Shambles in All His Primal Cities
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary readable text hints at a chaotic scene affecting many cities with disjointed phrases. Names and dates are obscured, leaving a murkyoutline of disorder and upheaval across multiple locations.
Local forecast calls for snow today and Wednesday with moderate southwest winds. Snow may reduce visibility and impact travel conditions across the area through the midweek period.
Corry shows population around 5,801 per thirteenth census figures, with modest increases in twenty years. The piece notes industrial growth, new residents, and rising prosperity, while criticizing census undercounting and praising local progress and civic pride in Corry, Oregon.
A. T. Messenwey & Son announces reduced prices on the balance of 1910 stock of dry goods and furnishing goods at 212 West Malin Street, LW. The notice highlights widespread discounts for shoppers.
The Presbyterian Sabbath School held Christmas exercises Sunday evening with a large audience. The program featured two parts, a viol solo, and a giving drive to aid the city’s needy, raising over $55 in provisions and money. Special note to Mr. Darry Smilin for decorations.
Corry High School defeated the Salaanes congregation team 89 to 67 at the Total floor. Corry led most of the game with faster scoring, strong offense, and solid defense. The locals surged in the second half, aided by key baskets from Wiel and others, while Corry used its regular lineup throughout.
The All Corry basketball team suffered a heavy defeat to Sherman last night, marking one of the worst losses the town has seen in years. Key players Crippen Craker Downey and Mills bars led the visitors, while Shor tian briefly led early. The same All Corry squad will face Union City at the local Armory Thursday night in a strong rematch.
A vintage ad promotes Pilluzones as a stimulant to cure drowsiness after meals. It claims the product awakens the liver and invigorates sleepy organs, promising mild, universally used relief and vitality after regulation. Sold by Thomas Downey in 2¢ boxes.
Local ad notes upholstering and repair services with discount prices. Provides contact via Send and postal card at Roomay, 518 W. Main Street, imi.
A late evening disturbance near the Corry post office drew police into a tangle as officer Speer and a citizen clashed with a man involved in a spirited altercation. Allegations of interference with an officer and a rough arrest led to warrants and a court appearance scheduled for the next morning.
Misreadings and names jumble through a sparse page of social notes. Mr and Mrs Albert Herneger visit Finion Cheney. families Mei and Skinner travel to Carry and Gorry. Church exercises at Christmas praised. various residents, including Mrs Basie McCray and Mrs Libbie Palmer, are mentioned with health and visiting updates.
The Salvation Army held a Christmas event at the citadel with children enjoying songs drills and a program led by Captain Smith. Old Sylla Clans arrived to delight the youngsters as messages from Jamestown New York and Comy arrived. The temple featured a decorated Christmas scene and every child received a generous treat.
A wreck of Train 68 on the Rennsylvania Teall road near the city early this morning injured two men, the engineer and another worker, with no fatalities reported. First reports described a bad disaster, but observers said only the engine and its fender were damaged and the remaining cars remained on the rails as the trackwas cleared within about three hours.
A blaze at Union Depot threatened the station this forenoon. Ticket Agent Rowe, aided by a fire ax, prevented major damage to the shack and saved the day. Rowe, a forty year veteran, acted promptly to avert greater loss.
In Pas Dee a stabbing occurred after an altercation over a gate near a pool room. John Munton was stabbed by a man named Trandaver and remains at Humot Hospital in precarious condition. The assailant is at large and both men are described as Romantans.
In Hradford on December 20 a well shooter of the Vancuren Brothers Torpedo Co. was killed when nitroglycerin exploded in his magazine. The blast shattered nearby windows miles away and left only a crater and clothing fragments. The 44 year old man, married with an infant, had worked for the company and for DuPont Powder Co. The exact quantity of explosive and cause remain unknown.
Frank Sane ska, 47, was struck and seriously injured near Buffalo when a flyer from Buffalo approached the west end of town at noon. He stood on the tracks, staggered onto the ties, and was hit by a pilot beam. His right arm was crushed, and he suffered head injuries. The impact knocked him down and tossed him to the edge of the ties.
An advertisement promotes Vulnam's Corn and Wart Extractor as a remedy for hard corns warts and calloused feet. It claims healing and drawing properties with a price of 2he and mentions Thoriay purchasers or vendors.
A garbled OCR item mentions Plano related terms with scattered phrases about a place, a soil, a 20 year element, and South Center. The readable bits hint at a location and numbered reference, but no clear event or action is established.
Captain Smith expresses gratitude to the good people of Corry for their liberality in aiding the Christmas dipnera and children's treat at their citadel.
A 1900s style advertisement asserts PAZO Ointment guarantees to cure itching bleeding or protracting piles in 6 to 14 days or the money will be refunded. The offer emphasizes swift relief and a money back promise with a bold brand claim.
The relativeiy and wew Intimate friend gathered at the home of Mn and Mrsed K Corl of 60 First Ave Sunday evening to witness the marriage of their daughter Miss Wana Corl to Mr William Rhodes of the city. The home was decorated in holiday colors. Mrs Albert Melloy opened with a wedding march. The bridal party included Miss Catherine Corl maid of honor Miss Mattie Leah Corl bridesmaid, Mr Charles Willinson best man. The couple stood under a large wedding bell as Rev Moli ver officiated. The bride wore a blue silk gown. Guests presented many useful gifts. The bridal party included Miss Mattie Corl Warren Miss Cushy Cor of Ki Miss Margaret and Mrs Lita Corl of Pidloute. The couple left on the night train for a short trip and will receive friends at 109 Washington Street after January 15.
A verbose historical fragment describes fire brigades, battles, and the destructive character of Napoleon's campaigns. It depicts soldiers, duties, and the collapse of works as a metaphor for Napoleonic strategy, noting ruin and the heavy costs of war and merit in leadership.
An old print ad touts Famrozone as a weight loss and health booster. Itclaims rapid thinning with ongoing gains, promising stronger nerves and heart, a cheerful mind, and lasting energy, urging readers to buy at dealers like Thon Downey DeG-28-91.
Fragmentary note lists names and places with unclear instructions about trimming trees and sending items. Contained are scattered words like ime a cardi, Rb. Sieinner, Wayne, Corry, and references to trimming tasks. Text is incomplete and data quality is limited.
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