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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1911
Page
9
In a fragmentary note two items refer to a piano and a horse with a bottle, mentioning a good bottle and uncertainties about names and places. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or context for a full report.
A damaged OCR snippet shows incomplete text about a deed and line, with several unreadable words and numbers. Reading the fragment suggests a local notice or brief item but lacks clear names, dates, or actions.
The readable text references a death by one’s own action and notes about lunacy and a series of obscure names and terms. It mentions dates and places with garbled spellings, including references to Downey and a drag context, but the fragmentary source gives no coherent event or attribution to report.
Training for the upcoming meet highlights a suggested remedy to ease muscle soreness. The piece notes athletes look for ways to recover quickly and stay ready for competition.
A Rome dispatch reports Italy and Turkey nearing a basic for peace amid Italian successes at Tripoli and possible Turkish surrender of Tripoli with guarantees from Italy. At Benghazi sharp fighting left Italian casualties including three killed and five wounded.
An African City in central Africa is Kano with grand unfolding walls twelve miles around. It features thirteen gateways, guardhouses, heavy iron doors, and written records dating back nearly eight centuries.
A man praising a rare book for long credit collapses into a police interview after claiming to meet a feared figure. The dialogue mixes confusion over a supposed encounter and a dealer’s art hobby, ending with references to a portraitist and a New Year’s remark.
A brief note recalls Jamey Chilmers of Dundee who in 1834 proposed adhesive stamps. He faced mockery and medical doubts that stamping would spread disease while the post office initially paid little heed to his idea until 1641.
Fire in the engine room of the power towne at the Texas State Penitentiary in Huntaville Dec 5 destroyed all but the main cell structure. About 1600,000 in losses with no insurance. No lives lost as inmates were moved to open areas and armed guards assisted. Governor Colquitt may seek funds to rebuild.
New York market report lists wheat, corn, oats prices, dairy products, eggs, flour, and creamery items. Livestock section shows prime steers, cows, bulls, and lambs with bid prices and ranges. Buffalo hay and grain straw prices are noted with delivery conditions.
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