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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1910
Page
5
The readable text mentions wind and roof damage with references to Roo s or rooms. It implies a weather or incident affecting homes and possibly a roof or window. The garbled lines suggest confusion about timing and location but indicate possible property damage from wind.
The report notes a rising trend in the contest labeled Win Ww, highlighting growing regional engagement and participation. Details remain sparse but indicate broader attention and potential upcoming events in related circuits.
A fragmented notice mentions individuals ALOK and Nani Sher with a yell or call event on an unspecified date. The brief item lacks clear context or place details but records a local incident or alert involving these names. Further readable text may clarify the exact action and location.
An advertising flyer touts Wood's September Sale with no delivery or phone fees and big savings on staples. It lists wholesale-style prices on sugar flour coffee tea cocoa and more, plus free profit rebates for every customer trading 26 cents or more.
C F Burkhardt of Durkherdt's Art Repair announces refunds if work is unsatisfactory and mentions a loan option. Contact 199 N Contor etredt and Ball phone B10 16 for details with price 92.09 included.
Fragmented sports page shows American and National League standings with scattered team names, batteries, and scores. Confusing entries list New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, St Louis, Baltimore and Toronto along with mixed abbreviations and errant figures, unclear game results and partial box notes.
An old advertisement touts Apine and Panes Chive as cures for indigestion, claiming immediate relief from stomach discomfort, belching, and fermentation. It promises removal of dyspepsia symptoms, with alleged fast action within minutes and urges asking a druggist for Papea Diapepsin as a thorough remedy.
Gettysburg Sept 190? John Wm Cramer admitted thefts from dwellings including clothing and other items. He was sentenced to 0 years in the Eastern Penitentiary under a 1909 act for a third penitentiary offense, with prior sentences in 1890s and 1900s totaling about 40 years.
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage as a superior hair beautifier using advanced science. It claims quick results, greaseless formula, and universal appeal with the Auburn girl image on every package. A large bottle costs 40 cents at Fy Amena Co, with agents nationwide.
A man named Godfrey S. Hieeham was found in a motorboat after drinking a cleaning solution used for the engine. Investigators concluded he died of poisoning from the solvent, with his brother and a companion nearby when the events unfolded. He was transported home unconscious and died several hours later.
The garbled note hints at a puzzle themed around solar terms and mining, with unclear names and dates. Read as a cryptic snippet, it suggests a cryptic question about a person named Annie and a public response.
D. M. Jackson announces meeting all trains at Union depot offering first class city service. Special attention to transfer of ranke and baggage with both phones available.
Report from New York notes Herbert P. Bissell of Buffalo and Edward M. Shepard of Brooklyn as leading contenders for temporary and permanent convention chairmanship. Mayor Gaynor emerges as favored governor nominee with Shepard possible head of ticket, while Carmody of Penna Varia and Havens of Rochester vie for attorney general and Lt. governor posts as Dix weighs coordination with party leaders.
Frank Wells of 561 Liberty St Corry Pa reports kidney trouble and irregular discharges. After using Doan's Kidney Pills recommended by Ames & Co Drug Store his kidney function improved and he endorses the remedy. Sold by all dealers with poster ads and Buffalo N Y as agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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