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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
8
An advertising notice claims clogged kidneys cause illness and uric acid in blood. It urges buying Thompson’s Barosmata from N H Ames & Co or Thomas Downey to purify kidneys liver and bladder, with a money back guarantee and price 60 cents a bottle.
A nautical tale describes a group aboard a ship during a severe storm. Provisions wash overboard, leaving the crew hungry for four days. The old waiter recalls sources for chicken and eggs from hatch and port, while the sailors tease over where food came from as waves batter the vessel.
A rough fragment questions whether Groury enjoys such weather, suggesting no fault to be found yet. It reads like an aside or dialogue snippet noting mood and opportunity in poor conditions.
A fragmented text depicts rural speech and odd phrases from a New Hampshire setting. It includes a farmer's wife praising a neighbor, a curious child named Katherine, a crowd at a circus tent, and a warden's interaction about a family. The tone mimics a period humor column with local color and humorous misunderstandings.
Corry Pennsylvania resident Hy Johnson praises Donny Kidney Pills after recovery from backache and kidney discomfort. He describes prior symptoms of nervousness and urinary frequency improved after using Dean’s Kidney Pills purchased from Ames & Coy. Poster-Milburn Co Buffalo distributes the Cure. Remember the name and take no other.
President Roosevelt praised Bristow for notable public service and benefit to the country at a Maldwin gathering. He highlighted Bristow’s collaboration with officials, noted extended family ties and local leaders, and referenced the impact on communities across eight thousand towns and farms. The speech drew a large crowd despite weather, with remarks from Lt. Gov Warren and local figures.
A fragmentary report describes a large vessel with crews and sails, mentioning numbers like 18 rowers and 120 foot length. The garbled text includes multiple place names and references to equipment and stores aboard, with partial notes on provisioning and West minister governance.
A garbled report notes Vice President Sherman spoke to a large crowd in Guthrie Oklahoma last night. Former Congressman and local figures delivered remarks amid a political gathering with supporters in attendance.
Bob Meldrum, famed deputy from Gages, is assigned to quell outlaw bands along the Colorado Wyoming line near the Little Snake River country. Frontier days and cattle rustling mark the area, with clashes between cattle and sheep men once common. Meldrum’s task is to enforce order against rustlers and troublemakers amid a landscape long haunted by outlaws and rail shipping routes.
The text presents a garbled montage of old notices mentioning relocations near Center Street, distant isles, and a folk tale about the Aleutian Islander. It then shifts to harsh, unnamed references to Italy’s marriage brokers and counterfeit legal-adjacent schemes, with scattered names and places.
A 19th century column recounts striking longevity anecdotes from Aflow Laut Courtenay and Ravday Saxony. It covers a man claiming a brother vanished 160 years ago, a peasant scholar in Ravday studying languages at seventy-two, and sample notes on a spring tape measure linked to expeditions in Tibet. It also mentions deep breathing as a simple warmth method to prevent colds.
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