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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
4
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapensin as a harmless remedy for dyspepsia and indigestion. It promises relief from heartburn, sour stomach, and nausea within five minutes, with 60 cent bottles allegedly curing most stomach disorders.
An ad claims external remedies fail to cure internal piles and promotes Dr. Tephardt’s Hem-Rold tablets as the guaranteed internal cure. Billed as modern medicine, the product promises to free circulation in the lower bowel, with a large bottle priced at $1.00, sold by N. F. Anes & Co. in Buffalo, N.Y.
An unreadable OCR sample with multiple jumbled words and odd phrases. It mentions names like Neal and Artie and various noisy terms, but no coherent or verifiable event or details to summarize reliably.
AL Kaufman the California heavyweight defeated Australian champion Jim Lang before about 15 000 spectators at Philadelphia National League Park. Kaufman demonstrated power with heavy blows and outpointed Lang in a fast paced, glare-lit six round sparring set with Lang showing resilience despite Kaufman’s superior punch.
Sir Hugh Graham owner of the Montreal Daily Star and Lady Graham sail from London to New York today aboard the steamship Carmania in a scheduled transatlantic voyage.
A 1910 note recalls Walter Scott and his romantic epic The Lady of the Lake. An invented scene features a philosopher and a servant amid playful dialogue about furniture and self. The anecdote connects to Scott’s famous tale in a humorous riff.
A garbled dialogue piece shows a speaker taunting a student or opponent about recalling a name. The text twists words and names, creating a confused exchange that hints at a challenge to remember an identity, with references to Groen and a blundered reply.
A New York family gathering turned deadly as a man fired a Colt automatic revolver at a fleeing crowd. A special officer struck the assailant, bystanders and recovering victims were noted, and police rushed to the scene. Several injured victims included Vincenzo, with bystander shots and multiple arrests following.
Colonel James R. Keene III was taken to Good Samaritan hospital with doctors fearing a serious illness. His son Marshall Keene, a farm manager, and Major A. Dain arrived after an earlier journey. Keene’s condition remains precarious but doctors say there is no immediate danger.
A fragmented notice recalls a death by self harm involving a young Wat and a person named Mise Wagner amid unclear details. The readable text hints at a mortal act connected to faith or duty, with timing unspecified and no further facts confirmed.
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