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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
5
Dramatized adaptation of Meredith Nichol son’s novel includes famed scenes such as The Odd Old Mansion and The Secret Passage. The show features a mysterious mansion, eerie noises, apparitions, and a dramatic story of romance and danger amidst a nightly performance schedule.
An 1890s advertisement touts San Cura Ointment and San Cura Soap as powerful remedies for piles eczema salt rheum and other skin ailments. It claims rapid pain relief, dramatic healing effects, and a money back guarantee by N F Ames & Co and Thomas Downey, with mail orders available through Thompson Medical Co Titusville Pa. The copy stresses household usefulness and infant care, priced at 24 cents per large cake and 60 cents per jar.
Roosevelt comes back to New York in high spirits after a Saratoga victory. He is described as a worn but recovering commander, with plans for speaking engagements and policy aims. Delegates celebrate the outcome while awaiting further instructions from leaders and the ITA.
The Republican State Committee plans a meeting in New York City on Tuesday morning before departure. Notable figures including Colonel Roonevel, Senator Rant, and General Stewink J. Woodford attended, with expectations of a late campaign start due to party divisions.
London announces the South Wales miners voted against the general strike proposal by a margin of 82 110. They will still aid the 12 000 Cambrian workers who began striking on September 29. The exchange captures a casual street remark about a local incident.
Fragmented ad text promises relief and refunds on HomeRoid by Ames & Co. It cites doctors and a Buffalo address while mentioning internal tonics and bottles. The snippet includes garbled names and stray phrases about savings and marriage.
A fragmented piece argues that a mother in law should never live with her son or daughter in law. It condemns interference between spouses and urges for forbearance, self reliance, and respect for the couple's privacy. It praises boarding houses to preserve harmony between spouses and avoid family strife.
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