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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1911
Page
2
Ad facing reader garbled text about pricing and meeting times. The fragment mentions possession and line counts, a possible price per item, and a potential recalculation time. It lacks clear names, places, dates, or concrete actions to report a definite event.
Snow flurries and colder conditions today with windy spells. Wednesday turns fair and colder with brisk west to northwest winds.
The column critiques party dynamics and aims at securing reform through closer cooperation among Pennsylvania Democrats. It notes sensational press behavior, questions legislative integrity, and mentions Senator Lir H. Brall and the rerun of the November election. It remarks on the Wright brothers by proxy and reports Harrisbury assembly news.
Republicans kept slate as Elks hosted a charity ball with hundreds of couples at the Armory. George Oliver projected as United States senator, with Kennedy and Meriden among local leaders amid a spirited but unsettled convention tone. The event featured ornate purple and white decor, a large crowd, and a well received supper, marking a notable social gathering in the area.
Byron Phillips was accidentally killed by a gun discharge during a rabbit hunting party near Conewanso Swamp east of Cherry Creek. George Smith dropped his rifle when a nearby slip shot the charge, killing Phillips aged 44 and leaving four daughters and two sons.
The 1910 courthouse records show more marriages than divorces in Erie County. The year saw 1,028 marriages and 1,009 divorces, with a surprising number of divorces given the era. Births reached 1,292 and deaths about 906, with 487 deaths reported by November.
The fragment references Putnam and Kate mat fro, with prices and sale notes. Navy, corn, galleries, and bunions appear as named terms. Downes is listed as the seller, indicating a catalog-like notice or advertisement from a historical newspaper page.
Vaudeville program at the Library Theater tonight features Tiyrry Paul, a character comedian, plus Woodward's Dogs and Banjonce and the Vauderuta Follies. Admission lists ten events.
The Buffalo Germans, World Champions, defeated Erie Auditorium by 23 to 7 in a fast, untidy contest. High scorers were Heerdt and Hohde with 18 each, while Sehall missed center due to a hand injury and was replaced by H Miller. Faust is sick with scarlet fever and may be sidelined.
An aircraft or structure described as a Bip plane was destroyed by fire at the Flow Shale Holler company's plant in Allentown. Loss estimated around $100,000 with extensive damage reported to the facility and surrounding area. The morning event affected operations and prompted inquiries from local authorities. The exact location and parties involved remain partially obscured in the damaged text but the incident centers on the Allentown area and the Flow Shale Holler plant.
The article recounts a banquet honoring Mr Eli Harley upon his retirement from the presidency of a national bank. Directors thanked him for his extended service and efficient leadership. The guest list included prominent figures and a menu featured seafood, duck, vegetables, and dessert as
Jerome B. Fisher of Jamestown was re elected supreme court reporter for the New York appellate division. The Jamestown Journal notes his five year record as judge showed efficiency and ability benefiting the state’s judiciary, with his renomination announced Thursday night.
An old advertising snippet promotes Painozone as a universal home remedy for crying babies and minor pains. It touts ease of use, quick relief, and affordability, claiming fifty years of trust as a cure for stomach ache, diarrhea, wind, and soothing eye discomfort, with a 250 dose bottle sold by Thomas Downey.
Fragmentary text shows jumbled words and names. no coherent event or entities to summarize into a newspaper card.
Fragmented report details dramatic sequences and bold stunts by Monts Garle players amid chaotic scene. It notes dramatic bets and a long sunken ship metaphor, naming Charles Wells and Jagger as notable figures in racing and finance tied to the upheaval.
Fragmentary text describes a suggested assault or incident near a hospital in New York with names like Amin Younaky and Moni Hed Aflise, plus a figure named Jacob Holst and a late afternoon discovery involving a rope and clothes room. Details are garbled and uncertain.
In Montclair on Jy Jun 3 a town celebration marked the advent of a new poorhouse and pest home. Two municipal buildings were set ablaze with oil, sapped by crews and cooled with water. a guard kept onlookers back. A new poorhouse is now proudly established.
Two geese escaped their enclosure at Max Hash barroom in the Vallet area and caused chaos by breaking bottles and spilling liquor. The owner found one goose collapsed under the bar in a bewildered state, with onlookers noting no further harm.
Patier-Frot observation concludes a young man acted wild. his companion notes his desire to go out at night to Joove tit Klome.
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