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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
3
Unable to determine readable facts from the fragmented OCR text. The source lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a proper headline and card.
A rigid military school cadet sergeant, noted for strictness and proper insignia, asks a raw recruit if he has drilled before. The recruit answers no, and the exchange ends with a blend of politeness and continued conversation as the officer asserts command.
Fragmentary note by Otto C Shrock proprietor mentions pansies and carpations with references to oxen and flies suggesting a horticultural or farm goods inquiry or ad.
Bradford page lists charity benefits at Armory Rink including a May party concert featuring Mia Gertrude Auda Howlisy and May 8 15 start times, a public library fundraiser with tickets at the library, and a Durham's sale promoting household goods. Also noted are a body found in Bradford Creek and local business topics including Bradford Trust Company charter and Jones Brothers Chain show reception.
Dr Woods Munhinson warns in Outing against mocking physical culture and urges adequate exercise. He notes that many who deride gymnasia die young due to neglected health, while long hours in offices and travel stress the arteries. He cites industrial leaders and executives as example of fragile health from lack of outdoor recreation.
Fragmentary quotes show a heated exchange about meat preparation and roasting, with references to Growelli and Afra. The text mocks pity and table roasting while noting unclear lines and garbled names from a Chicago News style source.
A New York Sun account recounts a traveler on a crowded August train between Matz and Paris who surrendered twenty mark notes in change. The official failed to provide correct change, the train moved on, and the passenger later recovered proof of transfer but not the money, with money teed to be subtracted and returned.
The piece describes a trout fishing moment on a winter bridge as a kestrel lingers above crystal waters. The angler’s lure drops, line tightens, and a chorus of trout thrums beneath the surface while the scene captures the sport’s suspense and vivid water tones.
Fragmented overheard chat recounts a rumor about a man named Brown and a troubled night. The snippet hints at a personal mishap or memory lapse described with garbled phrases and unclear details. No clear events or dates are established.
Ex Sheriff Cogswell filed a lawsuit against Buffalo and Lake Erie Traction Company seeking about 60,000 dollars for injuries he says are permanent. He was struck by a trolley near Twelfth and State streets last December, just before retirement, and alleges internal injuries from the crash.
U 5. Brake Shoe Co begins casting as spectators gather to witness the launch of a modern plant with an automated cupola and coke feed. The 2:30 fire lighting by J. J. Rosaler’s daughter signals start of molten iron flow, with operation expected soon.
Ground cleared for a government building after condemnation. Mr Crapser moved his residence away. The Stewart building housed by Alferman Truesdell was bought by Mr Yagear who will move it to Gold street. Contractors worked on Mill street as funds and final appropriation were not yet set.
A fringe note from an unsteady text urges the Ursual community to act with conscience when neighbors err. The brief item hints at self examination and social duty amid unclear details.
A catalog style listing describes garments such as muslin Petticoats skirts and undergarments with colors blue pink tan black white and red. It notes trimmed garments with prices and department availability including muslin petti coats garters gloves and narrow trimming laces with examples of yardage and discounts.
A fragmented historical account discusses Eskimo dogs as pure savage pack hunters akin to wolves, trained mainly by Eskimo women, with encounters of dog packs turning on humans. It notes Newfoundland dogs and reindeer herding in Lapland, and cites a 1832 rescue by a Newfoundland dog and a child, highlighting the strong pack instinct and training effects across breeds.
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