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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1910
Page
3
A proposed apportionment measure would redraw seats to roughly 430 in the House, adjusting representation after the census. Proponents argue a larger body should reflect population shifts, while critics note changes could shift power among states including Illinois Indiana and Kentucky. The plan, expected after holidays, suggests a House near 480 members if pressed further.
Reports from Groomdune and nearby counties describe a violent miners’ riot with multiple injuries and disruptions. Officials say aroused crowds attacked workers and facilities, prompting security measures and planned statewide blocking actions.
A story from Atlanta reports misdirected marriage proposals to Miss Stanley a young public school teacher. Wealthy suitors from across the United States flood her with letters after a will left a large townlot to aspiring teachers. Miss Stanley emphasizes she seeks affection for herself not money.
A fragmented account describes a hyena arousing near an elephant during a hunt and killing the creature by bursting through a wall of muscle. The hyena is said to have driven a head injury causing a fatal wound as the elephant collapsed. The report blends chaotic notes with other unrelated European earthquake news from Italy dated 24.
A chaotic local page reports a range of items from a masquerade ball and theater ads to a courtroom note on a stolen check and a funeral service. It mentions a Christmas season sale in Butler and a city ordinance enforcing quiet hours and public behavior.
An advertisement from Doan's Kidney Pills features testimonials praising relief for kidney and back pain. The text lists Cory as a user and mentions Ames Comw Drug Store as the distributor with Duryea Co. as agents, reflecting a mid century local medical ad.
December 87 1940 at Lake Pleasant includes Sunday and Monday gatherings. Mr and Mrs Applebees hosted dinner with relatives. guests from Role and Thon Chy attended. Local residents share visits, harvest help, church activities, and family movements amid holiday season notes.
A garbled report describes a man caught in a revolving door at midnight. He was injured and sent to a hospital to endure the rest of the holiday season. Other bystanders were present as the door rotated.
An explosion of 160 pounds of dusting powder at the Pittsburg Limestone Company works in Portersville killed two men and injured a third who later died. One man died instantly and another died after being rushed to a hospital. A fourth man was slightly burned.
Name T m Jost returns from Jaminton with a feature on the New York prom scene. This brief notes his stylish handling of the trip and hints at upcoming appearances in local venues.
A Virginia grower offers guide to preparing an asparagus bed with soil care, weed control, and deep rotted manure. It covers site choice, spacing, fall planting, and long term management for healthy crowns and yields.
A bulletin from Ohio University notes wind stoppage and clock hands date changes, referencing a science watch to determine current time. The item emphasizes timekeeping devices and university discussion.
A Kansas farmer notes a photograph and reports on spring tooth harrow teeth redesigned to improve alfalfa cultivation. The correspondent describes crossbreds from factories, effects on soil, root safety, and potential yield with changes to tooth shape improving efficiency in fields.
An endorsement from Mrs. G Harteaux of Kentucky praises Parisian Sage for dandruff relief and thicker, silkier hair after two bottles. The letter, dated June 3 1910, claims complete dandruff disappearance, improved scalp health, and urges friends to try the product. It notes a price of 60 cents a bottle and asserts widespread availability.
Farmers insist on useful information from experiment stations and continual updates. The forward looking grower who stays informed and buys improvements for his farm and stock tends to fetch better prices for what he sells.
A garbled excerpt implies envy over unpaid dollars and a shifted friendship. The speaker accuses Monty of not sending money while noting past familiarity and current coolness. The text suggests personal dispute rather than formal action.
A promotional notice touts Nolte Tablets as a guaranteed remedy for fatigue debility and general weakness. It claims a restored “perfect strength and ability” with regular use and urges readers to act quickly to avoid dangerous symptoms. Barry sells the product at drug stores.
G W Morin notes sewing machines available at 150 N Center with up to date models and guaranteed instructions. Also mentions an annual meeting of the Petron’s Mutual Fire Association on Tuesday January 10 at 10 am in Corry offices for officer elections and business.
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