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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1910
Page
5
A fragmented verse describes a bird called Tha Storm Bird, Dwells near a storm bound bay with a fresh water lake on its back. The speaker hints at light and hope tied to the bird's wings and eyes, imbuing the scene with a dreamlike vision.
A sprawling fragmented tale, recounting a mythic journey of a horse in Armblan lore. The legend weaves in spirits, trials, and the quest for endurance, with a wary focus on symbolism around the horse and its bond to humanity.
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions hue and tone, questions how to handle marriage, and references Dotrott Free Prous in vague terms. The readable words imply a casual, possibly dialectal aside about relationships, with no clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
Berlin dispatch reports Enver Pasha, Turkish military attaché, is betrothed to a niece of Sultan Mehmed VI, in keeping with royal tradition. He asks two-year postponement to extend his international knowledge while the alliance moves forward with the pledge. Windings indicate the match may influence palace politics amid Abdul Hamid’s regime in Constantinople.
Myra Kelly widow of Alin MacNaulnol died after a long life as a writer of stories about poor city children. The New York author mentored pupils and urged them to write, sending three copies of her novel to editors and libraries. Her husband, Alin, and her daughter Myra are noted, with records of her earlier teaching and literary influence.
The article retells tragic mining legends from old Inguste London history. It recalls Hedhe Ty Baglin's doomed venture sinking a new ore vein toward the sea and the ensuing flood that doomed the enterprise and bankrupted the owner. It also recounts the Speedwell lead mine in Derbyshire where a 8000 foot tunnel breached a hidden water chamber, unleashing 19000 tons of rock and water and ending in the Bottomless Pit.
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