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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1910
Page
6
A reader advised buying sturdy leather shoes for boys to wear to school, emphasizing practicality over fashion and noting McCray & Stearns as the go to supplier. The message highlights affordable options that keep feet dry.
A flood of short visits fills Corry and Warren as numerous locals and guests travel between towns. Residents mention likable meetings with Mrs. PL, Sheriff Park, Mrs. Louise Pulner, Miss Arty Smith, and many others visiting relatives, friends, or shopping in Meadvill, Dunkirk, and Warren.
A lively advertisement tale touts a miracle remedy for rheumatism in the ankles. It promotes a product named Rhuma Go from Buffalo New York, promising relief within a day and free trials. The piece blends testimonials, medical claims, and ragged evidence typical of early 20th century ads.
A fragmented 19th century overview examines horse build and temperament for work and speed. It notes ideal size, stout shoulders, and strong hindquarters, with emphasis on stamina, breed type, and suitability for labor, riding, and pulling tasks within practical limits.
Fragmentary report quotes Judge Adige and others from a county court in London. The text mentions a horse named Luci, a defendant identified as Adorn, and a dramatic suit titled "Nby Iria Mi and Woman." A promise of 8,000 and a state figure about 340 per person over 12 years appear in the garbled notes.
Illegible fragment shows an old advertisement for a catarrh cure from Walding Kinwan & Marvin in Toledo. It includes a reward line and mentions a nasal or blood healing preparation with claims of direct action. The legible portions hint at 19th or early 20th century marketing language.
An advertisement claims Dr Detshon's Reiter for Rhout Uisin and Neuralgia cures rheumatism in eight days with a single dose upon the system. It asserts the disease disappears after treatment and notes a price of 75 cents, sold by Durham Drug Co.
Fragmented OCR text mentions F. Mussenger and son as agents for Corry mil Vicinity and a New York City tailoring firm. Includes garbled phrases about fabrics prices and a local connection to a person named Tayo T.
A highly damaged text fragment mentions Sealy and Irritat Roug with unclear context about a Jos and a Manol. The readable pieces hint at names and objects but lack coherent events or dates.
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