes a 440 acre farm with good buildings orchards and loamy soil. Located atmeat corner Winnon Woodland avenues Cleve Ven Ohio. Contact attorney Robt Osborne Corry Pa or John Rock Jaattmewet.
Public notice invites individuals with steady work to arrange private payments via weekly or monthly terms. Offers call or visit options and stresses discreet handling. The fragmented text mentions a balance around 800 pounds and references applying funds to state needs, urging consideration of payment plans.
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