Fragmented Local Notice Toward Public Sale Details
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local event related to a sale and public action. The readable parts reference timing and authorities, but specifics are unclear due to text corruption.
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a local event related to a sale and public action. The readable parts reference timing and authorities, but specifics are unclear due to text corruption.
An old style advertisement touts Wood’s September Sale with free delivery and no expense. It lists discounted items from sugar and coffee to medicines and household goods, highlighting low wholesale-like prices and a wide range of products.
An old newspaper ad lists extreme discounts on clothing, hosiery, sacks, gloves, and stoves. It promotes price cuts on winter wear, brass pins, paper, soap, and a sales gimmick offering floating profits and a chance to win a free china set through trading stamps.
Advertises Pilloxones to cure back weakness indigestion headaches and urinary troubles. Claims immediate daily benefits to kidneys stomach and urinary system. Mentions supplier Monn DowneWy with price 25 and continu d text.
This ad promotes refractive error examinations and eyewear fitting by a retracing optician. It claims guaranteed satisfaction and invites visitors to the St Jamen Hotel every Friday from 8 p m to 8 p m. The permanent address listed is 426 Hallam St Brio Pa.
Advertisement asserts lower prices for candies since no charges for boxes or famous names. Claims readers get more sweetness for little money and contrasts with more expensive competitors.
National League standings show Chicago Pittsburgh New York Cincinnati and Brooklyn leading various divisions. Batter mirrors feature pitchers Main Phelps Whits Gram and others across Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago St Louis and Cleveland with multiple games listed. American League ranks Philadelphia New York Washington Cleveland Boston and Chicago with several batter combinations noted. Eastern and State leagues include Rochester Toronto Baltimore Providence and Montreal with varied game results and battery pairings.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions places and names with no clear event or outcome. It references Syracuse, Scranton, and other entities in a jumbled string, lacking coherent context or dates. The readable content is insufficient to determine a concrete news summary.
An advertisement offers internal treatment for hemorrhoids claiming cures with a tablet form avoiding ointments and operations. It cites Ames & Co. and Dr Leonhardt Hem-Rold with a $1 large box twenty four day plan and a booklet from Dr Leonhardt Station B Buffalo NY.
Two young Black youths confessed last night to tampering with a switch on the Erie Graune branch causing a train wreck near Silver Lake. Six people were injured as the Erie train derailed. the youths, aged 12 and 14, were paroled to their parents and ordered to appear in juvenile court.
New Haven Conn Sept 1 A man attempting to save a girl from drowning near Ocean Beach was swept under by waves. He grasped the girl by the neck to help her but could not breathe and both were carried away. A bystander watched in horror.
Creditors initiate a reorganization after York Sil l Manufacturing goes bankrupt. The York and Tinmand mills face sale under court supervision led by Shor Lie Selim and associates as creditors pursue large claims totaling about $23,010.
Amateur billiards champion Galvin Demarest recalls a chaotic evening in Chicago. The fragmentary tale describes a crowded tavern, strange conversations, and the struggle to distinguish billiard balls by sight while awaiting a drawing or reveal.
A scrambled tale centers on Walker Brown of Pennensee asking for access to the White House. The dialogue features a perplexed reply and a call for help from a distant TV or radio source, with references to a hospital and a presidential audience.
In a murky scene a young man is attacked by a mob as a crowd erupts from a nearby hideout. A farmer watches in disbelief as the assailants yell and threaten, prompting fear and a tense scramble for safety.
Fragmentary text notes a teen hero from Wellington and a perplexing scene. It references a feat, a shark, and a ruler’s ill, with unclear names and places.
A fragment discusses speculation in farming and risk assuming a father has $500 and buys wheat futures. It questions what happens if the farmer misreads markets and loses the stake. The text reflects concerns about anticipated gains versus actual losses in agriculture finance.
The fragmentary verses evoke Inyo springtime imagery and a wandering voice. Phrases blend nature with personal reflection, hinting at seasonal change and inner contemplation. The text remains fragmentary, offering mood over a clear narrative or event.
A fragmentary dialogue questions fashion's demand for large hats and the impact on women. It contrasts the need for new gowns with the idea that old attire could become a poem about waste and neglect. The piece hints at gendered expectations in dress.
A fragment describes a man crediting his wife for generosity as she encourages thrift. He jokes about saving money by shaving and spending on wants, noting her kindness and supportive role in his finances.
A whimsical scene in a dime museum where a giant proclaims love for the two headed aunt while a living skeleton jokes about two heads to buy hate. The odd dialogue paints a surreal entertainment vignette and features characters like Foolishs maxi and Chal.
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