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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
7
An old advertisement touts Mi O Na stomach tablets to relieve indigestion and stomach pains quickly. It claims the product builds the stomach, strengthens the nerves, and increases vitality, with Ames & Co and other druggists selling the item widely.
Proceedings record a September meeting with councilors Dawson Love Murray Menties and Thorrexent present. Minutes note August session approved and a concurrent resolution for joint session adopted. Common eM ieH took a recess as the joint session convened with Renn Paling presiding and all members present.
An advertisement touts Dr Howard's Specile as a recent discovery for stomach and bowel diseases. It claims permanent cures for constipation and dyspepsia, and notes C. O. Habitt & Son pricing and limited availability through local retailers.
An advertisement offers high quality tailoring and a full suit service from 14 to 40 dollars. It promotes import fabrics and imports from a New York firm, with A. Z. Mesongeot & Ban as sole agents for Corry and surrounding area.
Hree Buhdurshiye announces bold examinations for railway mail clerk post office clerk inland revenue clerk customs house and department central clerks. Apply immediately for coming examinations. The job offers short hours and twice monthly pay with vacancy to be filled across thousands of appointments. Common school education suffices free scholarships available this month write to Central Schools Dent 17 Borhenter N. T&T W822.
In Reading Pa on September 7 Joseph Madner an Austrian aged four was burned to death in his home. The fire destroyed the dwelling where he lived with a sister and mother. Investigators believe the boy thought his family kept money in the house and feared a thief, prompting the fatal blaze.
West Chester Pa Sept Charles Harley a negro convicted Saturday night of murder in the second degree died in the Chester County hospital at midnight. Harley was taken to the hospital Sunday and underwent an operation for a life-threatening condition. He was found guilty of murdering Harry Thomas near Comtonville where he lived.
The president returns to Beverly after a 3500 mile journey to St Paul and Beverly Massachusetts. Crowds greet him as he delivers remarks to lawmakers and supporters while visiting the area. Local officials and party leaders line the procession routes and await further events at the hotel.
Washington September 4 Corporal W Ti Belnkmiever died at Blueheldy Nicaea from injuries received in attempting to... Details of the incident are not known here. He was active in St Louis and the department expects a complete report soon.
A terse political profile highlights the cautious approach of a regional figure. Local observers note measured rhetoric, steady legwork, and steady support from community groups amid a season of campaigning.
A Philadelphia man named in Pottsville charges received a two year imprisonment for stealing a meat machine. The trial referenced a chase from Pottsville toward Philadelphia and involved vehicular pursuit with a miskept getaway vehicle. The judge imposed the term after the defendant admitted intent to steal.
A fragmentary, quixotic notice appears to urge action in a wants and classifieds section. The garbled text hints at a dramatic line about a shrew and entreaties to advertise in the journal. The passage remains unclear but connected to a plea for assistance or attention via ads.
Multiple listings detail parcels on Wayne Street and East Main Street plus a 160 acre farm 3 miles south, with good buildings, drainage and a brick house. Also two farms in township, one with valuable improvements. Millinery store and several houses and lots offered by C. R. Powell and W. W. Huw brouck as sales agents. Inquiries directed to Morganridge and Isaac By Brown in Mont.
A survey highlights how price and location drive value in housing. Examples show homes on Brooke Street Euclid Street and King Street priced from 600 to 2000, with mentions of Morgan houses on Centur and Frederick streets illustrating varied market asks.
A raw listing notes 10 ewes for sale and contact at Bell phone 145 Tai In SHHEP. Item appears as a farm notice from A. Williams at Gomy B.D. 8. Bult with a phone number AGW autt.
Lancastis Mary Sevi of the Mar Soto home command of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania leads a two day session at a temporary administration building on the grounds as work begins on a large scale for a state home project. The contract for the powerhouse reservoir dams pipes and road work was awarded to John Goll & Co of Philadelphia for 51075.89 with two other bids from Armstrong Laila Co and John McManny.
A fragment states rights and privileges of a soldier assembly. Dated at Corry, Pa. August 16, 1910, with time and official mention by Brown, Solicitor, and the certificate no.
A brown coat with Jacovoliar tag was reported lost on W Wayne Street between Engle Street and the Climax shops. Instructions say to leave at Crapser's store.
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