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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1910
Page
3
What He Secked. ATy husband thus wil die virtue but one as the wife of witty gliding young doctor. What is that I asked her sympathetic friend Patienta replied the young wife.
An 8 000 Jarjgo flowering Panny plant sale listed at 26e per dozen. The ad highlights carnations and filiew as available offerings with Shrock Proprietor.
Local notes report the Moose lodge hosting a social dance Thursday evening at their West Wayne Street location. Also mentioned are a marriage license issued in Erie for Ransome D. McKelway and Mildred El. Donaldson, and plans for a Business Men's Exchange meeting at Ajax Building.
The New York American reports a precocious boy at age thirteen who learns and reproduces a full opera from memory without missing a note. He later explains some limitations and notes inauspicious gaps in recalling certain composers.
Rexall 08 Hair Tonic is advertised to stop balding and restore hair by killing germs and nourishing roots. The ad claims guaranteed satisfaction with a full refund if not relieved, priced 50 cents and one dollar at The Rexall Store, 0.0 Bubbict & Son.
A fragment reports bolted alligator and Bella alligator dest in a caste akin to veal and notes it is widely consumed in India.
A magazine fragment discusses snow crystal formation, noting high complexity and symmetry under hexagonal growth. It explains molecular polarity and magnetic effects as possible influences on crystal axes, while acknowledging limited certainty about exact causes.
The American writer notes Rochester's protest against machine politics, opposing Aldridge in the same way as last November's Tammany Hall clash. The piece portrays a nationwide push for political independence and an end to corrupt, party-controlled governance. It highlights a broader shift toward honesty and openness in politics as machines are battered.
A teacher at a lower grade school directs a class on government duties and customs, asking what a man is called when an ocean liner reaches Philadelphia. A student answers pirates, prompting laughter as the class member names the term pirate.
An advertisement touts ready to wear skirts and rain coats with strong lines of inkite at 5.00, a mention of umbrellas with names engraved, and a pitch for durable Wallace style items. It notes robberies and rewards, urging customers to view the assortment and consider personalized umbrellas.
An ad fragment offers 25 cents eight half ounce packets of named sweet peas including orchid rarities The Countess Spence and The White Spearce plus a free packet of double poppies and Queen of the Market An appeal references Victorian gifts and a tale of Wolseley Cetewayo and Elizabethan wigs This clashing miscellany ends with a note about Be Nevis rainfall, 126 inches yearly.
Cony Public Library operates in the north wing of the High School building with a South Street entrance. It opens every weekday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock and Monday Wednesday and Saturday afternoons from 2 to 6 o'clock. Mish Sue Williams serves as Librarian.
Local ad offers painting and interior decoration services by Lynn Knepp Bt N at First Avenue Bell 164? Painter and interior decorator advertises workmanship and materials for home painting projects.
A lighthearted Irish joke opens with a drowned man and a plan to break news gently. The column then shifts to bold retail copy advertising low prices on household items including wax, camphor products, seeds, floor finish, meal, brooms, washing powders, and laundry soap with several cents per unit deals.
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