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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1911
Page
4
The Economy Vacuum Washer promises labor saving in wash day without wheels or levers. It operates on vacuum principle, uses soap and boiling water, cleans in 10 to 20 minutes, draws water from boiler bottom and discharges at the top, with a price guarantee of 3.59 dollars within 80 days if not as claimed.
A home piano tuner offers service with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. Price is £2.60 including thorough cleaning. Contact F. Burkhardt at Burkhardt's Art Shop located at 148 North Center Street. Bell phone 107.
During training for a forthcoming meet athletes search for a remedy to remove soronesa from the muscion as part of their preparation.
The world famous trainer Dave Coburn praises Rexall Rubbing Oil used on Ruth and Clark during the six day race at Madison Square Garden. It comes in two sizes priced 45 and 50 cents, sold only at Rexall shops.
A vintage advertisement extolls Inaider's candy as attractively crafted and delicious. It claims Babbitt's INSIDE and OUTSIDEG meets government requirements for pure food, asserts top quality, and promises low prices for a fresh, sweet product.
A notice urges borrowers to make steady monthly payments on loans through a special agent contact. It emphasizes consistent instalments and warns against missing payments to avoid delays in securing funds.
Middletown Sept 1 Galbraith Rodgers failed to start on the coast to coast flight as pilot J J Taylor from the Wright factory was not present. The machine is ready but Taylor has not arrived, delaying departure. Reigern of Advertising said he would not leave Middletown until today. Fowler at Colfax reports missing rudder hindering a New York departure if rain holds.
Northampton pair Kale Holoksa and Peter Loboschak were caught by Constable Manner while attempting to elope. This marks their second elopement attempt, following a prior incident when the woman's husband reportedly intervened and burnt the suitor’s finery to prevent repeated elopement.
A fragment from Washington Gladden urges readers to stop awaiting a distant future paradise and to end restless discontent. It contrasts the idea of heaven with present misery, warning that chronic envy and irritability can turn life into a personal hell more vivid than Milton’s worst visions.
A jumble of curiosities and reminiscences notes quack medicines praised for curing illness and jokes about gambling, plus a dental loan to ancient literature. It mentions Pepys and Boss Bugistimian, cigar wrappers, corn relief, and Job as a historic text, with stray referrals to a London Mall and old printing quirks.
A compact meditation on personal crosses born from restless anxiety about the future. The speaker argues these pains do not come from God, but from human wisdom attempting to forestall divine Providence. Fenelon is invoked to underline reliance on faith over self-directed schemes.
A garbled report discusses a monkey’s intelligence and a controversial law on preventing insurrection. It references a striking form of power and a supposed struggle to control volatile actions, mentioning a mutiny and political tension.
President Taft barely avoided trouble after a Wisconsin event yesterday where he faced a hostile audience. A representative introduced him, and the president delivered a fierce denunciation of alleged polluters and corrupt methods, drawing sharp boos and tense scenes.
Southampton dispatch reports the Olympic underway to Cherbourg when HMS Hawke collided amid crosscurrents. Hawke's bow and plates torn, Olympic bow flexed. both ships reported limited damage. Officials aim to survey injuries and repair swiftly so Olympic can resume voyage to New York.
An incomplete text fragment describes a youth entering a room and kneeling before a lady, producing something from a pocket and offering a phrase about England and Wales. The passage references a distance of eighteen hundred miles from the coast and mentions England and Wales.
September plan calls for stock cleanup ahead of Berlin annual inventory in October. Forty items and odd lots are to be sold, with details pending.
A vintage catalog style ad lists prices for flour bread soap vinegar and spices plus household items like fly paper and jam jars. The seller invites readers to visit a shop miles away to take and reship goods, promising an extra five dollars for delivery to the reader's station or city location.
A jumbled OCR fragment touts a wheat mill and flour for bakers, promising high quality product. It hints at bread variety and household use though specifics are illegible.
D M Jackson, proprietor, moots all trains at Union Depot and closes service to all parts of the city. Special attention to transfers if trunk and baggage. Both phones.
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