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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1910
Page
4
An old advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a solution for stomach weakness and liver laziness, promising rich red blood and cleansing of the gut. It emphasizes a four course regimen and declares the product carries an ingredients list sworn as accurate.
A Delaware farmer in the north of the state tells of a humorous encounter with an Irishman offering work. The man asks for a job to trim fruit trees, the farmer tests him with an axe and saw, and the reply boasts a "great job" though none survive as the tale ends with all trees cut down and ready for trimming tomorrow.
A fragmented Philadelphia Ledger excerpt dramatizes grocery fears and rival shop talk. A London fog of Lipton peers, bad goods, and a salesman’s moral questions unfolds with a probing customer and a dignified observer. The scene blends humor and street life with a vintage market mood.
A garbled Chicago News passage recalls a late Senator Cullom remark about a colleague's divorce. It includes a widow's honeymoon speech and remarks on married life versus bachelorhood. The dialogue features Nellie Raith Nolite Edith and a party with odd musings on goat milk and plausible ideas.
A 125 member delegation to the International Prison Congress toured the George Junior Republic in Freyville on arrival Sept. They were greeted by William R. George and a crowd of locals who guided them through the grounds and daily life. Thomas M. Osborne of Aubourn presided over the board of trustees.
The republic received the party and accompanied him to Aula on the evening rain. They inspected the state prison. Westinghouse announces a regular quarterly dividend of 2.0 percent, an extra dividend of 0.5 percent, and an additional spool dividend of 0 percent, payable December 10.
Two Pranetan army officers, Heinze and Mantel, were arrested on charges of spying on the Russian Army. They have been released following interrogation and clarification of their alleged activities. Further details about the case remain unavailable.
Appleton Wis Sept 20 The largest single cheese ever built will be made in one day from the milk of 2100 dairy cows weighing about 4000 pounds The cheese will require from 4000 to 60000 pounds of milk to produce the 1000 pound wheel The project will utilize milk from the county's dairies and involve 100 to 500 workers with N Simon of Neenah directing aided by top cheese makers in the area
Fragmentary text reports a disputed statement by a person identified as Mr Dupre Vanderbilt denying a claim. It mentions an aeroplane order, abroad travel, and a reply denying a misrepresentation. Details are chaotic with garbled names and phrases, limiting coherent reconstruction of events or parties.
Readable fragments show promotional lines about products and prices. Mentions Granular point, a tree dollve, and various item labels like Regular Maxilar Starch and small price figures such as 12¢ and 7 cents. Context appears to be a cluttered classified or ad block.
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