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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1910
Page
6
A fragmented ad notes apricots offered at 15 cents a pod for bles or sauce and mentions difficulty in obtaining a fresh supply per pound. item hints at culinary goods and local market pricing with unclear context.
Numerous brief items record visits and social news across Corry and nearby towns. Names include Clyde Cook, Mrs. Ur Salih, T. Batt Sliluey Puitham, Mrs. Hotty Cogswell, and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clarke, with travels to Waterford, Erie, Warren, Centerville, and Stanton Ontario. The column notes visitors to residents, business trips, and family hospitality, plus a few itineraries to Bradford and Chautauqua events.
A chaotic account of an art dealer orchestrating mass productions and auctions ends with Mamie Lowehtin and another defendant acquitted by a New Orleans jury. The piece notes the dealer’s large scale commissions, dramatic sales at Hotel Droviot, and shifting prices amid a controversial exhibition era. The verdict underscores provocative legal questions surrounding the art forgery and mass production era.
A chaotic brawl at a Pennsylvania venue near Knoxdate led to head injuries and an arrest of Jonny Holner. Crowds watched Johnson-Deffries action while a circulating report notes frequent daily showings and clergy attendance.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses happiness as a mosaic of little stones and mentions a colliery destroyed by fire at Mahanoy. It includes garbled phrases about a gallery, employment, and a pay toll, with unclear figures and names. The readable core references Mme de Giraudin, a colliery fire, and unknown outcomes.
Governor S. S. Honowlt on behalf of the state posted a reward of 8500 for the arrest of the murderers of Robert Casey and his wife. The double homicide occurred on a Saturday at Hele House in Chaymont Lolibury, darkened by the crime.
A comic tableau unfolds at a hotel dining room where a guest clues the staff to a hidden plate. The scene features mistaken orders, tirades by a bellwether Walter and a quarrel over cheese options, ending with a hurried correction and a flustered waiter.
Ailed text shows garbled phrases about guests and rooms, with scattered words on athletics, beds, and support. It mentions a foundation backing a house and hints at a problematic, unclear scenario without coherent narrative or identifiable names or dates.
A garbled set of items includes a measurement joke about yardage for shirts, a streetcar anecdote with a spanking remark, a question about why pools wear turn collars, and assorted dialogues from various quoted voices. The block reads like fragmented humor and dialogue pieces from a past era.
Fragmented OCR shows a property valuation note with measurements and street names. It references Port of obe south of cultivated buildings, farms, and possible construction concerns. Contains several garbled street names and a names block, with uncertain owner references and location cues.
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