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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1910
Page
8
Long Bowl California February 1 surgeon Williamo Lawrence Woodrutt died after sustaining a lung rupture from supporting a 200-pound patient who rolled off an operating table. His simple methods for valuing children made him well known in the city.
A young woman describes a husband who returns from work and rituals his hat toss before entering. If the hat is not thrown out within five minutes he faces his wife’s good humor. if it is tossed out he seeks shelter elsewhere for the night. The piece mocks odd domestic superstition and comic behavior.
In a London quarter a family receives a far larger pie than ordered from the baker. Casseewood exclaims the long time has passed and the first bite completes a bitter exchange between Guy and Liza as they proceed with their meal.
Princeton, N J February 7 William Cooper Proctor of Cincinnati has withdrawn his 500 000 gift for Princeton University s graduate college There is no official statement explaining the withdrawal but the move appears to reflect unresolved difficulties between Proctor Dean Andrew F West and the university s special trustee committee The situation leaves President Woodrow Wilson s administration of the school in question as discussions continue to harmonize diverse views The article also includes a note on the otter as a traditional Scottish poaching tool and its deadly efficiency in driving fish from lochs and rivers
The fragmentary note hints at letters by Sir Walter Bence nuvi aide detailing borders and urban life, noting meticulous observations and quaint phrases. He wrote in Edinburgh and Lugaburgh about customs and conversations, but heirs burned them, destroying a potentially charming book of private and remarkable epistles.
Advertisement claims Popham's Asthma Remedy provides instant relief and a complete cure for asthma bronchitis and hay fever. Offered by Williams Mfg Co based in Cleveland Ohio with mail order trial and price of $1.00.
An advert claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures female complaints and nervous prostration during change of life. The testimonial speaks of restored health and urges women to try the product, praising its history of use and safety for period transitions.
A naturalist on an Indian island, Colebex or Splee, found a curious utensil lodged in the lion statues of Arnimh. Two huts lashed in a wooden frame, a bottle, and a set of marked sticks formed a timing device with notches linked to potches and a string, the hooked piece guiding a counted sequence.
New York murder case details a jury verdict of second degree murder for Frank McGrath in the slaying of Benjamin Fons. McGrath’s attorney Robert Hibbert urged the judge to reconsider, with Mohan Turbutton Goff granting a motion that could delay the verdict. Reporters note jurors favored murder in the greater degree.
Fragmentary OCR states a Welsh coal find near Watley amid aged records. It mentions a lone successor named Hiimed Retard Gedmon and references a sequence of attempts and terms like FyNdY Coles, Koo coke, and a store. The text is garbled but centers on a historic coal discovery narrative.
About 150 students and tutors attended a Sunday dinner at a American college in Rome honoring ex Vice President Fairbanks. In his remarks Mr Fairbanks praised the patriotism of the Catholic Church in the United States and said there was no greater influence for civic life than the church.
Fragmentary archaic quotation from London Opinion with dialogue about fate and service to a grave. The text mentions Sandor, Sanders, and a dramatic exchange, but context and full meaning are unclear.
A Chicago Record-Herald item notes a strained marriage with phrases about harsh treatment and a rift in communication. The piece hints at tension in the domestic sphere and the couple's distant relation.
Fragmented account recounts a London coach trip mishap and social missteps involving notable figures, including references to Mr Ghorn and Mrs Cheosa, a mistaken accusation, and a public figures quarrel. The passage mentions Marylebone, Washington era congressmen, and remarks by an unnamed imprisoner, revealing chaotic court and political intrigue.
A fragment claims bellows were invented around 500 B C by a Seythis in mochoulelan. The sparse text offers no corroborating details or dates. The note reads as an antiquated attribution without verifiable context or sources.
Edward Morris son of the late Nelson Marine and his wife Mrs Morris and a maid were in a train accident near Jacksonville on Saturday afternoon as their northbound Overseas Limited collided with a stopped local. The Morris party were uninjured but others aboard the local train suffered serious injuries and one person died.
A reflective excerpt discusses a word with only two letters and the difficulties of defining it in English. It questions how a single, tiny word carries vast meanings and elicits memorized dictionary definitions, while noting the challenge even for educated speakers to articulate its essence accurately.
The text states potatoes dominate world annual crop output at about 8 billion bushels, with most production grown in Rugope. It notes a potter fantasy misrendering of words, but centers on Rugope as a primary potato producer and global scale of supply.
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