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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1910
Page
7
Repair shop ad describes sewing machines including Grand Rotary and various parts. Mentions location 160 N Center Street and services by Jock unl chile stitch and other terms.
The readable text describes a jumbled account involving an aviation production critique, an unnamed figure called Naveen, and references to heat and marine processes. It mentions a plan to obtain Mulbidont and a reaction about AWOL Lew Kilutos, with garbled dialogue and implied outcomes.
An advertisement touts a “wonderful Metai forming land and heath restorer” promising weight changes for 60 pale undernourished people. C.D. UAOML & Son offer a trial with 0 cents deposit and a box of Swmoe, with a money-back guarantee if not satisfied after 10 days. Sample available postpaid.
An advertisement for tailored suits and full dress wear from A Moiscvear & Son agents for Gomy and nearby markets. Promotes Iron 40 by 45 sizing and highlights fine tailoring from the Torena Tailoring Co. of New York.
Advertises upcoming exams for railway mail clerk postmaster clerk or carrier and other clerical positions. Promises short hours and steady monthly pay. Encourages all qualified applicants nationwide with free information and scholarships from Central Schools Rochester New York.
A garbled urban notice references a fitness venue and youth project with unclear names and dates. The fragment hints at a new program linked to a school or government effort but provides few concrete details. The text lacks verifiable entities or events to confirm specifics.
In Campbell Missouri on September 1 a divorced wife killed her former husband and wounded his brother who was engaged to a dancer. The ex wife fled the scene near the Stanleys home seeking shelter as police closed in.
Fragmented report describes a surreal incident in a Pennsylvania county where Royer and others faced a collapsed dwelling after a suspected root cause. The text is garbled but suggests a tragic or harmful event around two o clock with references to a break in and injuries.
A garbled passage lists varied terms and entities including Hix Liaht Shiv TF, mes garbled names, and scattered references to places such as New York Press and Walnut Borders. The text appears as a fractured OCR fragment with no cohesive narrative or clear event.
An 19th century advertisement endorses Dr Cardwell’s syrups and tonics for constipation claiming permanent relief. It promises a free sample by mail and urges readers to send name and address to receive a reagent, with money back guarantee and testimonials from Portas and Seeley.
The Library Theater launches its regular season on September 12 with the production Candy Girl at the Auditorium. Manager Parker has booked a fine slate of plays for the coming season, and patrons are assured of quality entertainment and treats.
Classified notice listing farms for sale including 160 acres two miles south of town with tile drainage and brick buildings, plus Eldred township farm of 320 acres with good outbuildings. Also mentions additional farm near furniture factory, and a millinery store for sale. References W W Hawbrouck as agent.
A converted price listing describes multiple properties on B Church street Fifth avenue Crook Street Buell Street and other locales. Homes include a large lot on Church street for 900 a Fifth Avenue house for 800 Crook Street option for 900 a Buell Street property at 1600 and a King Street site at 1900 plus Morgan houses along the Park Center St and Broderick Street listings priced up to 7500.
A fragment notes a cheap sale of a piano named nice aquara on Center Street Tequire Oat. The text is unclear about the seller or exact date.
A garbled dialogue heavy with misread names and phrases shows a debate on marriage and propriety. The text includes misordered lines and disjointed references to accents and a cleaving old-world sentiment, ending with a wry remark about dead men telling tales in Cleveland.
A notice from August 16, 1910 states a brown coat with lace collar was lost between W Wayne Street and Engle Street near Climax shops. It asks to return it to Cranser's store at 112.
Message states found items including a tazor and several men’s keys must be claimed at the Journal office after payment of ad costs. Details unclear due to fragmentary text.
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