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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1912
Page
8
A stream of brief traveler notices and visits. Sam Lines and several others journeyed for business or family reasons between Erie Union City Clarendon Warren and Meadville. Capt. M B Webb departed for Silver City New Mexico seeking health benefits amid prior malaria illness.
Garland visitor Hilly Munn. Ray Powers from Warren. Claude Rhodes in town with relatives for Sunday. Barney Arnold traveled to Titusville to spend the day with friends. Mrs. George Koostnar and family visiting in the city. Jane Ward returns to Erie after short visit with Corry friends. Lines of Frankfort visiting relatives for ten days. J Stone and daughter visited Warren this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Chamberain en route to Utah, spending a short time with THenda. Nelda Hrickwon of Luayaille visiting in city. Jennie Patterson of Maple Avenue returns home after two days with relatives at Ardeil Springs. Gerald Harvey goes to Youngsville Hill this afternoon with his mother. Mr. Harry Wiktenve heads to New York City tonight.
The text presents a fragmented poem praising Order as a nymph born of beauty and wisdom with attendants Comfort Neatness and Achy. It narrates a surreal scene in Happiness valley with garbled dialogue about social bets and a mysterious young member of the whole who clings to a dollar while questions of propriety arise.
Unclear garbled note describes waves and tides affecting various regions with references to the world, tides and travel. Mentions Tahttt and Hirbora back of the Tale of Wight, Tay in Scotland, and a New York connection. No coherent event or clear dates or persons emerge from the fragment.
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