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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1910
Page
6
The note records a relocation instruction noting removal to 42 N Center Street. The fragment indicates a street address change without additional context or dates. It reads as a terse public or internal notice about moving or updating an office or unit location.
Local notes report Elbert Hubbard to attend a Library Theatre lecture tonight with Mends Bed Busy Exterminator and other names linked to attendance. Other items include arrivals from New York, visits by notable locals, and a 15 day sale at Steen's with apparel bargains.
Mrs A A Brown credits Rheuma with seven years of rheumatic pain relief after one bottle. The ad from N F Ames & Co Buffalo promises no cure no pay and lists 690 a bottle plus other remedies like English Marhue for neuralgia and stomach pain.
A Boer soldier Frank Brown was shot in the head during the South African war. The bullet remained, later removed, and the wound used to smoke a cigarette as a macabre amusement for friends.
A short passage presents a lighthearted arithmetic puzzle about smiles and kind words lifting tired hearts. It invites generosity with smiles and encouragement, concluding with a moral to not be stingy.
Collier's Weekly notes two New Hampshire bass rivers and two New England lakes where bass size diet and season differ. One river yields frequent big fish yet stomachs show glutinous white matter, while another under similar abundance hosts smaller fish. In Connecticut uplands bass feed in winter in one area but not in another, suggesting paradoxes in habitat and behavior that intrigue anglers and naturalists alike.
A long fragment recounts the rise and fall of a Tonga group shoal that became a volcanic island by 1885 then disappeared by 1908. It also records a frontier citizen visiting the Senate gallery and hearing a prosy speech as time drags on.
William Randolph Hearst refutes rumors of planning a gubernatorial bid. His lawyer Clarence J. Shearn supplied the statement, and Hearst asserts no intention to run and labels anyone suggesting a run as a personal enemy.
A fragmented historical note discusses lack of originality in hymen minds and uniformed operations. It mentions entitie and clauses with unclear references and hints at collective initiative and common places, reflecting a dated prose style.
A fragmented account traces rubber from early Indigenous uses to 18th century European adoption. It notes Spanish waterproofing of cluhks and mentions medicinal oil extracts, with murky asides about 19th century awareness and a brief political anecdote in the British Commons involving figures like John Burns and a backhanded quip about a Labour member.
Bulkeley Garrel Gusher reports a 100 barrel oil well on the McNanny farm in the Coyleville field near Butler Pennsylvania. The well began producing in April and is expected as the first major find in the Goylonville district.
An old newspaper sale ad touts low prices on Wilton Axminster and Smyrna rugs 9x12 along with Brussels and semi Brussels carpets. It highlights remnant carpets fabrics dress goods silks and trimmings with various values and per yard prices, noting guaranteed corsets and silk materials.
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