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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1910
Page
5
Warning about kidney problems and gouty symptoms urges urgent treatment. Claims Thompson's Bargama cleanses kidneys, stops back and side pain, promises cure for Bright's Disease, and offers money back guarantees. Details list prices 50c and $1 per bottle.
Fragmentary OCR line hints at a report involving Dupre and trouble with a lariat. Names and context are incomplete, but the snippet suggests a note or letter referencing conflict or issue connected to Callow and Dupre.
The notice advertises Wood's September Sale with low prices on groceries and household items. It lists teas, coffees, sugar, baking powder, starch, rice, dried fruits, extracts, cocoa, chocolate, peanut butter, matches, ammonia, blueing, axle grease, laundry items, cleaners, Borax, medicines, and various patent medicines, emphasizing free delivery and cash buying. The fragmented price list highlights regulars and sale prices alongside product names and brands.
Store advertisement highlights extreme bargains on hosiery and mittens. Mentions men wool socks thirty-some cents, gloves and mittens under fifty cents, ladies handkerchiefs, can make 25 cent bundles, soap at 26 cents. Emphasizes limited time and customer-only lots.
Ad describes a home tuner offer with a money refund if unsatisfactory. Includes price of 2.60 and mentions cleaning included. References Burkhardt's Art Shop at 128 NM Court Street, Bell telephone 210 16.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a Baltimore item with several garbled names and titles. It hints at oil related notes or a public notice but lacks clear actions, dates, or concrete entities to confirm the event or outcome.
An early 20th century ad touts MI-O-NA stomach tablets to ease indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims quick relief within five minutes and promotes broader health benefits, including richer blood and stronger nerves, with a large box priced at 50 cents from N. Z. Amos & Co and other druggists.
In Newark, a 22 year old woman Anna Burrell of 272 Fairmount Street is listed in Newark City Hospital with a broken left shoulder after a head on collision early yesterday. Two armaments were demolished and several others damaged as the cars collided near Irvington and Newark. The report mentions a brake failure and several bystanders at the scene. Police and hospital staff are investigating the事故.
Fragmentary OCR note reports the death of Cather Lamher near Foundtind Nal Sol 20 with unclear details. The text is garbled but indicates a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper fragment mentioning Lambert and related uncertainty about timing and circumstances.
London testimony centers on the Crippen murder inquiry with statements from Mrs Bacon and Mrs Murrows. A witness recounts interactions involving an unnamed man and a potential alibi while coroner proceedings proceed, detailing paths of inquiry and expected next steps.
An inspector investigates how a snake entered a mail sack after a complaint from a milliner in Mars about a reptile found in the post, aided by a young woman and Ted from the post office. Officials explain the hallway events and seek no blame while noting the creature may have crawled aboard on the platform.
President Com ey has sold Charles Brench and to the Montreal team Toaito. The transaction shifts two players to the Canadian club, signaling a major roster change ahead of upcoming games.
Pittsburg golfers plan a grand reception for new United States champion Fownes. Oakmont Country Club, led by Fownes, announces a public reception at the club house next Saturday. The event follows his recent victory as Brookline listeners also followed the match by telephone.
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