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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
3
Inhalation with Hyomel is advertised as quick relief for catarrh and breathing trouble. The remedy is bottled by Ames & Co and sold by druggists with a money back guarantee. The ad claims Hyomel cures coughs and colds and costs a dime per dose with an extra bottle offered.
A garbled excerpt shows a speaker insisting on a demand while another calls for restraint. The text reads as a distorted exchange with phrases like You take The nonouyeement mors oo tuttured and when there 48 hiny ceoumnysrise neler you expect me to do.
A fragmentary line hints at a disappointing song sentiment with unclear author and scattered phrases. The text mentions Yonkers and a distant departure but provides few verifiable details or coherent context.
A terse, obscure quotation contemplates intelligibility to future posterity. It invokes the tension between present expression and future understanding, mentioning posterity and a cryptic mood about language.
An advertisement claims San Cura Ointment heals long standing fever sores quickly and treats eczema holly tetter salt rheum carbuncles and other skin ailments. It extols anti septic powers and lists prices and distributors including N F Ames Co Thomas Downey Thompson Medical Co.
An old magazine excerpt discusses training horses by taking the bit between the teeth during a runaway to gain control. It describes methods to steady a horse, the risks of resistance, and notes that changing the bit direction and type can affect responsiveness and safety.
The text outlines a ritual to gain entry to an editor’s office with three raps and a fixed sequence. It instructs addressing the editor, presenting a ten dollar bill, and a quoted line “Were you waiting for me?” ending with the editor’s returned money and a prompted reply “You bet.”
An older man Migushehuieh spoke at the pulpit when the minister was absent. He opened the sermon well but faltered as he began to preach. He stammered a humorous line offering a way to remove conceit if anyone needed it.
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