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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1910
Page
5
National League standings show Brooklyn second and New York high in the mix. Saturday results include Philadelphia 5 Brooklyn 8 at Philadelphia and Boston 1 New York 3 at Boston. American League notes Cleveland and Washington struggle while Philadelphia tops one game in New York next.
In Rochester district race Republican Aldridge faces Democrat Havens in a key special election. Voters on March 4 will decide the successor to the late Breckinridge token era, with turnout projected around 50,000. The district has leaned Republican for years, and Aldridge is expected to prevail by a narrow margin.
Mrs Alice Wetman watched her father hang himself yesterday afternoon on the porch of the family home in Breeksville. The incident occurred during a period of apparent confusion and the discovery followed by flowers at the funeral. The article discusses funeral customs and ancient roots of mummery and memorial rites with references to Greek and Roman traditions.
A fragment from a domestic vignette shows a young wife defending her struggling doctor husband. Her sympathetic friend questions the meaning, while the wife asserts his virtues and parental strength amid hardship.
A humorous portrait of a busy downtown eatery lacking a formal orchestra while the clatter of dishes, utensils, and rushing staff creates a lively symphony. Diners are urged to eat swiftly as the house keeps a constant, bustling tempo despite comfort and order.
Dr Zacher, director of the imperial byron of statteries, argues that half of accidents are preventable and estimates social and economic losses from workplace deaths at about 250000 dollars and yen annually. He outlines savings from safer practices, better convalescent care, and social insurance to protect workers and preserve economic efficiency.
At the Philadelphia Navy Yard commandant’s office a discussion on mice aboard ships reveals sailors regard white mice as essential crew. An officer notes mice sense gases and air quality, warning that without them a ship could drift into poisoning or suffocation if air leaks or gas buildup occur. they would alert crew before humans notice danger.
Fragmentary text complains about moral bias toward others and the impact of friends taking large sums from a man’s money. It reflects social concerns over generosity, favoritism, and the consequences of friendship on personal finances.
An advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as effective for female ailments. It cites testimonials of relief from nervousness irregularities and related conditions, claiming nationwide cures and inviting readers to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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