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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
10
A garbled account blends Arctic glacier notes with stray lines about a Vancouver Providence visitor and a London Sampa scene. The fragment mentions a dead glacier tongue near Mult lacier and a shrimp vendor’s dreary day, ending with a terse door reply.
A fragment notes that men in Thougland could be found to give lawful evidence and some wore a string in a shoe to show they sought witness work. It cites the saying He a man of straw and mentions antiquity and a note from the Quarterly Review comparing to Greek custom.
A fragment discusses marriage for money versus love with quotes from Elbert Hubbard on suffering. It briefly parodies Hubbard and mentions his Phila Ling reference and a washing soap claim praising a laundry soap for ease and cleanliness.
A mid-century crisis tale recalls a high ranked official dying in a center of orthodoxy. A tortoni plow and a ceremonial guard arm salute a cat at a gate, symbolizing loyalty to a powerful entity, while authorities warn against hindering any cat from entering.
In a Chlenzo Record-Herald report a judge questions a wife about her missing husband. She argues lack of contact for over a year proves he is dead, noting that if he were alive he would ask her to send his money. The exchange centers on evidence of death through absence and financial behavior.
In Washington on February 18 Senator Davis of Arkansas accused Senator Owen of Oklahoma of ties to the Standard Oil company while demanding a bill to put prairie lands into oil pipeline routes. The heated debate led to personal exchanges, including Davis threatening Rockefeller and denouncing Standard Oil, as Owen denied the allegations and called the claims unfounded. The confrontation disrupted the Senate with a dramatic exchange about oil interests and state lands.
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