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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1910
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text features scattered names, places, and commercial notes, including references to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and various individuals. The passage blends advertising, personal notices, and scattered locations, with no clear single event or coherent narrative to summarize.
The page blends National and American League standings with player names and team references such as Brooklyn, Philadelphia, New York, Cleveland, Chicago, and St Louis. It also includes a block of text promoting a simple eye test, describing how closing or covering an eye reveals perception differences and detailing a method to test accommodation and alignment.
John G. Johnson of Philadelphia has pronounced the new 649000 bond issue in compliance with the law. In his respects, city officials will make the first issue this week.
The ad warns kidney troubles bring distinct symptoms including cloudy urine back pain and fatigue. It cites D K Cook of 17 Sixth Avenue Horny Pa praising Doans Kidney Pills and claims a long prior kidney complaint was cured after using the product. Foster-Milburn of Buffalo NY is listed as sole US agents.
A tangled Persian tale follows a hunter who loses a morsel to a grocer's weasel. A dog fights the theft as the grocer wounds the dog, the inn keeper cuts the grocer's arm, and a violent confrontation erupts. The governor orders arrests and troops, crowds gather, and three days of riot end with 70000 men worshiping.
A damaged Chicago Tribune fragment shows a puzzled observer asking for a chaperone as a young couple partakes in a private moment. The text suggests party language and social expectations, with the scene left incomplete.
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