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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1910
Page
7
The readable text shows disjoint fragments mentioning a place and time elements with unclear names. It hints at a local event or notice but lacks complete details for a clear report. No identifiable people or organizations are confirmed from the legible material.
A herbal sounding remedy promises to destroy the cause of catarrh and heal membranes to stop snoring. It claims rapid relief within minutes by cleansing the throat and preventing discharge. Advertised by Thomas Dowey with a large bottle priced at $1.00.
A fragmented OCR note mentions a fashion luncheon in New York attended by a prince and a prominent lady. It cites counter criticism of U.S. customs and hints at a Chinese bride’s engagement, with references to an America NY Tribune and two extents prints ordered in September. Dykdas Photo Gallery is listed.
An old style advertisement promises Klee's Original Eczema Ointment will cure eczema and itch for home use. It mentions daily application days and general conditions, with bold claims and limited product details.
Fragmentary OCR note presents garbled phrases and names. The readable parts mention Rosario, an inlaw, and various unclear words, with no coherent event or timeline. The fragment lacks a discernible person, place, or action to summarize into a concrete news item.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a chaotic tale about Tinley Samhadene a famous Paneth caricaturist and a long chain of misread names and places. The piece blends mentions of engineering works, London and New York, with scattered phrases like Great White Was and Wild Exploit, hinting at a sensational magazine style mock narrative.
The excerpt surveys European attitudes toward hygiene across eras and cites Michelet on the decline of bath culture. It reflects fears of decadence as civilizations like Greece and Rome influenced cleanliness, asserting a link between public health and social decay while noting historical epidemics and moral panic.
An ad promotes Parisian Sage for men women and children claiming to banish dandruff stop hair loss and promote healthy growth. It touts a guaranteed money back offer and lists N F Ate & Co as sellers with a 60 cent price. Also includes a personal notice from Dor Cross about alimony and a warning against harboring her husband’s wife.
Auction style notices and multiple listings show houses and lots for sale or rent. Names such as WAKE MORGARIDGE and MORGARIDGE appear with addresses on Wayne Street Sixth Avenue and Church Street, offering single and multi family homes, vacant lots, stores, and furnished rooms for monthly rent. Some entries note terms, frontages, sizes, and building conditions including damaged or burned properties and factories, with prices or cash requirements attached.
Money to loan to anyone keeping house and steadily employed. Business transacted quickly and privately. Payable in monthly installments. Terms depend on earnings. Call, write or phone and our agent will call on you. Open day and evenings. Judged by the own city.
Local ads tout ongoing bargain pricing with phrases warning against clearance sales. Listings include multiple house and lot deals from 5900 to 2000, five homes near the park, a Perry Simmons farm at 3000, and other rural parcels near Spring Creek.
A garbled Washington Star excerpt shows quirky dialogue about caviar and a mistaken accident. The text references Broncho Bob, Elias, Menpeck, and a butcher, with stray phrases suggesting a satirical or lost-news transcription.
A scattered text fragment offers various sale items and odd quotations. It lists items such as pigs at four dollars each and drafting tables, with unrelated inserted phrases and humor about language and misunderstandings. The readable content is fragmentary and jumbled, including references to love and London English dialogue.
The trial of Dr Hawley Harvey Crippen for the murder of Belle Elmore and the alleged accomplice Ethel Le Neve is set for October at the Central District Court, as authorities prepare for the high profile case.
The text portrays progress through courage as each bold step reduces future obstacles. It emphasizes that effort strengthens ability, and that even if the path grows tougher, resilience makes one less prone to complain and more determined.
Notice announces a November 10 court hearing in the Court of Common Pleas County of Hile to approve amendments to the Corry Hospital Association charter per an 1879 act. Filed petition references General Assembly act on incorporation and regulation of corporations. Also includes a separate administration notice for George Tyler, deceased, urging debts and claims be presented for settlement, dated August 0, 1910.
Fragmented mayhem of short notices and garbled ads. Includes WANTED sewing by day and farm work appeals, with stray lines about mass and court quips. Reads like a cluttered classifieds page and odd dialogue excerpts with unclear sources.
A garbled era of help wanted notes includes requests for a capable girl for housework in a family and a woman to assist with domestic tasks. The listings mention inquiries at the Journal office and another ad referencing a person named W. B. Gare of the Journal with a plus toward employment at a two person household.
Young Elizabeth, six, faced a difficult day at kindergarten as she tried to fit in with classmates. Despite enthusiasm for learning and singing, her voice did not harmonize, leaving her distressed and returning home with her mother.
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