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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1910
Page
6
A local display features a wide range of valentines. Prices include fine lace valentines from 2c to 2 dollars, post cards from 1e to 5e, drops 5¢ to 1 dollar, and quality chocolates from 10c to 80e per box.
A poem urges staying with farming with rustic joy and a railroad magnate voice. The item then lists brief society notes from Titusville and nearby towns, including visits, travels, and social calls involving Wight Sweeney Osbhorne Elston Adams McKee McIntyre Webb Merrick Roberta Nash Gorey Dutton Datton Thornton Lefer Seeley Freeman Phelps and others.
Mr David Ross of White Street received eighty five post cards and a blooming potted plant for his eightieth birthday. He thanks friends for best wishes and greetings. The note quotes a theater remark by Emperor Francis of Austria and empress.
A naturalist’s account describes pumas attacking horses cattle and sheep in Patagonia. It recounts a colt killed by a puma leaping onto its back, a puma killing calves, and a cow defending a calf by goring the predator with its horns.
A New York Sun reader recounts an anecdote from a Western barber shop praising efficiency. The visitor contrasts methods, noting Western shops multitask with eleven workers versus New York's slower pace, and marvels at the bustling, orchestrated routine described.
The article muses on earthworms tilling soil, noting their long role in leveling surface irregularities and shaping landscapes long before humans. It also references scholars and anecdotes about natural history, Indian lore, and a dramatic tale of an elephant’s alleged revenge at the queen’s palace, illustrating curiosity across nature and culture.
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