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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1910
Page
7
A fragment from London Answer recalls a scene of mistaken intent and social ritual as a traveler receives a gift from a local chief. The piece hints at cultural exchanges and the emotional response of a girl Mary who learns a man at Salle bury has been reprieved.
A fragmentary account from a New York harbor scene shows officials clashing with smugglers and tourists near piers. An officer pressures a visitor about a swollen chin while a tense crowd watches events unfold at the Washington Store area.
A garbled passage describes a sarcastic note to a milkman and a jokey claim about water and kitchen life. The text mentions various odd phrases and a mix of names, suggesting a fragmented historical snippet with no clear event or outcome.
In a fragmented account Carlyle resists Welldh's plan to share his house and income with intruders. He argues the household would suffer if his wife who is described as devoted to him were pushed into cohabitation, and asserts that his leadership would determine the fate of the home and its sustenance.
A fragmented, sensational style piece references Loprosy and Norse introduction myths, mentions herbal cures, and advertises Palnozone for summer complaints. It blends historical lore with dubious medical claims and local shop notes, ending with a sales pitch by Thomas Hawney ALG.
The readable text shows two garbled phrases referencing money, erection, and waste with nonsensical wording. No clear event, names, dates, or organizations are extractable from the fragment.
A garbled report notes a superstition tied to lightning and a belief in a curse. It mentions fiery effects and a supposed link to a mill or miller, with unclear local context and names missing.
Valuably farms for sale near Columbus Pennsylvania and Eldred township described as 150 acre farm four miles south of the city with brick house drainage and good buildings. Also a 88 acre farm in Eldred township with well and suitable outbuildings. Inquiries directed to W W Husbroek and Miss Arty W Smith Corry Pa Bell 214.
Diverse properties farms and buildings listed including The Blydonburg on Wright Street and The Henry Wilson farm north of Cory. Livestock and equipment offered such as a full blood Jersey bull and a 750 pound Delavel Separator. Advertising seeks buyers and inquiries via local wants and classifieds.
Classified notices offer three building lots at 584 W Church and a range of items for sale including maple syrup equipment, hay cutter, buggy parts, phonograph, and a bath room outfit. Also references to marriage rumors and local notices amid fragmented listings.
A mixed page item set offers a wanted local representative for credit clothing, a foreclosed L. D. Clark farm for sale in Wayne Township Erie county around 440 acres with buildings and orchards, and various personal notices. Also includes poultry book offer and a poet seeking publication guidance.
Notices warn against trusting Mary Hogan estate debts and urge creditors to file claims with Joly Basan executor in Corry Pennsylvania. Letters of administration issued for Leary L Heineman estate require debts settled and claimants presented. rewards offered for lost jewelry. miscellaneous notices and a short London Telegraph anecdote follow.
Letters testamentary issued for the estate of Don S Lambine of Corry Erie and Shilo Pennsylvania. Creditors must present claims to executor Rank A Bliley at 714 State Street Erie Pa for payment. Debts due immediately. July 1870.
Sir John Astley allegedly founded a hen derby at Windsor with a brood of chickens sourced by officers and civilians. Each officer picked a hen to race over a short course, drawing crowds as spectators watched the comical contest unfold amid military life and local attention.
In a tense exchange at the Candle gathering Schollenhauer recalls a missed opportunity as Lady Kyron grills him about prior knowledge. The host cites reluctance to speak, noting swearing rarely sways opinions unless the speaker uses it.
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