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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1910
Page
7
In a violent wind storm at Chalons a field near Avin was struck causing collapse and extensive damage. Several sheds were destroyed and farms suffered losses estimated around 100,000 francs with animals injured or killed and equipment damaged.
In South Sheth a group of about fifty workers demand equal pay and improved conditions at the plant, with around 150 more slated to work Thursday and Friday. The dispute centers on wage scales and a promised raise, reflecting lingering tensions after a prior two-year-old wage alignment.
A garbled OCR fragment depicts a scene with unclear names and places. Andrew interacts with a minister and a figure named Lonebinon, discussing a remedy involving a vial and snuff. The text is fractured, obscuring coherent events and context.
A garbled note references a Wey Teint fair and a receiver tied to a money deal. The text is largely unreadable with many misspellings, but hints at a financial or business matter connected to an event at Wey Teint and an entity named The Clvinnsn.
An Arctic expedition recounts a dramatic February 1900 event at Mount Teron where a shipboard party led by Morehietuviik and Captain Jensen witnessed a glacier birth as a massive iceberg calved into the sea. The crew describes rocks, waves, and a retreat to safety as the landscape reshaped in moments, with lives at risk and a lasting memory of the event.
A fragmented dialogue fragment mentions baseball and a newcomer versus old inhabitants. The text hints at a debate over boxing and daily sports, with garbled dialogue about a home team and a place named Ragobalit and a line about life being difficult. The readable portions suggest a sports or entertainment snippet.
Washington April 1 1 The military record of Major General Frederick Dent Grant was corrected by the house of representatives. He served in an abnormal way before. He was involved with the Ulysses Grant family and received a personal commission from his father. The changes were included in the revised record and granted his eligibility for the Grant Association of the Republic.
A clipped, garbled text describes a man seeking work and references to barber terms, hair, a town, and confusion. The piece reads like a scribbled speech with misheard words and fragmented phrases. It lacks coherent events or clear subjects beyond hair and work.
A fragmentary exchange hints at a comic or critical scene about a daughter and a poet. The dialogue references a writer and a social error, with mention of local figures or peers in a cramped, playful misreading.
Multiple sale notices list houses and farms for sale including a one block from Center Street featuring a ring roomed house built in 1900 with natural oak finish and modern improvements. Also farm properties near Eldred township and a dairy turn about 14 miles from city. Several addresses and contact names given for inquiries and terms.
In a puzzling exchange Mr Meekton speaks in cryptic terms about a hidden message one mile away and a person named Efourietta. The dialogue touches on a promised hundred and the source of cash, with a sense of urgency and mystery surrounding future plans.
A jumble of classified lines includes WANTED SEWING by day or week, and a misread address for Miss Etta Sanger. The piece shifts to a Brooklyn warden quipping on how imprisonment alters a man’s figure, noting clothing fit and weight changes as inmates prepare for release.
Help wanted notices show a female position for housekeeping and a cook at the Grandin Hotel in Columbia. The ad requests reliability and sincerity while noting an applicant named Lily Johnson and mentions odd jobs around the house and the need for someone who can help as a wife figure.
Fragmentary dialogue and miswritten lines depict a quirky exchange about money and marriage. The garbled text references a boy, a suggested suitor, and a playful banter involving affection and wealth. The piece reads like a comic bedside dialogue with unclear speakers.
A chaotic street scene described by the Chicago Tribune depicts a Black person being accosted, hats being struck, and shouted phrases about misdeeds. A bystander asks about biblical curses while the crowd questions who bears the fault, ending with a calm Mrs. Upfol weighing moral claims.
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