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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
7
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a month and names, suggesting a local notice or reminder about an event or meeting. Readable elements point to a community or organizational context with several personal names. Further details are unclear from the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear event or entities. Readable elements include a proper noun sequence and a location tag, but no actionable facts or names to anchor a concise summary. Summary cannot be generated from the garbled source segment.
In a fragmentary report readers learn of Youle and Vans Onal involved in disruptive activity. The notice hints at improvised movements and potential provocations affecting local safety, but specifics are limited. Further details are not provided in the surviving text.
A partial text fragment mentions a site view and inns, suggesting a local travel or lodging note. Fragmentary wording limits clear details but indicates a place with inns linked to a viewing site.
A garbled report mentions Kattin and North American Hidins nodding to a hypothetical appetite quote. It references Makino’s growth and a plan involving twenty four hours, with an officer's claim about a hind quarter ox and fuel for a drink. The Diamond notes widespread discovery of diamonds across continents.
A sensational claim markets Ip Delehon's relief for rheumatism neuralgia and rhema tin promising cure in 1 to 4 days. It asserts immediate relief and rapid disappearance of disease symptoms. Sold by Durham Drug Co with a poultry guide book offered by mail from the same shop.
The Pennsylvania Gas Co announces a rate change to July readings 1920 in Cory and vicinity. The charge is 42 cents per thousand cubic feet, with a discount of 2 cents per thousand for prepaid gas, due on the tenth of the following month.
An anticipated visit by President Roosevelt to the Republican National Convention in Saratoga is noted as likely next month. A luncheon and conference with County Chairman Loyd Grimom are mentioned as part of the preparatory events.
A garbled OCR style collage quotes various newspapers with shifted phrases and misread names. It presents a patchwork of dated, nonsensical snippets styled as a humorous exchange, including distorted references to The Great Brawnack and Philadelphia lodger remarks.
Classified notes show homes and farms for sale in Corry and surrounding areas. Listings include farms north of the city, properties on Wayne Street and Main Street, and multiple houses and building lots with terms offered by C. R. Powell Real Estate. Numerous property fronts, sizes, and improvements are cited with prices and inquiries to Bent Powell.
For sale items include Gav stove te 1 iin wagon wheel sulky wheels lugby shaves finish rope and pulleys cane outfit ester barrel wag on clown and a millinery store now Welaser. A chance for the right party inquire at Durham's Drug store. Also wanted mining stock agents and local clothing sales rep for large firm with credit terms.
Owing third mortgage on the L. D. Clark farm Wayne Township I foreclosed first mortgage to protect myself now offer the farm for sale at a great bargain This is a prime Eris county farm with about 440 acres good buildings orchards timber and nine fine loamy lots Write to Corner Wilson and Woodland avenues Cleveland Ohio or call my attorney Rees J Osborne Corry Pa John Rock Jiattmantt WANTED a young girl to assist with house work Apply 212 Concord street WANTED a table doll at the St James Hotel WANTED a woman for general housework at once 162 Mott St
Notice of application for a charter to form THE CHROME COMPANY for manufacturing tanning related goods under Pennsylvania law. Also executor's notice for Mary Eagan estate in Corry Erie County, with payment and claims deadlines to John Eagan, Executor, 482 W Wayne St Corry Pa.
Situations Wanted note reports a Spartan High School pupil who helped with history class, prompting a discussion on student discipline and the role of teachers. The item mentions reactions by administrators and a referenced figure from local Garwina community, with tangential ties to a rail incident in Milton involving a rider named Peter Robins of Shamokin.
Fragmentary dialogue from a Girlingham page mentions an odd exchange about expressions and a Topsy Turvy dinner. References to Chinese boxing dinner with dessert and a final hot coffee finish are noted in a quirky, antiquarian voice.
Readable rental notes show furnished rooms at 209 First Avenue with bath and a 10. inquiries directed to W. Brown, 1210. A seven room residence with a bath listed at 409 E Main St. Furnished front room with bath at 428 N Center St. Basement for rent under Wilson's, inquire E. S. Wilson.
The University of Cairo, established in 988 by a renowned scholar, stands as the world’s oldest educational institution and central hub of learning for the Muslim world. It sits near the Amb quarter’s mosque, amid narrow streets and a diverse population, with scholars and students gathered in cloistered courts.
A report notes that commercial banks in France keep only about 4 percent of their deposits as cash on hand, while their joint stock banks maintain a secondary reserve of 15 to 20 percent in money at call and on short notice. This liquidity is used to fund merchant needs and short-term securities.
A 1910 New York note reports Acting District Attorney Frank Moss receiving threats of death aimed at Judges O Sullivan Malone and Faves plus Rosalsky and others. The letter, dated August 8 1910, claims release convicts will kill these judges and cites personal grievances and alleged innocence. Also mentioned is a town betterment suggestion from Abington Massachusetts detailing civic improvements and a village committee plan for public works.
Readers recall a fiery denial by a peer amid accusations he supported cockfighting. The piece traces 19th century attitudes, mentions Quaker visits and a discussion on animal sport, while weaving in reflections on philosophy and a joke about Robert Morris and a sermon.
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