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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1910
Page
6
The note advises choosing shoes that keep children dry and durable, favoring leather options over fancy styles. It emphasizes practicality for school and daily wear, suggesting avoidant excess spending and ensuring good value.
A jumble of short notices reports dozens of visitors in Buttato Tin and other towns, listing names like Harry Bureh, Mrs Wesley Toward, Homer Neswitth, Elmer Wilson, Vern Aflen, AR Graves, and Miss Edi Jones among many others. Mentions also include trips to Waterford, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, and Chicago, with several residents staying days or weeks and some attending events or conducting business locally.
A fire at Langhorne caused extensive damage and losses estimated around ten thousand dollars. The blaze damaged homes and farmland and disrupted local farming operations. No injuries were immediately reported as investigators begin assessing the scene.
A chaotic report describes an Empire sale that drew competition between Sulplieian and Julian firms over Portluas values. References to gunmen, plunder, and a dramatic legal action frame a turbulent auction scene with lingering echoes of violence.
A survey records about 2 750 distinct plant species in Japan signaling rich biodiversity. Researchers highlight habitat variety and regional endemism, with ongoing studies to map distribution and conservation needs across prefectures.
A 20 valle A hominile device test reveals a failed home stretch apparatus used to fasten in velvet with cherlans. The wire stretcher broke under load, leading to a safer alternative using a lower thick stay and trace chain. The review notes comparable performance versus the original, with the crew assembling in about two hours and bolts removed after testing.
The Marmont Experiment Station conducted spraying tests on polanes to study the relative gains from various chemicals. Designed by PeterMine and Fenty Weber, the trials examined mixtures including bona sly and other agents. Applications focused on spray techniques and coverage with emphasis on targeting disease and pests. Results indicated substantial efficacy with certain compounds achieving high pest suppression and notable yield impacts.
The passage outlines preparation steps for kerosene emulsion including mixing with water and oil, applying portions before use, and safety notes. It warns against waste, instructs disposing unsellable portions by feeding the family or stock, and mentions pests and stock health considerations.
A partly readable item notes apple costs for large and small lots. A packer mentions 20 cents per barrel for high trace quality apples and seven cents for lower quality fruit. It also references a Kooi smoker as a small required cost for one dollar.
An old time advertisement touts Nord Tablets as a cure for nervous fatigue and weakened nerves. It claims the product nourishes the nerves, restores vitality, and promotes blood flow to all parts of the body, with sales pitched through pharmacies.
Fragmented OCR depicts a chaotic account of goats and farms in Germany, with mentions of patronage, authorities, and public benefit. It references Westphalia, Bonn, and Aachen regions and hints at wartime supply concerns, farm networks, and evolving control over livestock. The text shows strained phrases about agriculture amid conflict and bureaucratic action.
A machine converts waste paper into corks and paper plugs, claiming superior strength and impervious walls to traditional corks. Demonstrations show the device making corks from various waste papers, with advocates touting its efficiency and novelty.
Ad lists various sewing machines including Grand Rotary and 2 In 4 with lock and attain attel. Mentions prices and terms, claims all kinds of reputred goods, and directs to 150 N Contor Private Street for customers.
A fragmented advertisement lists various goods and prices including fish such as Fresh Pressel Sea Trout 10 cents per pound and Newburyport Bulle clams 38 cents a quart, plus bacon, butter, and white envelopes. It touts exclusive agency for Corry and Viely oysters from New England, claiming superior quality and direct-from-shell canning with agents setting own retail prices.
Fragmented report mentions a move out and a noncom pronounce from an unclear source. References a company named YOMBI & Co and a $1000 amount. Details are garbled and partial, with uncertain names and places.
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