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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1911
Page
6
A reader notes a price comparison claim and asserts this paper offers a class surpassing all others. The comment mentions value and distinguishes the paper from competitors, though the exact details are unclear.
City hack at Union Paper shows M Jackson proprietor offering near complete street service with emphasis on fast transfers of trunks and baggage. Special attention to transfers and baggage handling promised with both phones available for contact.
An ad from R. G. Lindsley & Son Model Pharmacy extols hot water bottles as essential for illness and health, noting their low price, usefulness, and guaranteed satisfaction as a practical family safeguard.
Corry city residents and out of town visitors fill a busy day with business calls, family visits, and social events. Included are J Rowe of Brie, Harry Hart of Hoi, Miss Nessie Mosher of Anabtabul, and Joe Dawson of Ponting visiting for business, alongside Mrs W. Hunter of Meadville and Miss Anna Perking traveling to nearby towns for relations and weddings.
Georgia peach farmers confront a devastating brown rot fungus threatening orchards across the humid south. A breakthrough self rolled sulfur spray, discovered by W. M. E. Scott of the U S Department of Agriculture, could transform disease control and save many peach crops. The method promises to extend profitable growing further south while warns coastal plains remain hardest hit and outbreaks still risk substantial losses.
A garbled historical note mentions a man and his seven acres, his family, and care of the land. The text is unclear, with many missing words and no coherent events or names to anchor a specific news item.
The article discusses feeding mangels to dairy cows, noting local price and usage in parts of the United States and Canada. It explains timing for feeding after trimming roots and mentions using manure with fertilizer and chemical spread methods.
An unclear excerpt describes a pursuit or chase involving a posse and woods. It mentions possession nine points and a struggle to take one, noting persistence and a check or tie in the action as it unfolds.
In Parla on February 22 a Contadia Fran calace presented Apros Mot to a Semitic crowd that heckled the author with chants of Down With the Jews and Down with Bernsteis. About twenty arrests were made as Heinstein attended and accepted challenges to a match of three ducta.
A local barber John Epmoke was poisoned by sardines from a box, nearly harming a family. A doctor diagnosed the illness early and treated the patient, who was released after recovery. Don Marconi faced $500 bail for court appearance in Lime Valley. Strader of United Lonthen company’s tannery at Limestown injured in the incident.
London reports in a British Army budget show plans for five aeroplanes and five dirigible balloons for service. The document lists total army expenditure around £27,690,000 with £89,000 for a new airship and aeroplane sheds and improvements at Farnborough and Wormwood Scrubs as part of the air service expansion. The service will test five dirigible balloons next month and begin experiments with five aeroplanes before ordering more.
Feb 24 report from Tondlon notes a damaged property case where footings were sold to salvage the pond area. Mr Robertson, who led the inquiry into the milder incident, communicated to the Frayal police the discovery of issues near the market area and potential city concerns.
A plan outlines annual farming actions and milestones. It emphasizes budgeting, crop rotation, irrigation upgrades, and equipment maintenance. The document calls for phased implementation, periodic reviews, and adherence to safety and sustainable practices.
A fragmentary notice lists land parcels and houses for sale including brick houses, lots on Main Street near Wor Bal and options such as 60 acre and 105 acre tracts. It mentions milling spaces and nine rooms, with references to laboring street access and walkways near Wantington.
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